17 walking spots tagged “Restaurant”. Near 自由が丘駅 and 11 other areas.
A restaurant just a short walk from Nakameguro Station, tucked into a corner of Kamimeguro 1-chome. It sits where it's easy to stop in for a meal after strolling along the Meguro River, or on the way out toward Daikanyama. Set a little apart from the bustle in front of the station, it's reached along streets where homes and shops mingle.
A Chinese restaurant on the first basement floor of La Porte Aoyama in Jingumae 5-chome. In the stretch running from Omotesando toward Shibuya, quiet lanes continue just one street off the main road. It's a place to stop in when you want to sit down for a meal after browsing the shops.
A restaurant on the 36th floor of the Marunouchi Building, which stands directly in front of the Marunouchi exit of Tokyo Station. Marubiru is a high-rise rebuilt in 2002, and from its upper floors the view opens out over the Marunouchi office district and toward the Imperial Palace. After walking around the station area, you can take a break here while looking out over the city from high above.
A shop in the streets of Den-en-chofu, Ota Ward. Den-en-chofu is a residential district developed by Den-en Toshi Co. toward the end of the Taisho era, and the streets fanning out from the west side of the station remain to this day. Why not stop by in between walks along its calm avenues lined with trees and hedges?
A lounge on the second floor of Building 2 at Daikanyama T-SITE (Daikanyama Tsutaya Books). T-SITE opened in 2011 as a complex centered on the bookstore. This floor is lined with back issues of Showa-era magazines, and you can pull one off the shelf to read. A place to sit down and take a breather on the way back from a walk around Daikanyama.
An oden bar on the first floor of Castle Mansion Daikanyama in Daikanyamacho. Around Daikanyama Station the foot traffic settles down once the sun goes down, and the lights of small shops line the back alleys. A place for when you've finished walking the area and want to close out the day over something warm.
A brasserie created by chef Yusuke Takada of Osaka's "La Cime." About 60 dishes range from regional specialties to home-style cooking, and the rooftop terrace offers sweeping views of the Marunouchi high-rises. The dining floor features an open kitchen.
A dining-car restaurant supervised by the dining car manager of the "Hokutosei" and "Cassiopeia" sleeper trains. The menu centers on Japanese-style Western dishes such as hayashi rice and hamburg steak, and it can also be used as a café, with items like a dessert plate for 1,400 yen. Besides the dining car, there are lobby car seats, private compartments, and terrace seats.
A French restaurant serving seasonal cuisine on the 8th floor of the Marunouchi Hotel. From the outdoor terrace seats you can look out at the north dome of Tokyo Station's Marunouchi station building and the trains arriving and departing. In summer, an Urban Beer Terrace is also held.
A family-run eatery using seafood and mountain produce from the Miura Peninsula. Dishes can be enjoyed paired with wine.
A small shop in Hiroo 4-chome, Shibuya Ward, standing as if it blends right into the residential neighborhood. It sits in a calm area that makes you want to drop in after a leisurely wander through Hiroo's shopping street. Set a little away from the busier streets, it is just right for catching your breath partway through a walk.
An izakaya built around negi (Japanese leek) dishes, located a walk from Shibuya Station toward Udagawacho. The restaurant serves its carefully prepared leek dishes in a variety of styles, and although it sits within Shibuya's busy entertainment district, the atmosphere inside is calm enough for a relaxed meal. Consider stopping by to round off your walk.
下北沢の鈴なり横丁にある飲食店です。小劇場・ザ・スズナリに隣接する小さな横丁の一角に位置しており、下北沢らしい路地裏の雰囲気が漂います。周辺を散策しながら立ち寄ってみてはいかがでしょうか。
A restaurant in Jiyugaoka 1-chome, Meguro Ward, right beside Jiyugaoka Station. As the name suggests, it serves meat dishes, which suits you well when you want to settle down for a meal after walking the shopping streets around the station. Worth a stop as the place that rounds off a stroll through Jiyugaoka.
A beloved curry shop in Yūtenji where a model locomotive delivers your curry to the table. Tue–Fri 11:00–16:00 / 17:00–21:00, Sat·Sun·Holidays 11:00–21:00.
A bistro in Jiyugaoka.
A restaurant serving natural food and creative Japanese cuisine. Lunch 11:00–15:00 / Dinner 17:00–21:30 (until 21:00 on Sundays and public holidays).