Next to the entrance, they sell takeout sweets such as pudding. Intrigued by the sweets, I approached and ended up deciding to dine in. The interior with comfortable sofas and chandeliers made me feel luxurious. We all ordered the crème brûlée, which looked cute and tasted delicious.

This is a night out with friends, a group of three. Our main goal was to try the craft beer "Susukino Ale." When we made a reservation, we requested a sofa seat on the second floor, and we were seated by the window with a nice view of the street. The seat was comfortable, spacious, and had an open atmosphere, making it a great choice for couples or close friends. We opted for the 5,000 yen course, which included unlimited Susukino Ale. Today, they had two types available: White Ale and Saison Ale. They also mentioned that they occasionally brew IPA, but it's not always available. Both beers had a strong hop flavor and a creamy texture, making them very delicious. Personally, I preferred the bitterness of the Saison. The course started with a delicious prosciutto salad and continued with a variety of tasty dishes. The beef sushi, cheese fondue, and steak were all impressive in terms of portion size, almost too much for three guys to finish. Maybe we drank too much beer. Overall, it was a highly satisfying course.

It's been a while since I visited Betty 64, a bar that recently underwent renovation last year. The atmosphere seems different from before due to the changes made. Currently, the first floor only has a bar counter, and all table seats are on the second floor accessed by stairs. This time, I visited with two friends and we decided to use the bar counter. We ordered cocktails individually since we weren't in the mood for all-you-can-drink. The price for a short cocktail is around 1000 yen, which seems reasonable for a bar. The bar has been operating without a cover charge recently, which is appreciated. Normally, there is a 500 yen cover charge. After we ordered our drinks, we found out about a drink-all-you-can plan for 2500 yen, which includes short cocktails. It's a great deal! If you have a few cocktails, you can easily make up for the cost. However, one of my friends pointed out that it's not meant to be gulped down, which is true! But if you want to try various cocktails, the drink-all-you-can plan is definitely worth it. They also have a pizza buffet for 1500 yen, which seems fun, although it might be challenging for your stomach. I enjoyed the experience and would like to visit again to try a plan that suits me. The food was delicious. Thank you for the meal! (＊´ㅂ`＊)♥

I visited this restaurant located in Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido for a company event, an "otsukare-sama" party. I was so happy to be invited and was really looking forward to it. When I entered, there was a pizza buffet course for 3 hours with all-you-can-eat pizza and drinks. I didn't know the price since it was reserved for me. The buffet started with salads and included roast beef, shrimp mayo, meat sushi, ajillo, steak, and pasta. It was a satisfying meal. The drink options were great, including beer, wine, and cocktails. It was perfect for our "otsukare-sama" party. The stylish and spacious interior of the restaurant, along with the flexibility in seating arrangements, was much appreciated. This place seems suitable for various occasions. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Today's second party, we tried to go to Dowa-san but it was full and we couldn't get in. Susukino is also quite crowded! Feeling disappointed, we were told that they could guide us to a nearby affiliated store, and that's how we ended up at this restaurant. We were seated on the second floor after entering. It was quite busy but the seating space was spacious. Now, about the order, even though this is a bar, they have a wide variety of food options. They had pasta, pizza, and even fresh oysters. That was a pleasant surprise. Despite having eaten quite a bit at the first party, we ended up ordering a variety of dishes, and the oysters were really delicious. Of course, the drinks were also good. Looking at the comments from others, it seems like ordering individual items might be better here. The service from the staff and the cleanliness of the restroom were also great, making it an easy-to-use restaurant. It's a shame that I never noticed it despite being right on the street. Such a waste. With delicious food like this at a bar, it might be worth using it even from the first party. I would like to visit again! Thank you for the meal (^^)

I booked a course with all-you-can-drink for 5000 yen and visited the restaurant. The course included appetizers, oysters, pizza, crab tomato cream pasta, and garlic shrimp with beef fillet. The garlic shrimp had a strong salty taste and was delicious! It went well with beer. The pasta was also delicious with a rich tomato cream sauce. There were various craft beers in Susukino, making it enjoyable. The course can be reserved on the same day, making it a convenient restaurant to visit.

