
Stop into this cute cafe for house-made treats like ice cream, cinnamon rolls, or crumbly peach scones.
It's been dubbed Sushi Den II, but Izakaya Den is more than a replica of its popular cousin. You can still order ultrafresh sushi and sashimi, but the most exciting dishes come in the form of small plates.
An earth-friendly restaurant in a garden setting, this cafe specializes in growing its own produce for crepes, soup, salads, and sandwiches.
At Sushi Den idling is part of the experience because as fresh, gorgeous, and creative as the fish may be, the Den is all about the scene. To the tune of urban beats, beautiful people lounge about and watch platters piled high with hamachi, mackerel, and salmon whisk by to lucky tables.

