6Th Avenue

With the sun giving way to the artificial neon lights, energy seems to flow down the packed streets of Tokyo with the people heading to the various nightclubs, bars and pubs in Tokyo. Ginza and Roppongi are the two main nightlife districts in Tokyo. Ginza district is one of Tokyo’s primary attractions for its well planned infrastructures, highrises and of course a vibrant nightlife. Ginza also boasts of housing the very popular bar 6th Avenue in Tokyo.

6th Avenue portrays a 1930’s image of Al Capone, bootleg, Chicago underground and the like, giving a nostalgic feel of being in 1930’s Chicago.

An extensive collection of brandies from the era of the 1930’s that are available here is the most unique feature of 6th Avenue. This perhaps places the 6th Avenue apart from all other bars in Tokyo. Apart from the brandies other popular drinks such as bourbons, scotch and cocktails are also served in 6th Avenue. There is no food served in 6th Avenue. However nuts and other snacks are served along with the drinks.

Visitors to the 6th Avenue are generally more wary of what they wear. The most preferred attire here is suit given that it is often a place for business meetings. However casual wear is allowed on weekends.

Prices in 6th Avenue start from 1000 Yens with no service charges.

For those who wish to visit 6th Avenue the address is:
6-4-9 Essex Building, B1F Ginza, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo-104-0061
Ph-+81(0)3 3573 3949

The opening hours here is between 6p.m. to 3a.m. and is open daily.
The nearest station to 6th Avenue is Ginza station.

Ginza is one of the most vibrant nightlife spots in Tokyo. Other than 6th Avenue, one of the most popular bars in Tokyo, another famous restaurant and bar in Ginza that is surely worth a visit is the T.G.I. Friday’s (world’s number 1 chain of casual restaurant and bar chain).

Bars in Tokyo won’t disappoint you. Check out a few and you will keep coming back for more.