Very stylish, with a terrific view from the 49th floor of the Sumitomo Building, this modern izakaya serves an array of creative tapas, some (panko and Parmesan crusted chicken with a balsamic reduction) more successful than others (paella Valenciana flavored arancini). Budget around Y4000 - Y5000.[feedback]

Nishi-Shinjuku 2-6-1, Shinjuku Sumitomo Bldg. 49F. Open 5-10:30pm (LO) daily.

California wines, fabulous cocktails, and live music every night starting at 8pm. Y2000 cover charge after 8pm.[feedback]

Nishi-Shinjuku 3-7-1-2, Park Hyatt Hotel 52F. Open 5pm-midnight daily.

Enjoy chic cocktails in a bamboo grove high in the sky at the Park Hyatt's internationally famous bar and lounge. They also serve afternoon tea, desserts and light snacks. Cocktails start at around Y1600.[feedback]

Nishi-Shinjuku 3-7-1-2, Park Hyatt Hotel 41F. Open 11am-10:30pm daily.

For those who hate leaving work, this popular DJ bar is decorated like an office, with file cabinets, bookshelves, and copier machine. Different DJs nightly, a young crowd, a full food menu, and a good nighttime view down Aoyama-dori.[feedback]

Kita-Aoyama 2-7-18, Yamazaki Bldg. 5F. Open 5pm to 3am daily.

This international restaurant includes a spacious and popular bar with a good wine list and an excellent nighttime view of Shibuya.[feedback]

Maruyamacho 3-6, E Space Tower 15F. Open 11:30am-2, 5:30-10:30pm (LO) daily.

Nestled in overstuffed chairs with pillows covered in candy-colored pastel silk, visitors can enjoy spectacular views while listening to live Bossa Nova from 2:30-midnight. Arrive on the early side if you want a window seat - they are usually taken by 6pm. An entertainment charge of Y2500 applies after 8pm. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Akasaka 9-7-1, Ritz-Carlton 45F. Open 2:30pm-midnight daily.

This traditional American steakhouse has a small bar up front serving Oregon wines by the glass. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Higashi-Shimbashi 1-5-2, Shiodome City Center 42F. Open 11am-10pm (LO) daily.

Located in the lobby of the Conrad Hotel, TwentyEight is an oasis of muted monochromes with discrete edges. Dusk is arguably the best time to visit; calm settles over the space as the sunlight fades and votive candles flicker to life. The scene gets busier in the evenings, when the after-work crowd rolls in and the live band strikes up, but beware the Y1800 seating charge after 8pm. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Higashi-Shimbashi 1-9-1, Conrad Tokyo Hotel 28F. Open 9am-midnight daily.

Patrons lounge on pod-shaped seats beneath polished chrome trees, while ambient electronic music mingles with the soft glow of lavender neon from behind the black marble bar. Friendly service and the absence of a cover charge are a plus, making Peter: The Bar a fun place for a drink and a great view of the city. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Yurakucho 1-8-1, The Peninsula Tokyo 24F. Open 5pm-midnight daily.

Sumptuous is the word for the Mandarin Bar at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Nihonbashi. The interior by Ryu Kosaka, with richly tactile accents by textile designer Reiko Sudo, is chic and inviting, dominated by seductive earth tones. A live jazz band performs nightly for the relaxed and casual crowd, a mix of locals and visitors. No cover charge. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Nihonbashi Muromachi 2-1-1, Mandarin Oriental Tokyo 37F. Open 11:30am-midnight daily.

In addition to the main restaurant, Canal Cafe runs a separate outdoor self-service cafe next to the boat docks, serving coffee, cakes and some drinks.[feedback]

Kagurazaka 1-9. Open 11am-10:30pm (LO). Closed Mondays.

A friendly, comfortable cafe with great coffee, excellent baked goods from Kyle's in Nakano, and bagels with lox. They also have plenty of special events during the week, including live music and go lessons. The art on the walls changes every two weeks.[feedback]

Takadanobaba 1-29-21. Open 11am-11pm daily.

Late-night cocktails, jazz, light meals, and garlic chips in a relaxed neighborhood bar. Some outdoor seating.[feedback]

Takadanobaba 1-31-8. (to get there turn right from Takadanobaba station, turn right again and go up the hill past Big Box, keep walking for 5 minutes, then turn right again just before Suwa-dori - it'll be on the left) Open 5pm-3am. Closed Sundays.

