Visited for the all-you-can-drink beer, but was disappointed to find only about 4 beer options available. Was hoping for bottled beer, but they didn't have any. Snacks included candies, dried fruits, nuts, pudding, yogurt, etc. They replenished the bread, so I had a curry bread. The Hoegaarden beer was around 300 yen for a 350ml can, so if you drink about 6 cans in an hour, you might break even.

It is recommended to clarify what you want to do here. If you are mainly focused on work, you can use the private rooms on the 2nd floor for 1 person, 2 people, or meetings. However, most food and drinks are on the 1st floor. It is understood that you should not make too much noise while eating or drinking on the 1st floor, so using it like a pub is not recommended. I enjoyed drinking alone in a relaxed atmosphere. The stock of bread varies depending on the time, and there are always snacks and candies available. There are about 5 types of non-alcoholic beers, 1 type of sparkling wine, and 1 type of highball on tap. In addition, there are various drinks in the refrigerator, which I found to be quite abundant. The prices are reasonable. If they were any higher, I would prefer to go to a regular café. If they were any lower, I would worry about the sustainability of the business.

The share lounge at TSUTAYA in front of Tamachi Station is great. It's spacious and quiet. The second floor is mainly for people working on their computers. The toilets are also clean. I opted for the 1-hour alcohol plan, which cost 1540 yen. They have a great selection of beer on tap. They also have a variety of mixers from Kodama Beverage. They offer a wide range of snacks, light meals like bread, and you can even have hot soup. It's like a paradise with everything they offer in just 1 hour!

◆SHARE LOUNGE TSUTAYA Tamachi Ekimae Store Is this a paradise for drinkers? (1500 yen) ◆When you exit the west exit of Tamachi Station and cross the pedestrian crossing, you will find TSUTAYA. This TSUTAYA has become an entire "coworking space" where many people with laptops come to work. This time, I tried the following plan: ・Alcohol plan 60 minutes / 1,540 yen (tax included) for all-you-can-drink alcohol & all-you-can-eat snacks. Plus, there's a 10% discount when paying with the app, so it came to ¥1,386 this time. I entered the store, received an explanation from the staff, and decided to go for the 60-minute challenge. Most people were using it as a "cafe". Let's drink quietly, quietly, quietly (said three times). The beer taps lined up here offer unlimited Hoegaarden. After having a couple of drinks, I felt like I had already gotten my money's worth. There are light snacks like bread and soup, sweets like Shimizu-ya's cream bread, dried fruits, nuts, and plenty of snacks on the shelves. In addition to draft beer, you can also make sours, cocktails, and there is a refrigerated showcase with chuhai, hoppy, shochu, etc. I quickly ordered a Hoegaarden with soup deli, bread, Shimizu-ya's cream bread, cheese, and nuts to start the drinking party! With so many snacks available, I surprisingly got full quickly and could only drink three Hoegaardens (which was enough, right?). After that, I had a highball, hoppy, and before I knew it, the 60 minutes were over! This place feels like heaven. If it were near my home, I might come here every day? *Since most people are using it as a cafe, let's just drink quietly, quietly, quietly (said three times again), okay?

I finally visited the share lounge I've been wanting to go to! After researching, I decided to visit the Tamachi Ekimae store, which seemed to be a hidden gem. I made a reservation for the alcohol plan and checked in through the app to enter. There were various snacks available, and a wide selection of alcohol servers. It felt like a heaven for drinkers. However, there were also people focused on work, so I tried not to stand out (laughs). The highlight was that Hoegaarden was all-you-can-drink.