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Kyoto Miyazu City Bakery, located next to a rare vineyard near the sea, offers a unique experience for visitors. Despite being near the ocean, the grapes used in their products are incredibly ripe, resulting in a rich and flavorful wine. Oyster shells are used to nourish the grapes, with many visible on the premises. The bakery operates in collaboration with around 10 grape farmers, offering a variety of bread options including the popular raisin bread. Located along the main street, the bakery is easily accessible with a large grape sign out front. The open and welcoming atmosphere attracts not only tourists but also locals returning from fishing or golf outings. Credit card payments are accepted, making it convenient for customers.

The buffet style is priced at 1300 yen for adults on weekdays. It's nice to see menu items made with wine and locally produced goods. I particularly enjoyed the desserts and rice flour bread. While the side dishes are delicious, it would have been better if there was at least one main course option instead of just dishes to take and portion out on a plate.

This restaurant offered an all-you-can-eat option for lunch. I enjoyed the various dishes made with different flavors of vegetables.

地物の食材を使ったランチビュッフェをいただきました！ あまりにも料理数が多くて全て食べられないほどでしたが、優しい味付けで食べやすく、美味しかったです。