Late-night cocktails and snacks, with jazz in the background. Terrace seating is available on the first and second-floor cafe areas.[feedback]

Takadanobaba 1-17-14. Open 6pm-5am daily.

Perhaps the best deli counter in town, with a huge selection of cold cuts, pates and salads. Lunches are priced from around Y1000, and breakfast is served on weekdays from 8 to 10:30am. From 6-7pm weekdays they have an open wine bar (Y2500 including snacks). The outdoor terrace seating is pleasant in warmer months. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Nishi-Shinjuku 3-7-15, Shinjuku Park Tower 1F. Open 8am-8pm (weekends from 11am) daily.

A relaxing, quiet space inside a museum devoted to the whimsical works of sculptor Taro Okamoto. [feedback]

Minami-Aoyama 6-1-19. Open 11am-7pm. Closed Tuesdays.

The decor of this cute little cafe is a mix of early-sixties batchelor-pad modern with African and Asian knick-knacks, while the soundtrack covers the range of Afro-pop and world music. There are plenty of cozy seating areas, including a couple of chairs perched in the tiny back garden. The menu features flavored teas, original cocktails, Singaporean chicken rice and Thai curries. [feedback]

Jingumae 2-31-9. Open 11am-8pm daily.

Tucked into a quiet Ebisu back street, Aotea Rangi is one of the few places in town where you can experience the charms of genuine New Zealand cuisine. At first glance the small restaurant looks like an Italian trattoria with terrace seating, but once you're inside the atmosphere seem more like a casual cafe-bar. The lighting is soft and the mood is relaxed. Service is attentive, and the staff is more than ready to help you with the extensive New Zealand wine list. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Ebisu 1-21-18. Open 6-10:30pm (LO). Closed Tuesdays.

With its red leather upholstered seats and wood and brass fixtures, Le Lion offers a little slice of Lyon on the backstreets of Ebisu. Welcoming staff, covered terrace seating, and excellently prepared brasserie - or, rather, bouchon - fare make this cafe/wine bar a lovely place for a casual meal or late-afternoon tipple. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Ebisu 1-21-16. Open noon-11:15pm (LO; -5:15pm Sun ). Open every day.

Upstairs from the main restaurant is a bruscetta bar with terrace and indoor seating. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Sarugakucho 24-7, Daikanyama Plaza 1F/2F. Open 11:30am-2, 6-10:30pm (LO). Closed Tuesdays.

This relaxed cafe-bar is a perfect meeting spot, right in front of Daikanyama station.[feedback]

Daikanyamacho 19-14. Open 11am-11pm daily.

This big, European-style cafe opens onto the street for enhanced people-watching, with lots of outdoor seating when the weather permits. The casual food menu includes pastas, sandwiches and desserts. Drinks include Italian wines, grappa and liqueurs. Set lunch from Y1600. [feedback]

Sarugakucho 29-3. Open 11am-midnight daily.

A casual "tea house" serving Chinese teas, herb teas, and several varieties of iced tea along with light snacks. Tea time runs from 2-5pm, but if you're hungry you can take advantage of Doichan's late lunch menu (11am-5pm), featuring curries, donburis and sandwiches for under Y1000. In the evenings you'll find grilled meats and creative Japanese and Western dishes, plus beer, wine, sake and cocktails; budget around Y3000. Pets are welcome on the outdoor terrace. [feedback]

Osaki 2-1-1, Thinkpark 1F. Open 11am-10pm (LO) daily.

A cheerful cafe with a nice lunch menu (under Y1,000) and a take-away bakery department.[feedback]

Akasaka 1-12-32, Ark Mori Bldg. 2F. Open 10am-10pm (LO) daily.

This picturesque little Italian-style cafe-bar is worth noting for their late-night hours (till 2am Monday-Saturday); stop by for coffee, a glass of wine or a light Italian snack. [feedback]

Ginza 2-4-6, Ginza Velvia-kan 1F. Open 11am-11pm (LO) daily.

