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| 恵比寿１丁目２２−２３, ヴェラハイツ恵比寿109, Shibuya |
5 vertinimų
6.00/10.00 |
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+81 3-3441-5055 |
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Jake Bernstein (04.11.2017 17:29)
Similar environment to other Ebisu cocktail bars, but bigger and the environment is more uptight - no phone usage and you are asked to be quiet. Would not recommend with a bigger group.
Staff was very nice and explained the different types of whiskey very eloquently.
Similar environment to other Ebisu cocktail bars, but bigger and the environment is more uptight - no phone usage and you are asked to be quiet. Would not recommend with a bigger group.
Staff was very nice and explained the different types of whiskey very eloquently.
Scott Greenwald (03.11.2017 14:17)
Too many rules here! Not allowed to take photos and if you laugh too hard you might get kicked out. The atmosphere is pretty cool though, and if you like whiskey it's worth checking out. Beware of the 800 yen cover charge.
Too many rules here! Not allowed to take photos and if you laugh too hard you might get kicked out. The atmosphere is pretty cool though, and if you like whiskey it's worth checking out. Beware of the 800 yen cover charge.
Michael Hofmann (20.09.2017 14:49)
Awesome music and drinks. Featuring a beautiful long bar counter and a huge record collection, this place is all about craftsmanship. It's like one of the old music bars where people came to listen to good music records on an amazing sound setup. Best to come after the last train or this place is packed. Rules about no groups, no loud talking and no taking pictures are overly strict, though. Please chill if your customers have a great time and want to tell others about it.
Awesome music and drinks. Featuring a beautiful long bar counter and a huge record collection, this place is all about craftsmanship. It's like one of the old music bars where people came to listen to good music records on an amazing sound setup. Best to come after the last train or this place is packed. Rules about no groups, no loud talking and no taking pictures are overly strict, though. Please chill if your customers have a great time and want to tell others about it.
Mizuho Ozaki (03.08.2017 19:40)
I've always been curious about this bar and I finally managed to go visit with my husband and a friend of mine. We were perfectly aware of the rule upon entering the bar, and we wanted to respect it and we thought we were doing fine. (Also because there were groups of people louder than us. ) We were enjoying drinks, and some chat AND the music but then we were told off that we were too loud. In a group of three, I think that was the minimum level of the voice volume and it's also hard to understand why other people didn't get told off? Is it because I was Japanese sitting with foreign guys and was easier to approach to me than other foreign groups of customers? I mean at least that's how I felt. I did enjoy the time there but the more time passes after leaving the bar, the more I struggled to understand what happened there. If they truly want customers to enjoy the music, then make new rules.
"No talk at all' and "No entry with more than 3 people"
I've always been curious about this bar and I finally managed to go visit with my husband and a friend of mine. We were perfectly aware of the rule upon entering the bar, and we wanted to respect it and we thought we were doing fine. (Also because there were groups of people louder than us. ) We were enjoying drinks, and some chat AND the music but then we were told off that we were too loud. In a group of three, I think that was the minimum level of the voice volume and it's also hard to understand why other people didn't get told off? Is it because I was Japanese sitting with foreign guys and was easier to approach to me than other foreign groups of customers? I mean at least that's how I felt. I did enjoy the time there but the more time passes after leaving the bar, the more I struggled to understand what happened there. If they truly want customers to enjoy the music, then make new rules.
"No talk at all' and "No entry with more than 3 people"
Gordon Grado (12.07.2017 14:44)
Hip Bar, no English. Good drink selection, mostly whisky. They are trying to keep the place cool with no photos or loud talking. I'm totally down but when a friend forgot and was going to take a picture the staff got pretty angry.
Also most bars will try to communicate with you (order through pointing) but staff here doesn't seem to want to meet you halfway.
Hip Bar, no English. Good drink selection, mostly whisky. They are trying to keep the place cool with no photos or loud talking. I'm totally down but when a friend forgot and was going to take a picture the staff got pretty angry.
Also most bars will try to communicate with you (order through pointing) but staff here doesn't seem to want to meet you halfway.
