タイムアウトカフェ&ダイナー(Time Out Cafe & Diner)
Photo: Keisuke Tanigawa

Time Out Café & Diner

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Time Out says

The physical outpost of Time Out Tokyo’s online empire brings a dash of cosmopolitan class to the Ebisu area – and it’s a great hangout, too. Housed in the upstairs floor of key live venue Liquidroom, Time Out Café & Diner offers an ideal spot for lazy lunches, coffee sessions and meetings alike. The interior is a pitch-perfect imitation of a New York loft eatery, with skylights nestled in the exposed ceilings, and a mixture of armchairs and more conventional seating, complete with a large central table that's ideal for bigger gatherings.

Order up some international grub from the open-plan kitchen – specialities include the hearty pastrami sandwich and the mouth-watering Yatsugatake Premium Burger – and browse the library of Time Out books and magazines from around the globe. Alternatively, knock back a cappuccino, Chimay beer or cocktail, then check out the latest exhibition in the adjacent Kata gallery. And did we mention that we also have free wifi? We're nice like that.

Details

Address
2F Liquidroom, 3-16-6 Higashi, Shibuya
Tokyo
Transport:
Ebisu Station (Yamanote, Shonan-Shinjuku, Hibiya lines)
Opening hours:
11.30am-9pm, Sat 1pm-8pm, closed Mon & Sun

What’s on

Doko e?

Lose yourself in music at Time Out Café & Diner on the evening of Saturday September 13, when this new and unabashedly music-focused showcase of alternative tunes takes over our very own Ebisu hideout as well as the Kata gallery next door. Acoustic aficionados – well, any and all friends of music played live – will want to camp out at Kata, where a dynamic foursome of indie artists will be playing a seamless succession of sets. In addition to a rare solo guitar performance by Takuro Okada, you can look forward to improv-tinged piano tunes courtesy of Natsumi Takano, minimal chamber music by the Torso duo and jazz-adjacent grooves in the spirit of Sam Wilkes by Mood Collective. Over at Time Out Café & Diner, expect extended DJ sets by local ever-present Moodman and underground favourite Shhhhh, whose signature fusion of dance and folk is always worth catching. The visuals across both spaces will be provided by contemporary artists Tomoko Takemasa and Haruka Ohta, along with Waseda University smell scholar Mei.
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