AC's atmosphere and decor are very European in feel, and the large food menu includes surprisingly authentic Belgian specialties like "stoemp" - a hearty platter of mashed potatoes and root vegetables. The bar serves more than 30 Belgian beers, including Leffe Blond and three others on tap. Ample terrace seating is available. Bar open until 4am weeknights, midnight weekends. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Marunouchi 2-7-3, Tokyo Bldg Tokia B1F. Open 11am-3am (LO), to 11pm Sat, Sun. Open every day.

Good pastries and plenty of outdoor seating.[feedback]

Yotsuya 1-5-25, Atre Yotsuya 2F. Open 7:30am-9:30pm (LO) daily.

A bright and airy branch of this French-cafe landmark, located directly in front of the New Otani Hotel. There's a take-out bakery at the entrance, a big cafe area, a smaller dining room for proper French meals, and plenty of outdoor seating, heated in winter. The cafe serves light snacks like quiche, omelettes, salade nicoise and steak frites. [feedback]

Kioicho 4-1, Shin-Kioicho Bldg. 1F. Open 10am-11pm daily.

In addition to the main restaurant, Canal Cafe runs a separate outdoor self-service cafe next to the boat docks, serving coffee, cakes and some drinks.[feedback]

Kagurazaka 1-9. Open 11am-10:30pm (LO). Closed Mondays.

You'll find regional sake from small brewers around the country, served in convenient one-cup sizes at this popular stand-bar. Tasty snacks are in the Y400-600 range, including yakitori, homemade satsuma-age (fishcakes), and soy-milk gratin. Some outdoor seating. Open to 4:30am Fridays and Saturdays.[feedback]

Ueno 7-1-1, Atre 1F. Open 11am-11pm (4:30am Fri, Sat) daily.

Spanish food and reasonably priced French and Spanish wines, with convenient late-night hours. [feedback]

Ueno 7-1-1, Atre 1F. Open 11am-4:30am daily.

An indoor/outdoor cafe with a nice choice of Belgian beers and enticing food like Iberico ham, duck confit, and of course mussels. In the afternoons they serve chocolate fondue and waffles. [feedback]

Toyosu 2-4-9, LaLaport Toyosu 1F. Open 11am-11pm daily.

Exciting, well-centered modern American cuisine - drawing on European and middle Eastern and Asian influences - from this bayside brewpub. The wine list is fantastic, with good values at every price level. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Higashi-Shinagawa 2-1-3, Bond Street. Open 11:30am-2:30, 5:30-10pm (LO) daily.

Up on the rooftop and surrounded by greenery, this is a pleasant hideaway to stop for a coffee and snack break or an early-evening drink. [feedback]

Kichijoji Honcho 2-3-1, Tokyu Dept. Store 10F. Open 10am-7:30pm (LO) daily.

A big, sprawling antique shop with a charming little cafe and dessert corner; the best seats seem to be out front, looking out onto the street.[feedback]

Ikejiri 2-7-8. (on Mishuku-dori, just south of Route 246) Open 11am-8pm daily.

Take your doggy for a leisurely meal at Snobbish Babies, a high-end canine clothing store and cafe along the Meguro River. Choose crepes, beef stew, or the daily lunch plate for yourself, and pick something off the Dog Menu for your four-legged friend. Lunch until 5pm.[feedback]

Aobadai 2-16-8. Open 11am-9pm (LO) daily.

A convenient Gaienmae meeting spot, with music listening booths as well as a coffee and food menu.[feedback]

Kita-Aoyama 2-7-18, Yamazaki Bldg. 1F. Open 8:30am-midnight daily.

A comfortable, spacious cafe with design books on the shelves and a dog-accessories boutique. The cafe menu includes pizzas, pastas, and grilled meats and seafood, or you can just stop in for a cocktail or a beer. [feedback]

Kita-Aoyama 2-9-15. Open 11am-midnight daily.

The decor of this cute little cafe is a mix of early-sixties batchelor-pad modern with African and Asian knick-knacks, while the soundtrack covers the range of Afro-pop and world music. There are plenty of cozy seating areas, including a couple of chairs perched in the tiny back garden. The menu features flavored teas, original cocktails, Singaporean chicken rice and Thai curries. [feedback]

Jingumae 2-31-9. Open 11am-8pm daily.

