A cafe with a Parisian style that opened in February 2014. The interior of the store is spacious with antique furniture. The warm light will also calm you down. The store name "Rent" is a musical term that means "slowly". “We want our customers to relax,” says the store manager, Manabu Horikawa. The calm atmosphere of Mr. and Mrs. Horikawa seems to be reflected in the atmosphere of the shop. Milk tea (600 yen) is made by boiling Mariage Frères' "Marco Polo" in milk. You will be fascinated by the rich taste with an elegant aroma. Cheese tart (600 yen, 1150 yen with drink) seems to be a combination of cheese filling with plenty of vanilla beans and a crispy table using whole grain flour. It seems that there are days when it isn't, so if you see it, be sure to order it. In addition to this, there are 600 yen each for "roasted strawberry tart" and "apple caramelized tart", both of which are OK to take out (550 yen for takeout). We also recommend "Coffee" (550 yen), which uses German roasted beans that are roasted twice, and "Cafe au lait" (600 yen), where you can have milk and coffee served separately. I'm glad that there is plenty of coffee and tea! You can also take out seasonal honey, rye bread, and baked goods. There is also a meal menu such as a set of beef stew (beef stew + rent-style salad + rice or rye bread. Coffee or tea is included from 11:00 to 15:00). It's perfect not only for lunch but also for dinner alone.