Komo Pan

Such a cute little bakery with some really unique and delicious breads and pastries. I love the twist with the savory bread products. So delicious! Plus, there are two parking spots right out front and a little eating area bench right outside the bakery.

Lovely character bakery tucked in the back of a parking lot which would otherwise be overlooked by travellers if not for the Tokyo crowds lining up on a Saturday morning shooting Instagram selfies. There is a good reason for that - and it's not just because their products look good.
If you happen to stay around the area make sure you give it a try in less busy days ideally when the croissants are out (around 10am I think). You'll keep going back. We did.

This bakery is located a few minutes walk from Koshigoe Station towards Nishi-Kamakura.
I visited this place because it was recommended to me by a friend.
The store was lined with delicious-looking breads ranging from hard breads to side dish breads and white breads, and the smell of freshly baked bread filled the air.
The croissant I bought was crispy on the outside, and when I bit into it, the taste and aroma of butter spread from the inside and it was delicious.
The croque monsieur has a rich sauce and ham accents that make you feel full.
I chose the maple flavor of the old fashion donut recommended by a friend. The crunchy texture and just the right amount of sweetness went well together and was delicious.
In addition, there is a bench in front of the shop, so if you want to eat the bread you bought quickly, you can eat it as is.
There is a parking lot for several cars, and you can park in front of the yellow cone.

If you look at the sea from Kamakura Kokomae Station and go up the hill from the famous spot as a starting point and turn left, you will see a bakery and this is it! The atmosphere was great and there were so many delicious breads that I was worried, but I needed to eat something else, so I ordered pollack roe potato bread.

I ate it while walking to another Enoden stop. The potatoes were thick and delicious, and the pollack roe was salty and really good. It was a bit oily, so it went down smoothly, but it was still delicious even when it cooled down a bit. There are no separate trash cans on the streets or at the Enoden stop, so I recommend bringing a small bag to throw away your trash!

Although it is far from the main street, there is a parking lot and it is easy to shop.

It's a stylish store.

I bought sweet bread and white bread, and they were chewy and had just the right amount of sweetness.

Regarding customer service, I saw a scene similar to what other people have commented on, so I was disappointed.