A bar run by a chef with a French culinary background, formerly a French restaurant. The interior is compact, but extremely stylish and tasteful, with a calm and cozy atmosphere. It's easy to spend time at either the counter or table, making it suitable for a quick drink or a leisurely meal. There is an abundance of wine and food options, making just looking at the menu fun. Moreover, every dish is genuinely delicious, conveying a quality rooted in French techniques, yet the prices are quite reasonable, which is a happy point. In addition, many dishes come in small sizes, so you can order various things a little bit at a time, which is great for saying 'Let's order one more dish.' What left a particular impression was the wine comparison flight. It's served in slender, test-tube-like glasses (containers), which looks interesting and boosts your excitement. Since you can compare wines you're curious about, it's easy for wine beginners to find their preferences, and I think it's irresistible for wine lovers. Enjoyable food and wine, good atmosphere, and even great cost performance. It's a very easy-to-use, great bar that makes you want to drop by casually. I'll go again.

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Thank you for hosting our women's gathering (joshi-kai). There was a wide variety of wines, and all the menu items were super delicious. I recently went to France and had local French cuisine; while that was delicious in its own right, I felt from the bottom of my heart that food made by a Japanese French chef suits the Japanese palate better. The interior is cozy, but we were able to relax very comfortably. Thank you very much!

My spouse and I often go here casually, or to chat with friends. The food is always delicious. As expected of a former French restaurant. Besides wine, you can enjoy various beers, fruit liquors, and more. Usually, we just slowly drink while enjoying about 2 appetizers, the main course, and the pasta of the day as snacks. I like that it's moderately cozy and not noisy.

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Dinner with 6 friends for the first time in a while. A favorite hangout of a friend. Infection prevention measures were strictly implemented, with temperature checks and hand sanitizer properly in place. 2-hour all-you-can-drink with various delicious wines, shochu, sake, etc. I'm happy they even have my favorite sparkling wine. Our friend chose the food, and we all enjoyed eating it deliciously. All the à la carte dishes were delicious. They even had crocodile meat; the hands looked a bit grotesque, but once eaten, it was muscular and delicious. All the dishes were tasty, but one thing that caught my attention was whether the seasoning might be a bit on the sweet side?

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Pâté de campagne on the signboard in front of the shop. Wanted to eat it, got curious, and rushed in. Bad luck, it seemed to be the day they were holding the Ibaraki Bar event, so menu items I wanted to eat like choucroute and pâté de campagne were mostly not prepared 😢 I had what was available that day, but it was delicious. Is this a restaurant with dishes around the Alsace region? Choucroute apparently requires a reservation, so I'll make one next time.

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