12 walking spots tagged “Bar”. Near 元町・中華街駅 and 9 other areas.
A bar specializing in Japanese whisky. It stocks around 100 labels, from standards to rare bottlings from small distilleries, and serves them eight ways including half rock and twice up. House-blend highball ¥600; Akkeshi Blended Kokuu ¥3,180. Table seats and a standing counter.
A bar founded in 1954, with its interior still as it was back then. Over 100 cocktails are on the menu, and the signature drink is the "Yokohama" at ¥1,000. Oil sardines ¥1,000; jukebox, 3 songs for ¥100. "Pole Star" next door is open for private bookings only.
A bar in Noge founded in 2005. Live performances are generally held on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. A jukebox made in 1965 is still in active use.
A bar in Bashamichi run by its owner, Sally, for 27 years since it opened. The walls are covered with autographs from musicians who have visited, along with photos of Yokohama in years past.
A spot in Hakuraku that stays open until late at night. Known for its shime ramen, the bowl to finish the night with.
A bar on the floor above 『PAST』. It occasionally invites DJs and holds events.
A bar to stop by after eating Shanghai-style yakisoba at Banraitei. Brace yourself for the martinis.
A bar open until late at night. Just right for a drink after filling up at Keika Hanten.
A bar inspired by aquavit, a Norwegian summer retreat. A three-minute walk from Junkaikaku, it is a relaxing spot with a Nordic atmosphere.
A bar known for its gin-based Sanso cocktail. The jukebox is 3 songs for 200 yen, and the homemade pizza is a popular way to finish the night.
A bar that comes alive in the Ōmori night. Nao works Thursdays only.
南青山六丁目の落ち着いた通り沿いにある、シャンパンとワインのバーです。骨董通りや表参道あたりを散策したあとの締めくくりに、静かな空間でグラスをゆっくり傾けたくなる一軒です。街歩きの余韻を楽しみながら、ひと息つきたいときに立ち寄ってみてください。