Cheap prices, stylish decor, good music and a bustling atmosphere have drawn crowds of hip young patrons to this sprawling cafe space in a trendy corner of Shibuya. The kitchen offers entertaining variations on standard cafe fare - Vietnamese sandwiches, pastas, pizzas, rice bowls, and salads - along with some decent California wines by the bottle and a big cocktail list. [feedback]

Shibuya 1-11-1, 2F. Open 11:30am-2am daily.

A very spacious, relaxing place to while away some time. Wine and other drinks are relatively inexpensive, and there are plenty of light dishes to nibble on. Pets are allowed, and dog biscuits and water bowls are available. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Sarugakucho 2-11. Open 11:30am-3am (LO) daily.

This big, European-style cafe opens onto the street for enhanced people-watching, with lots of outdoor seating when the weather permits. The casual food menu includes pastas, sandwiches and desserts. Drinks include Italian wines, grappa and liqueurs. Set lunch from Y1600. [feedback]

Sarugakucho 29-3. Open 11am-midnight daily.

A casual "tea house" serving Chinese teas, herb teas, and several varieties of iced tea along with light snacks. Tea time runs from 2-5pm, but if you're hungry you can take advantage of Doichan's late lunch menu (11am-5pm), featuring curries, donburis and sandwiches for under Y1000. In the evenings you'll find grilled meats and creative Japanese and Western dishes, plus beer, wine, sake and cocktails; budget around Y3000. Pets are welcome on the outdoor terrace. [feedback]

Osaki 2-1-1, Thinkpark 1F. Open 11am-10pm (LO) daily.

A cheerful cafe with a nice lunch menu (under Y1,000) and a take-away bakery department.[feedback]

Akasaka 1-12-32, Ark Mori Bldg. 2F. Open 10am-10pm (LO) daily.

A bright and airy branch of this French-cafe landmark, located directly in front of the New Otani Hotel. There's a take-out bakery at the entrance, a big cafe area, a smaller dining room for proper French meals, and plenty of outdoor seating, heated in winter. The cafe serves light snacks like quiche, omelettes, salade nicoise and steak frites. [feedback]

Kioicho 4-1, Shin-Kioicho Bldg. 1F. Open 10am-11pm daily.

In addition to the main restaurant, Canal Cafe runs a separate outdoor self-service cafe next to the boat docks, serving coffee, cakes and some drinks.[feedback]

Kagurazaka 1-9. Open 11am-10:30pm (LO). Closed Mondays.

Bring your canine companion and choose from a large doggy menu, including cheese pizza, chicken-breast jerky, tofu burgers and cake. For after-dinner exercise there's a big, fenced-in dog run right outside the cafe. [feedback]

Toyosu 2-4-9, LaLaport Toyosu 1F. Open 11am-11pm daily.

Take your doggy for a leisurely meal at Snobbish Babies, a high-end canine clothing store and cafe along the Meguro River. Choose crepes, beef stew, or the daily lunch plate for yourself, and pick something off the Dog Menu for your four-legged friend. Lunch until 5pm.[feedback]

Aobadai 2-16-8. Open 11am-9pm (LO) daily.

Late-night cocktails, jazz, light meals, and garlic chips in a relaxed neighborhood bar. Some outdoor seating.[feedback]

Takadanobaba 1-31-8. (to get there turn right from Takadanobaba station, turn right again and go up the hill past Big Box, keep walking for 5 minutes, then turn right again just before Suwa-dori - it'll be on the left) Open 5pm-3am. Closed Sundays.

Late-night cocktails and snacks, with jazz in the background. Terrace seating is available on the first and second-floor cafe areas.[feedback]

Takadanobaba 1-17-14. Open 6pm-5am daily.

Choose from about fifteen wines by the glass or bottle, or pick a Latour or Mouton from the back and put it on your expense account. France is amply represented, with biodynamic wines comprising nearly half of the choices on the frequently changing list. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Shinjuku 3-7-5. Open 5pm-2am daily.

Hazelburn offers an impressive line-up of Scottish whiskies, along with English draft ales and well-prepared Scottish and English pub food. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Kabukicho 1-6-6, Hashimoto Bldg B1F. Open 6pm-3am (5am Fri, Sat) daily.

