GRILL&CAFE 山ノ辺
- 765-1 Yamabe, Nose, Toyono District, Osaka 563-0372, Japan
Today · 11 am–3:30 pm
- Saturday: 11 am–3:30 pm
- Sunday: 11 am–3:30 pm
- Monday: 11 am–3:30 pm
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: Closed
- Friday: Closed
- +81 72-737-4212
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Ordered a slice of roll cake for eat in. It came with two small slices of baumkuchen, I scoop of ice cream covered with chocolate syrup, and 1/4 if a mini egg tart. Then, your choice of drink (I got a great cup of iced cafe au lait). All of this for ¥800! If your passing by, you need to go!
View on GoogleCoffee with nature around.
View on GoogleWe visited with our dog. The hamburg steak was juicy and delicious. The fried shrimp was also nice and thick and delicious.
View on GoogleThere aren't many restaurants where you can bring dogs inside, so this is a very precious place. The hamburg steak, chiffon cake, and coffee were all delicious, and the location was also top-notch.
View on GoogleSince pets are allowed inside, there are many customers with dogs. The hamburg steak is very delicious, and the fried shrimp is big and amazing. Is the rice from Nose too? Everything is delicious. The restaurant is small, so from the perspective of someone with a dog, I thought that people who don't like dogs might find it a bit bothersome. It's fine if the dog can behave, but if there's a dog that barks just seeing another dog, or barks at everything it sees—dogs and people alike—the interior can get quite noisy. Honestly, even as a dog owner I think it's noisy, so people who don't own dogs will probably find it even noisier. The person at the next table said, "There are so many dogs...", ate their meal in silence, and left immediately, so I secretly thought they probably didn't like it. Instead of saying "My dog barks~", I believe it's the owner's duty to train them not to bark as much as possible. If they aim to be a dog-only cafe, that might be fine, but if they aim for a cafe that anyone can enjoy, I thought it would be better to draw a clear line, such as clearly separating dog-friendly seating from other seating, or declining entry to dogs that bark at other dogs and people. The food is supremely delicious, and being able to eat indoors with a dog is truly appreciated. It's a very good restaurant, so I wrote this because I thought they should take a bit more measures against noisy dogs.
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