Just a few minutes' walk from JR Takamatsu Station, a glass pavilion greets you at the tip of the harbor. The restaurant's large windows offer a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea's numerous islands, and on sunny days, you can enjoy the sea breeze from the terrace seats. After sunset, the restaurant transforms into a "night view restaurant" with the sparkling lights of the harbor and the passing of ferries, making it a popular choice for dates and family trips.

The restaurant focuses on Western cuisine incorporating local ingredients. A wide range of dishes are available, from Seto Inland Sea fish and grilled olive-fed beef to pasta and shareable platters. Enjoy courses and sets for lunch, or wine pairings in the evening. The much-talked-about "Infinite Sweets" is a popular plan that allows you to sample as many of over 10 types of sweets as you like, including seasonal shortcakes, fruit tarts, and mille crepes. Relax and savor a sweet moment while enjoying the ocean view.

The spacious seating layout prioritizes the view, including on the terrace. It's child-friendly, and the restaurant is also suitable for surprise anniversaries and private parties.
The open, oceanfront location is also suitable for weddings and parties, creating a special atmosphere.

[Hidden Gems]
- Setoshirube (Takamatsu Port Tamamo Breakwater Lighthouse): The world's first all-glass lighthouse. The sunset and night views are a must-see. A recommended date spot for couples.
- Kitahama Alley: A port district renovated from warehouses, perfect for browsing cafes and miscellaneous goods. A great place for a stroll along the waterfront.