On Saturdays, I usually go on a daytime drinking adventure. I went to a restaurant that was supposed to be open from 3 pm according to Tabelog, but it was unexpectedly still in preparation. Well, I should have just made a phone call. As expected, if it's 3 pm, the next card won't come out, so while walking around, I stumbled upon this restaurant. It was too cold to search outside, so I went inside first. The restaurant seemed like it was still in preparation at first glance, but luckily it was open. They had a daytime all-you-can-drink deal for 980 yen, so I started with a draft beer and raised a toast to the day. By the way, the hours are from 2:00 to 5:00 pm. I ordered 6 fresh oysters from Kunibumori and a Margherita pizza. I quenched my thirst with beer one after another. Ah, this moment makes me feel so happy. The fresh oysters were irresistibly delicious. I could keep eating them endlessly. I switched from beer to sparkling wine. Now, the taste of the pizza baked in the oven imported from Italy was perfect with a crispy crust. Ah, the alcohol is kicking in. As it reached 5:00 pm, I was getting into the mood, so it was time to move on to the next place. By this time, there were only two more groups of customers. It's a bit lonely.

On this day, I visited Betty at APR's for the first time. While APR has many restaurants where you can eat and drink a lot, Betty specializes in Italian cuisine, with pizza and steak being their specialties. This day, there were four of us dining together. We decided to order the recommended dishes. The daikon salad was unexpectedly delicious! I was surprised by how good it was. Definitely try it if you visit. The tomato cream pasta with crab was a hit among the ladies. It was rich and tasty, almost like you could eat it endlessly. We ordered a half-and-half pizza with Quattro Formaggi and Margherita. Both were delicious, but I personally preferred the Quattro. It would be even better with a drizzle of honey. The hamburger and steak were also recommended. The hamburger was flavorful and meaty, while the steak tasted as expected. The Gorgonzola cheese penne was a perfect snack for drinking. It was so tasty that I had multiple servings. Highly recommended! The other dishes were good as well, with flavors matching their appearance. Oh, and there was a dessert option like French toast, but I didn't try it because I was focused on drinking. It seems like something the ladies would enjoy. The restaurant has a slightly trendy atmosphere and is perfect for dates or girls' night out. I would love to come back with someone who loves Italian food next time.

I passed by on my electric bicycle in June 2020 and noticed a restaurant where I had been taken care of during a meetup by Betty64. I was intrigued by the 500 yen lunch special, so I decided to go in. Today's lunch special menu included rice, chicken curry pizza, bacon and eggplant Genovese pasta, and shrimp and asparagus peperoncino pasta. I wanted to try the peperoncino pasta, so I ordered that along with a side salad and a cup of coffee, bringing the total to 800 yen for lunch. The service seemed a bit inexperienced with lunch specials, but it was understandable since it was a special offer. I forgot to order the coffee after the meal, so it arrived at the table along with the salad. The salad was fresh and crunchy with a rich dressing and powdered cheese. The shrimp and asparagus peperoncino pasta was very generous in portion and had a nice aroma. The shrimp was plump and the asparagus, although thin, made a bold statement. Although I could see red pepper flakes, the spiciness was just right, not overpowering. The garlic was thinly sliced and not too strong, making it suitable for post-meal activities. I was full and satisfied, but suddenly felt like having some curry. Overall, it was a satisfying meal.

I went to a certain restaurant but it was unexpectedly closed. I decided to try their lunch menu with one coin options. They had curry, pizza, and pasta for 500 yen each. I ordered the curry with medium portion. The curry had a nostalgic taste with potatoes, eggplant, and zucchini. The chicken was flavorful and the spiciness was just right with a hint of garlic. I prefer the curry with firm rice. Next time, I want to try the pasta.

I went out on a Sunday night after a long time. The interior of the restaurant hasn't changed much from before. I went upstairs and relaxed on a comfortable sofa seat. They had taken measures for COVID-19, so the seating was spacious. The plan started at 5:30 p.m., but they also offered unlimited beer and sparkling wine. Isn't that amazing? The Jamón Serrano and pizza were delicious and served quickly. And they also had dessert pizza! The cost performance was great. I will definitely go again with my friends!

The organizer chose a great restaurant for the class reunion's after-party. The appetizers were delicious and the vegetables were fresh. There was a wide variety of drinks available, all of which were tasty. The surprise dessert plate ordered by the organizer was amazing, with fireworks on it. It was a delightful surprise and it was even free. We had a wonderful and enjoyable time at the restaurant.

All-you-can-eat and drink for 5,000 yen. You start with 4 items and then continue. The premium steaks, lamb steaks are thick and juicy. Sometimes there are tough meats mixed in. The spicy hamburger is almost raw. It's hard to pick up even with a fork. The Jamón Serrano is rated 2.9 stars, while the beef tongue is rated 3.0 stars. The white wine-steamed mussels and clams are something you can eat forever. I felt like I wanted to keep eating the alcohol-steamed dish until I got drunk.

Before the first meeting, I had some time so I stopped by for just one drink (*´ω`*) The alcohol was delicious! But I wish the carpaccio had been colder. I took out the ice from the drink and used it to chill the carpaccio before eating it. There was a Betty Boop figurine in the shop too!

