breadworks Tennozu

We discovered breadworks at Tennoz Isle quite by chance during an evening stroll along the waterfront, and it turned out to be a lovely surprise. The surrounding area itself is calm and scenic, with repurposed warehouses, quiet canals, and a relaxed atmosphere that feels very different from central Tokyo. breadworks fits perfectly into this setting. The bakery space is chic, warm, and inviting, making it an easy place to step into for a short break. The pastries and breads looked excellent, and what we tried was fresh, well made, and full of flavour. It was the kind of quality you would happily return for, whether for a quick bite or a more leisurely visit during the day. What stood out most was the sense of calm. Sitting there felt like a brief pause from the city, allowing us to unwind and enjoy good food in a peaceful environment. Service was friendly and efficient, and the overall experience was effortless and enjoyable. If you are exploring Tennoz Isle or simply want a bakery stop with good food and a relaxed waterfront vibe, breadworks is well worth visiting. A quiet little gem tucked into a very pleasant part of Tokyo.

Love this place, especially the lunch deli! First time in Tokyo I find flavors that feel like home food (European style salads). Pastries are alright but nothing crazy. Bread is okay, relatively cheap. Overall a great place to spend a few hours!

Being a longtime fan of their bread, I was disappointed by the deli lunch and eat-in atmosphere. I would come back just to buy bread and coffee to go. 👍Good Points- the food is tasty, especially the bread. The black coffee was tasty. There is WiFi (ask for the password). There is English signage. There doesn't seem to be a seating time limit, and there's plenty of seating. 👎🍽️💴 ¥1280, the deli plate lunch was sparse. You can get much more food elsewhere in Tokyo for that price. While the taste and ingredients are good, I still don't think the price is justified. I found myself eating the bread I bought to take home because the deli servings were so small. Comparing to Muji's similar deli plate, I would much rather choose Muji, for example. 🍽️🥖Also, with the lunch set, there are 4 types of bread available but they gave me 2 randomly. Can I choose and they just didn't ask me? Is it random? Who knows. (It was good though) 🍲🥪Other people's soup lunch looked more voluminous. The sandwiches didn't look very big but they did look tasty. 👎🎶The music was needlessly loud. I wanted a quiet cafe time but I couldn't concentrate on my own thoughts. Why are they blasting ballads? It made me wish I brought headphones.

It was refreshing atmosphere. I ordered eggs, cheese, and a basket of bread withdraw your milk. The food is amazing. I like the place even if you want to have work, you can come here. It’s easy to access for a plug in your computer or to make interaction with others. I thank them for the service. I would suggest only one thing to have instructions in English about for first visitors to the restaurant they can understand the shop what is providing because you can dining in or just buy your bakeries and go.

Breadworks is a nice café with a cozy vibe, great for working or just relaxing with coffee and pastries. The only downside is that it gets very crowded, even on weekday afternoons, so it’s best to come early if you want to secure a spot.

breadworks Tennozu is a lovely hidden gem by the water with a beautifully designed interior. It’s spacious, with plenty of seating both indoors and outside, making it perfect for working quietly or catching up with a friend. Though it’s a bit of a walk from Shinagawa Station, it’s definitely worth it. They offer a wide variety of fresh, high-quality breads, and the cardamom roll is a must-try. The latte was smooth and well-balanced, and the staff were incredibly kind and attentive. Takeout is available, and the café is wheelchair accessible, which is always great to see. Highly recommend for a relaxed café experience in a scenic spot.

Nice and lively, trendy bakery and cafe. The bread is top notch, and is the ONLY place in Tokyo that has good croissants in my opinion. Definitely the best place to get croissants in Tokyo. I also had the kakigori which was great too!

I came here for breakfast. In the morning, if you arrive by 10:30, you'll share the terrace seating with the adjacent restaurant. The terrace has a bright and open environment, making it very comfortable to enjoy breakfast. The food quality is excellent, and I tried several types of bread, all of which were delicious. The salad in the set menu is also quite special. And coffee is just so-so. Although it's a bit far from Shinagawa Station, you can take a bus or walk there. It's a very chill option.