Bakery
Coffee roastery and bakery cafe serving non-vegan meals, but the pastries are all-vegan and bakes its own breads. Offers vegan brunch plate and house-made vegan hotdog. Has almond and soy milks. Open Tue-Sun 10:00am-6:00pm.
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Last update on 29 Dec 2019 by BeeJax
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13 Reviews
First Review by sunshine315
JaumeLabro
Points +12
Lovely food, specialty coffee and vibes. A 5 stars spot ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Edit
Great restaurant-cafe to enjoy English style brunch, sandwiches, burgers, etc..with several veggie and vegan options! Top quality specialty coffee and best bread in Shonan area.
Read morePros: Vegan sandwiches and burgers, Top quality coffee, Best natural homemade bread in Shonan area.
Cons: Is closed on Monday 😎 🤣
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Tsukimi
Points +5140
Yummy food, great service! - Edit
Cozy hip coffee shop. Perfect after a hike trough the peninsula.
Read moreHad the vegan burger. It was very good. Liked that it came with salad instead of fries. Very reasonable for the price!
I also ordered a Nutella roll which was surprisingly hard. It must have been a bit old. But the must have heard our conversation and handed us a another fresh one instead which was still warm and very fluffy. 😋
They also agreed to put a happy cow sticker on their window. 👍
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JohannesHattendorf
Points +358
Always! ALWAYS!!! - Edit
Went there in 2019, went there in May 2023, gonna go there in November 2023.
Read moreAlways worth the trip from Tokyo/Yokohama. Possible the best non-japanese food in Japan. It just taste good.
Pros: Vegan Menü, Best Coffee, Cool Music
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BrwnFngrsGrnThmbs
Points +72
Great cafe with good vegan options - Edit
The vegan burger is great and they often have vegan specials on the weekend
Read morePros: Great coffee and their own roaster, Vegan specials
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ClaireRugaber
Points +92
Amazing brunch - Edit
Amazing food, cofee and location
Read morePros: Great location with good parking too , Vegan and non vegan options , Awesome trinkets to buy
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サンドラ
Points +472
Good burgers and coffee - Edit
Next time will try other vegan options.
Read moreAlso, I found a wonderful hoodie to buy there!
It was my bday, so I treated myself~
Pros: Vegan options , Sells interesting clothes and other goods
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lilahh
Points +160
Amazing coffee and bakery! - Edit
Twenty minutes away from Keikyu Zushi-Hayama station, the Dark Arts Coffee is a bike-centred roastery with divine coffee and delicious baked goods.
Read moreThe roastery place is somewhat rustic, and there's a lot of bike-themed souvenirs, from mugs, water bottles, and T-shirts. They also sell coffee beans, which mostly come from South America. Pro tip: You can try these different blends at the premise by ordering them as drip coffee. Another intriguing thing I spotted was the 'F covid-19' sign on the table that reminds you to consume everything within 90 minutes.
Since I often got coffee shakes, I ordered the flat white and cinnamon rolls. The former looks very pretty, and I love the creaminess that, I assume, came from the mix between soy and oat milk. I also tried my drinking partner's today's coffee. Although it's a bit more acidic than your usual coffee, it wasn't very heavy and refreshing. I actually regretted a bit that I didn't go with today's coffee.
The cinnamon roll was also delicious; it wasn't sickeningly sweet with a good amount of cinnamon. Compared to the other cinnamon rolls in your local bakery, the bun has more texture, so it can get a bit chewy. It definitely pairs well with my flat white.
Since our sweet tooth was not fully satisfied, we ended up buying an extra oatmeal cookie each, provided by ovgo baker. My drinking partner had the coconut chai cookie, which was heavily spiced, so you can tell it is a chai cookie. Compared to the nutty chocolate oatmeal I had, which was also good, I would definitely recommend the coconut chai cookie.
If you are a coffee lover and happen to be roaming around the Zushi-Hayama area, please give this place a try!
Pros: can buy the coffee beans to enjoy at home, Friendly staff
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ScottNeilson
Points +44
Famous London Coffee Roaster in Hayama - Edit
I couldn’t believe it when this top flight roaster opened near Zushi beach. Great for coffee, vegan brownies and vegetarian and vegan breakfast and lunch. The chef is vegetarian and I am a vegan with a wheat allergy (gluten free) and he works around that to cook me up a post Miura ride meal with no problems at all.
Read morePros: Awesome coffee roaster, Vegan and vegetarian options , Has parking for cars and bikes
Cons: Limited outdoor seating (bench seat & 2 tables)
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VickiNewMath
Points +794
New favorite spot!! - Edit
Cute cozy warm and delicious! Food is fantastic and not expensive at all. Get the coffee too, absolutely amazing. English speakers here.
Read morePros: Vegan options, Cheap
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ReiAmber
Points +3168
yummy! - Edit
They have a small menu with a vegan brunch plate, which had house-made sourdough bread, hummus, vegetables, house-made sausage and baked beans, and was excellent. The hummus was terrific. I never liked actual, non-vegan sausage so was really happy that this one was not meant to be an exact replica but rather a sort of "veggie burger" version of it made with grains. I also don't particularly care for sourdough bread but the sour taste was so mild I enjoyed it a lot and got a small loaf for 500 yen to take home. They also have larger loaves to take home and vegan Gugga brand brownies.
Read moreI liked the brownies but one of the main components is coconut oil so those who dislike coconut may not be fans.
I had an almond milk latte. I think I would have preferred soy but they were sold out.
They also sell lovely pottery cups and vintage clothing.
Very recommended!
24 mins on foot from JR Zushi station or there's a bus stop very nearby.
Credit cards accepted at 1000 yen or above. They'll email or text you a receipt if you want one.
Pros: tasty food, almond and soymilk are both available, also sells nice pottery cups and vintage clothes
Cons: menu is limited
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BeeJax
Points +321
Vegan options and great coffee - Edit
Offers vegan brunch plate which was delicious! Large plate made up of; homemade sourdough bread, beans, roasted vegetables, hummus and vegan sausage.
Read moreThe vegan sausage is homemade by themselves as well as the sour dough bread.
Also have a vegan hotdog and salad set on the menu.
Offering almond and soy milks, as well as vegan cookies and cakes
Great coffee which they roast themselves!
English menu and clearly labelled vegan items :)
Pros: Homemade/ fresh , Nice atmosphere , Good options
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Mondogonzo
Points +19
Dark arts coffee japan - Edit
Great cafe in a coffee roaster premises. They self baking all the breads, all the pastry are vegan! They run a small menu with plenty of vegan options including a house made hot dog! Super friendly stuff and of course killer coffee!! Easy and chilled atmosphere.. weekly specials and stuffing portions..
Read morePros: Big portions, Plenty of vegan options, Amazing coffee
Cons: One parking spot, Bit far from zushi station
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sunshine315
Points +149
Great Coffee. Delicious Food! - Edit
Dope coffee shop with a small menu but has solid vegan options! Sister shop to the Dark Arts in London.
Read morePros: Coffee (plus non-dairy milk, Vibes
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