65 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Suginami-ku / Tokyo
A Koenji tavern preserving Showa-era atmosphere since 1982
A three-generation neighborhood tavern since 1955
Nakano-ku / Tokyo
A traditional izakaya since 1962 known for fresh seafood
Setagaya-ku / Tokyo
A popular tavern that embodies old Sangenjaya since 1968
A homey neighborhood izakaya in Shimokitazawa since 1970
Meguro-ku / Tokyo
A 1936-founded tavern regarded as one of Tokyo's classic drinking spots
Showa-retro taishu izakaya in Nakameguro since 1977
Shinagawa-ku / Tokyo
A motsuyaki tavern since 1955, carrying on an Asakusa lineage
A motsuyaki tavern since 1965, once rooted in Nishi-Koyama
Koto-ku / Tokyo
A classic fish-focused izakaya keeping Monzen-Nakacho's old downtown spirit alive
Sumida-ku / Tokyo
A downtown izakaya in Kikukawa with roots as a soy sauce shop
Bunkyo-ku / Tokyo
A refined Yushima tavern ranked among Tokyo's three great izakaya
Minato-ku / Tokyo
Tucked in a Konan-guchi alley since before the Shinkansen station arrived
A three-generation tavern by Shinagawa's Konan exit, busy from midday since 1950
Handmade izakaya cooking on Keio Nakadori since 1980
Tamachi's longest-running standing bar, since 1990
Standing bar tracing back to an 1868 sake shop
Grilled offal and Showa charm since 1929
Handmade bar snacks since 1976
A Shimbashi tavern under the tracks since 1947
The izakaya that became a movie backdrop, since 2001
Chuo-ku / Tokyo
Founded in 1900, home to one of Tokyo's three great simmered-offal stews
Slow-simmered offal stew, ladled from a 70-year pot
Kayabacho standing bar since 1964
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