The smart drink list offers eleven choices of popular umeshu like Saika and Kakutama, plus a few liqueurs based on anzu (apricot), yuzu and even decopon (the orange-tangerine hybrid). Lots of shochu, a short but sweet selection of nihon-shu, and oodles of cocktails give you more reasons to sit and linger, while dainty servings of chazuke - twelve kinds, as a matter of fact - and other small dishes provide delicious distractions from the hectic world outside. Budget around Y3000 for drinks and a light meal. No English spoken.[feedback]

Kabukicho 1-21-2, Itoh Bldg 3/4F. Open 6pm-3am (LO) daily.

Open 24 hours a day, the Hilton's Marble Lounge offers various special buffets throughout the day, including a dessert buffet with fountains of chocolate in the afternoon, and a chocolate and cheese buffet Thursday through Saturday evenings. [feedback]

Nishi-Shinjuku 6-6-2, Hilton Hotel. Open 24 hours a day.

This simple but stylish Italian cafe-restaurant turns into a relaxed late-night neighborhood bar after 11pm (Tuesday through Saturday nights), with reasonably priced wines and cocktails. [feedback]

Nishi-Shinjuku 6-16-7. Open 11:30am-2:30, 5pm-4:30am (LO) daily.

This elegant, very relaxed bar features gigantic fishtanks filled with exotic tropical fish from Okinawa and environs. The menu includes tasty original cocktails and light food items. There's a Y700 per person table charge. [feedback]

Minami-Aoyama 5-13-3. Open 6pm-2am daily.

For those who hate leaving work, this popular DJ bar is decorated like an office, with file cabinets, bookshelves, and copier machine. Different DJs nightly, a young crowd, a full food menu, and a good nighttime view down Aoyama-dori.[feedback]

Kita-Aoyama 2-7-18, Yamazaki Bldg. 5F. Open 5pm to 3am daily.

This is the original gourmet stand bar that started the trend - they serve premium sake in attractive one-cup containers along with a huge menu of well-prepared food, all at reasonable prices. There's a sit-down restaurant down in the basement if you start to get wobbly. [Go to branch review] [feedback]

Shinsen 9-7. Open 5pm-3am daily.

A two-story late-night Spanish bar and restaurant, with your choice of bar snacks and wines or a complete Spanish meal. The upstairs restaurant has a nice selection of charcoal-grilled meats. They even do breakfast![feedback]

Dogenzaka 1-11-3. (behind Tokyu Plaza) Open 8am-4am daily.

If you're thirsty for a cachaca cocktail in the wee hours of the night, follow the circle-stamped road past Mark City to Blen Blen Blen. This bone fide Brazilian bar, tucked into a faded white seventies-style building in Dogenzaka 1-chome, seats a maximum of thirty and stays open til 4am. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Dogenzaka 1-17-12, Nono Bldg 2F. Open 8pm-4am. Closed Mondays, some Sunday.

This bar, attached to the design-conscious Shibuya Grandbell Hotel, serves up reasonable food and drink 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Cocktails, draft beer, and wines by the glass start at Y500, with two or three daily drink specials. The "World Beer" list features eleven bottles from various countries - including the non-alcoholic Nova Schin from Brazil. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Sakuragaokacho 15-17, Shibuya Grandbell Hotel 1-2F. Open 24 hours a day.

The Buri group run a couple of popular standup sake bars (Buchi in Shibuya, Buri in Ebisu), and now they've opened a standup French bistrot, with similarly inexpensive food and 100 different wines. If you get tired of standing there's also a sit-down restaurant in back; snacks up front average around Y700, with main courses in the restaurant averaging Y1500. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Shibuya 1-10-12, Miyagi Bldg 2F. Open 5pm-3am daily.

Cheap prices, stylish decor, good music and a bustling atmosphere have drawn crowds of hip young patrons to this sprawling cafe space in a trendy corner of Shibuya. The kitchen offers entertaining variations on standard cafe fare - Vietnamese sandwiches, pastas, pizzas, rice bowls, and salads - along with some decent California wines by the bottle and a big cocktail list. [feedback]

Shibuya 1-11-1, 2F. Open 11:30am-2am daily.

A comfortably cozy little hideaway bar with multi-level seating nooks. Pick your own bottle from the big selection of Belgian and German brews in the refrigerator case. The food menu is limited to light snacks.[feedback]

Shibuya 3-18-7, Shibuya Ichigokan Bldg. B1F. Open 5:30pm-2am. Closed some Sundays.

