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The staff at this well-loved Omotesando bakery spare no effort in crafting some of the best French bread in the area. Most customers come for the croissants (¥180), but the loafs and and rolls are also highly recommended. The sweets selection includes madeleines, galettes, and sweet jams. Rareté also has a store inside Shinjuku's Isetan.
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Transport Meiji-jingumae Station (Chiyoda line), exit 7; Omotesando Station, exit A1
Telephone 03-5468-0417
Open 11am-8pm
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