Bar Louis

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  1. バー ルヰ
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  2. バー ルヰ
    Photo: Okamabu
  3. バー ルヰ
    Photo: Okamabu
  4. バー ルヰ
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  5. バー ルヰ
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  6. バー ルヰ
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  7. バー ルヰ
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Time Out says

Hiding out on a side street just off Nihonbashi's flashy Chuo-dori, Louis was named after a bar described by sci-fi author Ryo Hanmura in one of his novels, and is particularly popular among lone drinkers for one simple reason – solo patrons occasionally get served special mixtures not available to other customers. Entering the basement space via the narrow staircase takes a little courage, but you'll be glad to have made the plunge once in the small room, which houses little more than a smooth counter, a bookshelf and seven stools. The counter is especially noteworthy: lovingly crafted out of 300-year-old red oak, it'll make you want to feel the wood straight after arriving at your seat. Built to last for decades, it's watched over by a tough-looking but talkative and friendly bartender who's very welcoming even to first-timers and will explain the contents of each cocktail in detail. 

Details

Address:
East Bldg Muromachi B1F, 1-11-16 Nihonbashi-Muromachi, Chuo-ku
Tokyo
Transport:
Mitsukoshimae Station (Ginza, Hanzomon lines), exit A1; Nihonbashi Station (Tozai, Asakusa lines), exit B12
Opening hours:
5.30pm-2am, closed Sun & hols
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