Commune

Very nice restaurant and delicious food. The ambience is nice as they play music in the background and you get a nice view of the rooftop park. They also have a variety of seats available. I got the chicken curry and the Blue Lemonade. Really recommend for good value and excellent taste curry! The staff was also super nice.

Cool, shared space, with a Tex-Mex spot plus bar/restaurant. Located on the 10th floor/rooftop on the East side of Parco Shibuya. Super chill vibes. Scaffolding decor and retro high school woodworking style tables and stools. Decks and music corner, which I can imagine would add to the coolness in the evenings.

One of the chillest bars in Shibuya, this rooftop terrace has two bars in one. One for tacos and Mexican drinks and one for beers and other drinks. The drink chart isn’t the biggest, but this place is part of the shopping mall (but doesn’t share their opening hours) so it makes sense. Anyway, you could get drunk on the view alone. 🌃

Great location, not crowded during the day. They have a table tennis (ping pong)🏓 available to customers free of charge. Beers start at ¥800. Soft drinks from ¥600.

A very nice spot on the rooftop. The staff isn’t the friendliest but does their job right. Taco’s are very very tasty. And good pricing.

Cool place to hangout at sunset on a pleasant day. Limited seating outdoors. Kids enjoyed the mocktail drinks and you can get coffee too. The only place in all of our Japan trip that it was ok to tap to pay with a foreign credit card. Staff seemed pretty comfortable with English. Accessible via elevator, a spiral walk around the outside of the building and escalators near the movie theatre.

Very nice place to get away from the busy city below. Drinks and food were well priced for being downtown

Quite disappointing. Visited on a relatively quiet Sunday evening not even a queue building up at the bar and had to wait more than 30 min for 6 tacos. Had to check twice that we hadn’t been forgotten. Taste was alright but didn’t anywhere near justify the wait. Not sure how people think this is anywhere near the top of what taco’s you can get in Tokyo.

Best thing: super cheap. Worst: dirty Location: sucks There is a separate locker for shoes, bag, and your personal small items. 3 lockers, 3 different keys. Very annoying. Water from the bathroom sink is used to fill up the water tank for the water dispenser for hot drinks.

Great spot, not so much for their super authentic Mexican food (haha), but for their location. This place is located at Parco, on the top floor in their rooftop park--it's a beautiful, peaceful little park. The restaurant itself seems pretty spacious, with ample distancing between tables. There was a ping pong table in the far back of the cafe. The cafe serves not only Mexican-inspired food (chicken, pork, or vegetable tacos, burritos), but also serves paninis and curry. We decided to try the Mexican food. It definitely wasn't authentic but it wasn't bad. The veggie burrito tasted more like a warm veggie wrap which, once again, wasn't bad. The chicken and pork tacos were pretty good. Overall, everything had a lot of flavor and seemed crafted with care. The two guys working there were very friendly and spoke English which was super helpful. They offered some sauces for our food (the spicy pineapple one was good). They accept visa and overall total came out to about $25.

Cafe and music on Rooftop of newly rebuilt Parco in Shibuya. 3 vendors share the airy sunlit space with casual seating and 360 degree view of Shibuya. There's coffee, drinks, and Mexican food available. Prices 1000 yen for the food, 500 for coffee, and 800 for bottle beer.very nice not so well known spot!