I entered the underground bar called Bourbon Street, but it had a sports bar atmosphere inside. It was a Saturday night after 9 o'clock, and there were no other customers. The bar was small and a bit messy. They were showing professional baseball on the monitors. The Corona beer came with a lime, and popcorn was served as well. It was not bad, but it felt a bit off. Maybe the atmosphere changes during sports events. Overall, it was okay. Thank you for the meal.

The other day, despite it being a weekday, I stayed until dawn. Unlimited popcorn, unlimited chatting with the master, and my companion was also satisfied. Nothing to complain about. I will definitely visit again.

I had a great time watching the World Cup qualifying final match at this place. The atmosphere was lively and the staff were friendly and fun!

"Bringing in drinks is allowed. The baseball bar was just okay."

I walked up Sakura Street in Shibuya, feeling full, and decided to have a drink somewhere. A girl approached me and asked if I liked bourbon, to which I replied yes. She led me down a staircase to a place with a bright and clean atmosphere. There were three 4-seater tables and a counter that could seat about 8 people, with a number of liquor bottles displayed behind it. I wanted to order bourbon, but it wasn't on the menu. I was told to look under "Texas Whiskey," so I ordered an Early Times with soda. I had chocolate and giant corn as snacks, with orange-flavored chocolate being interesting. The bourbon soda was cool and refreshing, perfect for the humid night. Next time, I'll try the drink with the round ice cube that another customer had.

It was my friend's favorite place, and we finally managed to visit together the other day. Just a short walk from Shibuya Station south exit, over the pedestrian bridge and you're there. The restaurant is underground, so it's a bit hidden from outside, giving off a cozy, hidden gem vibe. The bar is the perfect place to unwind. Despite being conveniently located near the station, you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere. The main seating area is a counter that extends from the entrance to the back. Behind the bartender, there is a row of bottles of liqueurs and bourbons, which is quite impressive. The bartender's knowledge is also surprising. They carefully explain the different types of alcohol and make recommendations, allowing us to have a blissful time. They allow you to bring your own food, and they have a variety of projectors and games, making it a great party venue. Whether you're visiting with a small group for drinks or having a birthday party with a cake, this place is versatile and useful. The bill was surprisingly affordable. I look forward to visiting again to enjoy different bourbons!

I found the restaurant easily, just across the pedestrian bridge on R246 from Shibuya Station, halfway up the hill. Going down a narrow staircase to the basement level, there is a counter in this quaint and charming establishment. They have a good selection of bourbons, but I opted for a single malt Glenmorangie. The sincere bartender mentioned he has been working here for 20 years. When I asked the beautiful waitress who came later if she was his wife, she just laughed, so it seems not. It seems that during this time of year, the place often gets booked for private events, so it might be a good idea to call ahead before visiting. I revisited the restaurant and it was surprisingly a nice and relaxing place.

I visited this place as a venue for a drinking party. It is located about a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station South Exit. It's a B1F shop located a little up the slope after crossing the pedestrian bridge at the intersection. The interior of the shop has about 10 counter seats on the right side and about 3 table seats on the left side. The seating is a bit cozy, but I like the homely atmosphere. You can see the whole place from any seat, so it's very convenient for parties. The shop is long and narrow from the entrance, with a row of liquor bottles lining the walls. It's quite rare to find a shop near the station with such a variety of choices. As the name suggests, the shop has a wide variety of bourbon. The prices are relatively inexpensive, and the staff explained in detail, so I ended up drinking a bit too much (laughs). They also have a wide variety of liqueurs, so it's a recommended place for cocktail lovers. And this shop seems to have a good service for private reservations. You can bring your own food, and they offer karaoke and bingo games. When I mentioned a year-end party, they responded very attentively. I will definitely visit again, maybe for a year-end party!

I want to drink bourbon Theme: Blog topic Blog topic: What to eat tonight? What do you want to eat? Participation I, who mainly focus on drinking at night rather than eating, tend to decide on the drink before the food. There is an indie movie theater in Shibuya that I have been frequenting lately, and right across the street from it is a shot bar called "Bourbon Street" that has caught my eye. I've always wanted to try bourbon, you know. So, the other day, I finally mustered up the courage to visit. Since Shibuya tends to get crowded late at night, I thought it might be best to go early, so I entered just after the opening at 5 o'clock. As expected, there was no one there, but it was quiet, making it perfect for a meeting spot. That day, we had plans to watch two movies starting at 7 o'clock, and I was worried about missing the last train since the second movie would end after 11 o'clock. So, we decided to have a drink before the movie started. At around 5 o'clock on a summer evening, most people would go for a draft beer, but since I was at "Bourbon Street," I had to go for bourbon. I had checked the menu on the website beforehand, and I was delighted to see that they had "Maker's Mark." I ordered a rock "Maker's Mark," and it was delicious. It came with a large round piece of ice, which I really liked. The only problem was that if you tilted the glass too much, the ice would hit your nose. I don't usually drink whiskey at home, but when I drink something delicious at a place like this, I can't help but want more. Moreover, this bar has a wide selection of whiskeys, so I couldn't help but want to try everything. Since I had to watch a movie at 7 o'clock, I could only stick to one type of Irish whiskey and rye whiskey, but there were still more I wanted to try. Maybe I'll stop by on my way back from the movie theater next time? They served mixed nuts and chocolate as a snack, so I only ordered a drink, but the menu also offered various pasta dishes and curry, so you could have a light meal besides snacks. Around 5:30, other customers started trickling in, but the atmosphere remained quiet, which was nice. I had expected bars to be darker, but the interior was bright enough to read a book. The master was friendly and worked efficiently, which was nice. No matter what drink you ordered, he would quickly serve it, showing his professionalism. I learned that a bar could be a good option if you want to meet in a quiet place, thanks to "Bourbon Street." Thank you for the meal.

We always rely on this place when hosting a drinking party with a large group. It's located about a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station. Once you cross the pedestrian bridge, you'll arrive quickly. Descend the somewhat steep stairs and enter the entrance, where bottles are lined up neatly, giving off a hidden bar vibe. The all-you-can-drink menu is also extensive. We've ordered drinks at various places, but the cocktails here are so well-made that it almost feels like a waste to have them as part of an all-you-can-drink deal. This is something you won't find at major chain izakayas. The food is always served in generous portions, ranging from salads to snacks, which naturally makes you drink more. The staff always greet you with a smile and are friendly. They are also flexible and accommodating, even with slightly unreasonable requests. We are always filled with gratitude and look forward to visiting again. Thank you in advance for your hospitality. (*´∀｀*)

Shibuya is in Sakuragaoka-cho. It is quietly located in a building underground on a steep slope towards Cerulean Tower. Today, it is reserved for a party. They offer the usual party food like fried foods, vegetable sticks, and even takoyaki on the side, with a two-hour all-you-can-drink plan for 3000 yen. It's perfect for a second party plan. You need at least 15 people to reserve it. Well, you shouldn't go there just for the food. Fried potatoes taste like you're eating oil. There are only stairs to go down to the underground cellar. In other words, if you're in a wheelchair, you need someone to carry you down.