Dean & Deluca, which used to be a cafe, has now been converted into a wine bar. Until 5 pm, it operates as a cafe, but after that, it only serves alcohol. The prices are quite high, around 1000 yen per glass. They offer a good selection of wines, as well as glasses and prosciutto. The interior counter is nice, but the terrace has a good atmosphere, especially in the evening when you can relax without the noise of the street. The location is great, but it may be difficult to use as it only serves wine. The staff may not seem very knowledgeable about wine.

They also kindly explain about the glass wines, offering Alsatian wines like orange, rosé, and Champagne that are not too sweet, suitable for those who are conscious of low sugar content. The caponata is delicious, and the venison sausage is sourced in collaboration with .comm from Hiroshima. It's interesting that they offer collaborative menu items with popular domestic restaurants like O2 for Chinese cuisine!

I've always been curious about DEAN and DELUCA, where you can enjoy wine. This time, I visited first thing in the morning. In addition to wine and cafe drinks, they also offer food like tapas, sandwiches, and more. I selected a Riesling champagne with walnut and cheese bread this time. Cheers from the morning! The bubbles were fine and the champagne had a very delicious texture. It paired well with the bread! I learned to enjoy wine in the morning on a summer weekend. I would like to visit for a little drink in the evening next time.

I visited The Wine store Dean & DeLuca, located a short walk from Mabashi-Jūban Station. I got a mango juice and chocolate to go. The chocolate had a fruity flavor with plenty of the taste of cocoa beans. Lately, I've been coming across shops where you can buy chocolate with a rich cocoa aroma. In this shop, you can purchase wine inside and enjoy it casually at the terrace-like area in front of the store. It's a perfect place for a little break while strolling around the town. Thank you for the meal.

The restaurant recently renewed its style to offer wine. Cafe menu items like coffee are not available after 5:00 PM. The terrace seats are nice and recommended. Orders are taken inside at the counter.

I couldn't make it on Friday night, so I visited at a slightly earlier time! The atmosphere of this wine store is wonderful with its lighting, counter materials, and wine display. The staff are friendly and will engage in various conversations about wine. It's a great place for a wine experience and I highly recommend it. You can enjoy it even if you're alone.

You can choose and purchase wine at the store, and if you pay a corkage fee of 500 yen, you can enjoy it on the terrace. The terrace is nice during sunny hours and also after it gets dark, making it perfect for enjoying wine slowly with close friends. There are also light snacks available. You can choose the wine based on your budget, so you can enjoy it with peace of mind.

I went to Azabu-Juban shopping street after a long time and found that Dean & DeLuca has changed its atmosphere. It has now become specialized in wine, with a bar-like counter inside and the same terrace seating outside. The store is lined with various wines, along with ham and cheese that pair well with wine. They also sell small boxes of sweets that make great gifts. The food menu includes two types of open sandwiches, tarts, and canelés. They also offer soft drinks like coffee. I took out an almond and apricot tart, which was more like a pound cake but delicious with the tartness of apricot and the fragrance of almond.

Dean & Deluca in Azabu-Juban, which I used to visit for breakfast, has closed down? I was surprised to hear that. Turns out, they have undergone a renewal and transformed into the group's first wine shop. I went there as they opened at 9 am. There are terrace seats outside, and as you enter, you will see a vast array of wines. I ordered an "Avocado Toast" (662 yen) and an "Americano M" (469 yen) as they offer eat-in service. Unfortunately, they do not have a morning menu. I paid with PayPay and waited at the counter seats in the back. Soon, the Americano in a heat-resistant cup arrived, followed by the Avocado Toast. The Americano was light and refreshing, while the Avocado Toast had a slightly strong saltiness. It might be nice to have some accents like lemon or cumin. I heard that you can also order a glass of wine in the morning, and from 5 pm, they offer a food menu called "Kakuchi." Foreigners often come to buy coffee for takeout due to the location. Overall, it was a bit pricey.

Dean & Deluca, which used to have a cafe, has changed its business format to a wine shop. It is now operated by a joint venture company with Nakajima Tosho-ten, a well-known import and sales company. In addition to wine, they also sell charcuterie, as well as cookies from the famous Parisian bakery Poilâne (priced at 4200 yen!) and cookies from Sébastien Gaudard. The selection is excellent! You can buy wine in the store and enjoy it there for a corkage fee of only 500 yen (so cheap!). This time, I purchased some charcuterie and enjoyed wine on the terrace. The price for a glass of wine ranges from 780 yen. On a sunny day, the terrace was full of guests. Some guests who seemed to live nearby were happily drinking wine from bottles. They also offer light snacks like avocado toast, and during bar time, you can also enjoy prosciutto and shumai. They have a good selection of gifts for small parties, making it a convenient place to shop. I would like to visit again for an apéritif. I envy the people who live nearby!

The wine is really delicious. I will definitely come back after studying.

I didn't know there was a wine shop called Dindel's! Perfect for a second party ◎ It's perfect for outdoor drinking season, and the prepayment system is convenient and easy to use.

During the Asakusa Festival, they only sold bottles inside the store and on the street.

When I went to this cafe, I usually order wine but decided to try an Americano this time. It was really bitter...

In Tokyo, Azabu-Juban, the former Dean & Deluca cafe has been transformed into a new wine specialty store. You can still enjoy coffee just like before, and they offer a selection of around 1000 wines, with some available for tasting.