Pasteleria Donkihote
A Western confectionery shop in Iwaidani. In business for about 30 years, it is known for its apple pie made with Kogyoku apples.
This is a Western confectionery shop located in Iwaiadani, Matsuyama City, counting about 30 years since its founding. Its signature item is an apple pie using Kogyoku apples, known as a product that brings out the acidity of the apples. Business hours are 9:00–20:00. Located in the Iwaiadani area, about a 12-minute walk from Dogo Onsen Station, it is slightly far from the center of Dogo Onsen, but is situated in a location where visitors can stop by in combination with accommodations or a walk in the Iwaiadani direction. As a long-standing local Western confectionery shop, it handles seasonal sweets in addition to apple pies. Baked sweets that last long are also suitable as souvenirs, serving as an option for a break between walks or when searching for a gift. It is a shop that people visit seeking the flavor that has been loved for many years. Please check official information for the latest details on product selection, business hours, and regular holidays.
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