Bread, Espresso and Hakata – Your Next Fukuoka Breakfast Adventure!

Introduction

Are you dreaming of charming cafés in Fukuoka where modern design meets Japanese flavors? Located just steps from JR Hakata Station, “Bread, Espresso and Hakata” offers a perfect blend of craftsmanship, local taste, and cozy vibes. Opened in 2019 as the first Kyushu branch of the famous Tokyo bakery brand, this spot is quickly becoming a must-visit for travelers seeking delicious food and a relaxing start to the day.

Ideal Location Near Hakata Station

Set in the stylish THE BLOSSOM HAKATA Premier hotel, this café is a convenient 5-minute walk from JR Hakata Station’s Chikushi Exit. Nestled between the station and Canal City Hakata, it’s the perfect first or last stop during your exploration of Fukuoka.

A Bit of History

The “Bread and Espresso and” concept began in Omotesando, Tokyo, in 2009 and has since become a beloved bakery café brand in Japan. The Hakata location opened on September 25, 2019, marking the first expansion into Kyushu. From the modern storefront to the open kitchen—where you can see bakers at work—everything reflects a passion for quality and connection.

Why It Shines: Highlights of the Café

a. Hakata-Exclusive “Mū Mentai” Menu
Imagine thick slices of buttery, fluffy “mū” bread topped with creamy cod roe, springy mentaiko butter, and a chilled dollop of mentai—the famous Hakata specialty. Served with a mini salad and drink, this “Mū Mentai Set” is both Instagram-worthy and mouthwateringly delicious.

b. Diverse Bakery Selection
With around 20–30 different breads—like the signature “mū”, fruit bread, and savory scones—there’s something for every palate. Bonus: You can enjoy a hot baguette or fresh pastry in a beautifully designed space.

c. Quality Espresso & Drinks
Partnered with Kyoto’s renowned Ogawa Coffee, the café serves “Espresso Solo” and iced cappuccinos that are smooth and sophisticated, complementing any pastry.

d. Relaxed, Welcoming Atmosphere
The interior features natural wood and white-tiled walls, with comfy counter and table seating. The open kitchen adds a warm energy, perfect for solo travelers or casual catch-ups .

4. 🥐 Practical Insights

• Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – around 19:00–21:00, with slight variations.
• Pricing: Affordable! Most items range from ¥350 to ¥800-1000 for sets.
• Seating & Waiting: About 25 seats, indoor only. Weekday mornings are busy, with waits of 10–30 minutes. Still, lines move quickly.
• Payment Methods: Accepts credit cards, IC transit cards (like Suica), and QR payments such as PayPay.

Conclusion

“Bread and Espresso and Hakata-tto” isn’t just a café—it’s a delightful gateway to the flavors and energy of Fukuoka. From its unique Hakata-inspired menu to the inviting atmosphere and premium coffee, it offers both locals and travelers a tasty, memorable morning experience. Whether you’re starting your day, taking a peaceful breather, or exploring Hakata, don’t miss this gem just steps from Hakata Station.

Call to Action

Ready to start your day with a Japanese bakery twist? Add “Bread and Espresso and Hakata-tto” to your Fukuoka itinerary now! If you have questions about navigating Hakata, the best times to go, or where to stay nearby, just ask Mr. Kyushu—I’m here to help you enjoy the very best of Kyushu.

Kaz / Mr.Kyushu

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