Shibuya's six popular bakery shops

Not an izakaya, but a bakery, Bread & Wine. It's a popular combination in Japan these days! The flavors of bread go well with various types of alcohol. Compared to izakayas and bars, the environment is more comfortable and quiet, and the prices are more affordable. Once you've tried Japanese bread, you'll redefine the word "bread."

365 Days 365日

The shop is named '365 Days' to express the idea of cherishing each day and starting daily life with bread; it is a famous bakery around Yoyogi Park.
Azabu FLAT is an interesting 'bread bistro' that focuses on 'bread & wine'. It offers a variety of bread-based dishes and accompanying drinks, bringing a fresh breeze to Tokyo's restaurant industry.

Signifiant Signifie Setagaya Main Store

Such bread is best paired with wine, and just like the various types of bread in the store that attract people's attention, the wine rack is probably the most eye-catching. Looking at the prices, they are at a level where you can buy with confidence. The atmosphere in the store is quiet, making it very suitable for opening a bottle of wine and enjoying a small drink.

Blanc

Unlike the popular pairing of bread with wine or beer, the chef recommends pairing it with sake. The wheat aroma harmonizes well with the sweetness of sake, and this innovative pairing is also very popular among women.

germer

Although the store space is not large, it is exquisite. During the day, it is a bakery, and at night it transforms into a small bar. Enjoying selected wines with delicious handmade bread feels particularly relaxing and pleasant, as if the fatigue of the day has completely dissipated.

VIRON Shibuya Store (VIRON Shibuya-ten)

The first floor sells bread, baguettes, and sandwiches, all of which are very popular, and the rich display of wines complements the wide variety of French bread. The second floor is designed like a café bar, where you can sit down comfortably to dine or have a drink.