バー ロッキングチェア
Bar Rocking Chair
A snug, wood-paneled bar in Kyoto, renowned for its artisanal cocktails, intimate ambiance, and personalized service.
Dining
Bar, Cocktail Bar, Intimate Setting, Kyoto Nightlife
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Nestled in the backstreets of downtown Kyoto, Bar Rocking Chair offers a cozy retreat for cocktail enthusiasts. The bar accommodates fewer than 30 guests, including four distinctive rocking chairs that enhance its warm atmosphere. Patrons are encouraged to converse with the skilled bartenders, who craft bespoke cocktails tailored to individual preferences, as there is no set menu. Complementing the drinks is a selection of delectable bar snacks, such as pickles and cured meats, ensuring a delightful experience in this hidden gem of Kyoto's nightlife.
Facilities & Services
Operating Hours: Wednesday to Monday, 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM; Closed on Tuesdays.
Seating: 24 seats, including 9 counter seats and 5 tables.
Smoking: Smoking allowed; cigars available.
Reservations: Accepted, but specific date and time cannot be guaranteed.
Service Charge: ¥880, includes appetizer.
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