43 near Shimbashi Sta.
Part of the Shimbashi area. Listed by walking time from Shimbashi Station.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
A kakuuchi for comparing Nagano sakes side by side, with snacks starting from around 100 yen.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Sake and snacks starting at ¥100–¥200 — easy, no-fuss tachinomi at its most straightforward.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Strong highballs and homey side dishes from ¥300, pay-as-you-go — easy to duck in for a quick one.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Old-school Showa vibes, takoyaki and drinks — all under 500 yen.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Tonkatsu and fried bites washed down with a highball — this tachinomi keeps things honest, with snacks running from ¥100 to ¥900.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Rare sake and whisky starting at ¥150 — and every drink comes with a bite to eat.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
A hidden-gem tachinomi in Shimbashi — the curry and simmered motsu are outstanding, and the master is a friendly soul.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Kushiage set plus a glass of wine for ¥700 — tachinomi doesn't get more laid-back. Draft beer, highball, and sours round out the lineup.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
A relaxed tachinomi where aged vintage sake is easy to enjoy without any fuss.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Craft beer, regular beer, kushikatsu, sours — all enjoyed standing up. Open for daytime drinking too.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Solid sake selection and serious food — sashimi, simmered motsu, the works — starting at just ¥400. A tachinomi that delivers.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Retro anime merch lines the walls, and sashimi or kushikatsu start at just ¥110 a pop.
1 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Sashimi, sake, and more — most things under ¥300. Pay as you go, so it's easy to drop in without a second thought.
2 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Chicken skewers share the pot with oden, soaking up all that savory depth — wash it down with sake or a highball at the counter.
2 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Skewers, German beer, and hard-to-find sake under one roof — yakitori included, all easy on the wallet.
2 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Over 50 sakes poured in 40ml measures, snacks starting at 100 yen — tachinomi done right.
2 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Fried gyoza and Sichuan-style eggplant, knocked back with a sour or highball — a casual Chinese snack spot made for senbero drinking.
3 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Tachinomi with karaoke — the staff's smiles and singing voices are half the fun.
3 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Taste Asahi Super Dry side by side with craft beer at this tachinomi. The snack selection is generous too.
3 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Charcoal-grilled skewers from ¥180, with yakitori, beer, and Hoppy to wash it all down — a solid tachinomi spot.
3 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Pure Showa atmosphere, with standout nikomi and yakitori skewers.
3 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Tabletop grills, beef hormone, liver — this tachinomi is all about motsu-yaki. Draft beer starts at ¥550.
3 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Tonkatsu and fried bites at the counter — lunch under 850 yen, highballs from 150.
3 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Grilled anago and sake from ¥500 — the rotating lineup of sashimi and simmered dishes keeps every visit fresh.
4 min from Shimbashi Sta.
A kakuuchi tucked under the tracks near Shinbashi station, where you pick your sake freely from a lineup of labels across Japan.
4 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Cheap, tasty bites and a relaxed vibe — the perfect second stop of the night.
4 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Beer, sake, shochu, sours, simmered motsu — all the classics, at a no-frills tachinomi izakaya.
4 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Seafood and fried bites from ¥250 — wash them down with beer, Hoppy, or a sour at this easygoing tachinomi.
4 min from Shimbashi Sta.
A tachinomi spot in Minato, just a short walk from Shimbashi Station.
4 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Thirty-two sakes alongside grilled, smoked snacks, and cheese — this kakuuchi also keeps sashimi, seafood bites, and highballs in the mix.
4 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Dirt-cheap and the simmered motsu is outstanding. The all-you-can-eat vegetable otoshi is a nice bonus too.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Open until 11:30 p.m., this Shinbashi tachinomi closes on weekends.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Great shochu selection and the master's recommendations make this tachinomi feel like home.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Red wine, premium oden, and cheese — this place proves you don't have to sit down to eat and drink seriously.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Creative Chinese food, 330-yen gyoza, and a choice of otoshi — an easy-going Chinese tachinomi spot.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Yakiton and nikomi start at just ¥160 — and the snack lineup, liver included, goes deep.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Wine and easy snacks, enjoyed on your feet. A relaxed spot to linger with a glass in hand.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Handcrafted shochu, sake, sours, and highballs start around 400 yen — a solid tachinomi spot that keeps things honest.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
An underground tachinomi spot where Mr. Children fans find their people.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Skewers, karaage, yakitori, and simmered motsu — most things start at ¥200, making this tachinomi easy on the wallet.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Skewers of yakitori and yakiton, plus simmered motsu and nikomi — all the classics, and they pair perfectly with a highball or beer.
5 min from Shimbashi Sta.
Fresh sashimi and sake starting at ¥190 — this tachinomi keeps things affordable without skimping on quality. Simmered dishes and tempura round out the menu.