I want to convey that Betty 64, with its all-you-can-eat and drink option for 3800 yen, is simply delicious! Some people may not be fans of all-you-can-eat places, but this restaurant is different! Everything you eat here is delicious! I recommend the steak and the garlic shrimp. I will definitely visit this place again. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

I participated in a year-end party. I am grateful to the organizer! Thank you to everyone who enjoyed drinking with me ^_^ I had always been curious about this street-side shop, but had never been before. The seating was arranged for 15 people, with everyone's faces visible, but it felt a bit cramped towards the back. I drink a lot and go to the restroom frequently, so I sat closer to the front. The all-you-can-drink option can be chosen for 90 minutes or 120 minutes. 90 minutes cost 1600 yen. I also added the all-you-can-eat side menu for an additional 500 yen. The side menu included items like Zangi (fried chicken) which was quite filling, so it seemed like a good deal. Pickles, cabbage, and other items that go well with beer were also available. Other options included individual items like pizza. The drink service seemed a bit overwhelmed due to the busy season. They provided a small beer server, but it ran out after 7 drinks. Personally, I wish each person had their own server. It was a bit disappointing considering the 1600 yen for all-you-can-drink. But it's understandable given the season. However, the staff who assisted us were all very friendly.

I'm in Sapporo, going around drinking, and the third stop is the main one on Ekimae-dori? It's "Betty 64". I'm late, sorry! Oh no, I'm really sorry! The seat is like an eel's sleeping place, once you sit down, it's impossible to leave. Good thing I brought adult diapers. Cheers with beer. The appetizer is edamame, even though it's not an izakaya. I'm not a fan of the service right from the start. Well, it might be my own problem, so don't mind me. It seems to be a restaurant with stone oven dishes and pizza. Cabbage, fried squid legs, zangi, and pizza. It's pretty delicious, isn't it? Wait, what's this photo? "Just kidding" is stripping. The newborn baby looks pitiful. What's with the sudden change? Oh, it's a shiny sudare curtain in the photo. Did they polish it a lot? Did they use mayonnaise to polish it? It's winter, so there are no flies around, but the directionally challenged person is making a peace sign. I'm confused, what kind of review is this? How should I handle these photos?

It's Susukino. First round of the year-end party. About 15 people gathered! Thank you to the organizer ^_^ Thank you very much for coordinating this group, choosing the location, etc. Betty 64 is a restaurant I've never searched or remembered before. My first impression was, "Wow, they found a good place again." The all-you-can-drink option is 1,600 yen. We're already on our third stop, so we're feeling good. The setup had four tables in a row. We took a seat at the front table ^_^ There's a 500 yen all-you-can-eat option with over 10 items, including fried chicken. This is a great system! I'll bring some hungry young people next time ^_^ The pizza and pate were delicious. Due to the year-end party season, the drink service was so busy it couldn't keep up. I would like to revisit this place at a more leisurely pace! Thank you for the meal ^_^

This is for a meetup with 15 participants... we were crammed into a cramped space by the window. It's the peak season for year-end parties, but this was not a great experience. Staff were slow to respond, even when called. Orders that weren't placed still popped up here and there, and service was slow. The plan recommended by the staff at first was an all-you-can-eat and drink buffet. But with the way orders were piling up, can they really handle an all-you-can-eat service? Even the drink orders for the all-you-can-drink option were not being fulfilled properly. It was clear that they were understaffed. The taste of the dishes was average overall, with some dishes tasting too strong. There are more details to mention, but I'll stop here.

I went to Betty 64 about half a year ago! It was my first visit. Today is my first time attending a meetup in my life, so for me, everyone I meet will be saying "Nice to meet you" to each other. The restaurant is located in a very easy-to-find location on the street in front of Susukino Station. I arrived 10 minutes before the start time, the first one there. Gradually, everyone gathered and we toasted. Thank you to the organizers for preparing and inviting us. As for drinks, we chose the 90-minute all-you-can-drink beer option. There was a small server on the table, but with the number of people, it quickly ran out. Honestly, it would have been nice to have another one. We also added the all-you-can-eat appetizer plan for an additional 500 yen, which was a great deal. We also ordered pizza. I was more nervous than drunk, and the food was all delicious and you could order with peace of mind. The restaurant is Italian-themed. Since today is a peak day for year-end parties, the drinks and food were a bit slow to come out, and the restaurant was quite busy. It seems like you need to visit on a calmer day to fully appreciate it. The prices are reasonable, making it easy to use. Time flew by, and it was the end of the first party at Betty 64. Thank you for the meal! Now onto the second party!