at first glance the dessert might look dry but they are not at all, i took the myrtille croissant (パンオミルティーユ) and they warm it up for you. the croissant was so flaky and the myrtille filling very good as well ! portion was also huge ~ the coffee was not the kind of coffee i personally appreciate because it was too bitter but i can tell the quality was good because it did woke me up not like when i drink cheap coffee. the location is also really good because you have terrace seats and it’s in a quiet area of shibuya.

This is a unique café, featuring croissants. Interestingly, the café is targeting customers who are bikers. There is a special place for hanging road bikes. I love their croissants. They are crispy and larger in size than normal croissants. Today I ordered a gratin croissant. It was really nice. The croissant absorbs the rich creamy white sauce of the gratin and that makes an amazing texture and taste. It is crowded during lunch time even on weekdays. I wanted to try their croissant pudding, but unfortunately it was already sold out. I will definitely try their croissant pudding next time. I recommend you to go there earlier. If you go there in the late afternoon, most of the food is sold out. In the future, I hope they will experiment with more flavors of croissants.

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Food and coffee are not bad at all. I ordered cappuccino and Philly cheesesteak sandwich. The croissants are flaky and soft. However, for the price they are charging, you’d expect better quality of food and service. I’ve had better croissants at a much cheaper Café. I also think Starbucks’ cappuccino is better than theirs. The tables were also not wiped clean. We had to clean it for ourselves before we sat down. The location was really good. It’s near the park. However, there’s no free parking space for vehicles. Fortunately, there’s a nearby coin parking area. 1st hour is free of charge.

My overall feeling was the atmosphere, food and coffee was great, but disappointing that it doesn’t quite fit the price. I mean, I want to come here more often but the quality/cost comparison is better at other cafes. Sarutahiko and Streamers lattes are noticeably better. But Zebra is about as good as Starbucks I guess. When you’re craving a croissant rather than any other bread then I’d recommend Zebra. When those lifestyle financial personal development motivational speakers talk about “the latter factor”, this is what they’re talking about. LOL. If you do have the money to play pricey cafe with then the place is great. But most people should enjoy a picnic with a convenient store coffee and bread and plan their action plan to wealth.

I went on a biking trip with a group and stopped in this coffee shop. First, let me say that this place was busy around 1000 - 1200 on a Saturday morning. Plenty of parking spaces for cars and bikes. It's located on top of a hill with a nice view and close to a park. It has an Instagram-able yellow mascot. The employees were great; even if you do not speak Japanese, they could understand what you wanted by just pointing to their menu. They accept cards for payments. Their croissant ham, egg, and cheese panini were so good that I wanted to order another. I enjoyed the iced cafe mocha. There weren't many employees working, so when we were done, many dishes were piled up on a little cart. Inside, the place was clean, well seated, and spread out for groups or small dates. A free fresh water station allowed me to refill my bottle. The price was fair and relatively affordable. Perfect stop if you are around the area, whether it's riding your bike or driving. It is super close to the Youmuri land theme park and Tama Hills. The place is also a walking distance of Wakabadai station.