[Nagoya] A retro cafe with long lines

I went to one of Nagoya's most famous coffee shops, "Western Confectionery Cafe Bonbon." Founded in 1949, this is a long-established coffee shop that has a long line. When I visited, there were about five groups of people waiting. The interior of the shop has a retro atmosphere with red leather sofas. As it is a Western confectionery shop, the cake menu is extensive. They say they always have 30 types of cakes. The savarin I ordered was reasonably priced, but had a strong alcoholic taste and was authentic. There is an entrance to the Western confectionery shop behind the coffee shop, and you can take out cakes and baked goods. The baked goods in a drawstring bag with the mascot character Kuma are perfect as a souvenir from Nagoya. ■Address 2-1-22 Izumi, Higashi-ku, Aichi 5 minutes walk from Takaoka Station 10 minutes walk from Hisaya-odori Station Free parking available ■Budget About 1,000 yen per person #Nagoya I was wondering whether to go to the west or the east, but #Eastern Japan