It is attached to a library. I had a panini, quiche, and iced coffee. You get a discount if you order them as a set. There are seats inside and a few outside. Some people were also eating on the spacious wooden deck right in front of the café, and it was a pleasant space.

I found out it had reopened after closing several years ago, so I visited. Perhaps the operating company had changed, because the bread was on a completely different level. It used to be generous, with things like large cream buns and sandwiches packed with chicken. Since the idea is to be a café for students, perhaps being easy on the wallet is better, but there were no vegetables at all, nothing healthy about it, and it was about on par with the freshly baked bread at the campus co-op.

You can use it even if you are not affiliated with the university, and just stopping for tea is fine too. Sometimes they have cake, though apparently not much. You can also eat on the wooden deck right out front, which feels open and pleasant.

The handmade bread is incredibly delicious. I especially like the tomato panini and shio pan, and eat them often. The interior is stylish, and it is one of my favorite places.

You can buy freshly baked sandwich bread Curry bread, apple pie, and more The snack breads are delicious😄