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Located inside the Yoyogi Village complex, Pour-Kur is the collaborative venture of Shonan bakery Pourquoi and the Kurkku group of eateries and businesses. Made with homemade yeast, their bagels are lovingly crafted, and the croissants, pizzas and pastries are worth seeking out too.
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Transport Yoyogi Station (Yamanote, Sobu lines), west exit; (Oedo line), exit A1; Minami-Shinjuku Station (Odakyu line)
Telephone 03-6300-5390
Open 8am-as long as stock lasts
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