This stylish two-story cafe-bar looks like a ski chalet that's been sliced along the diagonal, with big windows looking out over the picturesque (at least at night) Shibuya River. Stop in for a late-night drink (there's plenty of reasonably priced wine by the glass or bottle) or a full meal. No cover charge. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Higashi 3-16-10. Open 11:30am-3, 6pm-2am (4am Fri, 11pm Sun) daily.

A place worth cultivating in late-night Ebisu - the staff is friendly, the hours are accommodating, the music and decor are hip, and the food can be entertaining, although it's more of a drinking spot than a full-fledged restaurant. Food includes Korean items, a big miso section, and various izakaya permutations. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Hiroo 1-33, SPC Japan Bldg. 1F. Open 6pm-3am daily.

A very French-style multi-story cafe with a relaxed atmosphere; they serve light food items and desserts as well as coffee and drinks.[feedback]

Ebisu 3-28-12. Open 10am-2am daily.

Cafe Heavens serves up solid bistro fare at friendly prices all day (lunch 11-4, dinner til 11) in a fun and lively atmosphere. The drinks list includes a good selection of organic wines. Large, colorful paintings adorn the walls, and the space has an airy, northern California feel.[feedback]

Ebisu-Nishi 1-16-15. Open 11am-4am daily.

It's easy to appreciate the beauty of Bar Guapos, where Y1500 is enough for a glass of tinto or blanco and one or two tasty tapas. There are about fifteen Spanish wines on the drink list, plus a number of Sherries. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Ebisu-Nishi 1-3-8. Open 5pm-3:30am (LO; 5-11:30pm Sun, Mon). Open every day.

This stylish little late-night stand-up bar serves a nice variety of hot and cold Spanish tapas and pinchos (small snacks on bread), along with Spanish wines. Most food items are Y250-500, with wines from Y400/glass. [feedback]

Ebisu-Nishi 1-13-5. (near Ebisu Jinja) Open 5pm-5am (midnight Sundays). Open every day.

This stand-up bar specializes in one-cup sake from around the country; the selection perhaps isn't as exciting as a regular sake bar, but the food menu is good.[feedback]

Ebisu-Nishi 1-14-1. Open 5pm-3am daily.

A very spacious, relaxing place to while away some time. Wine and other drinks are relatively inexpensive, and there are plenty of light dishes to nibble on. Pets are allowed, and dog biscuits and water bowls are available. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Sarugakucho 2-11. Open 11:30am-3am (LO) daily.

A small, casual Italian wine bar that serves around twenty wines by the glass, in all price ranges, along with light snacks. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Higashi 4-6-3. Open 5pm-3am daily.

Attached to this upscale teppanyaki restaurant is a separate wine bar space called Old Vine Cellar Door, with several Australian and New Zealand wines by the glass (and around 2000 bottles in the cellar) along with light snacks; budget around Y3500 at the bar. [feedback]

Nishi-Azabu 1-10-6. Open 11:30am-2:30, 6pm-4am daily.

Mediterranean-inspired foods and drink from Spain, Italy, Greece and Morocco, from TY Harbor chef David Chiddo. Enjoy one of Tokyo's friendliest wine lists; the bar is open late. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Minami-Azabu 5-2-40. Open noon-3, 6pm-2am (LO) daily.

Hearty, authentic French country-style cooking. There's a small wine bar at the entrance where you can stop for a glass or two along with snacks like raw oysters and venison carpaccio. [See FULL REVIEW.][feedback]

Hiroo 5-17-11. Open noon-2, 6pm-2am. Closed Sundays.

If you happen to miss the last train in Gotanda, Neko no Maho can provide an alternative to the manga cafes: this cat cafe stays open until 5:30am. In the afternoon, it's Y250 per fifteen minutes, or Y900 per hour. Food and drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic (Y500-), are available in the dining section downstairs. [feedback]

Nishi-Gotanda 8-4-15, Tokyo Morris Bldg #2, 7/8F. (next to Osaki-Hirokoji station, or 4 min. from Gotanda Sta.) Open 11:30am-5:30am. Closed Wed, 3rd Thurs.