Craft Beer Server Land Akasaka-mitsuke

Bar is open until 11:30 but last order is before 11:00 Unfortunately they do not inform customers about this. Apart from that they have a good selection of craft beers. Free WiFi is available

So happy we came here! I can’t comment on the food as we only came for beer, but this spot is a gem. The staff were all so friendly and helpful and I recommend getting a beer flight so you can try as many as possible. It’s an interesting atmosphere with a mix of decorations and a funny name, but the beers we tried were lovely and the food we saw at other tables looked great too. I recommend!

Let by no means the name deceive you: “Craft Beer Server Land” is more than a venue offering a large array of fine beers. It is a rare thing in Tokyo: a restaurant that offers plenty of options to vegan and non-vegan diners alike! The idea of diners of various gastronomical or ethical persuasions gathering over good beer and meals that satisfy each of them is thoroughly charming, I dare say. Location: only 1~2 minutes on foot from Akasaka-Mitsuke station, 5~6 minutes from Akasaka Station. From the outside the venue does not stand out, and one must go down one flight of stairs or take the elevator to reach it. There are plenty of tables (rather high ones, with stools, and convenient little boxes under the tables to store handbags or coats). Staff: a small crew of young Japanese gentlemen that are evidently ready and pleased to please their customers: most dependable lads, if you ask me. They are a bit on the shy side: but then again, they are young. Food: the restaurant offers plenty of commendable vegetarian, vegan, or classic options. For instance, they offer “karaage” friend chicken in both soy meat and chicken versions. Half the menu is vegan in every domain, actually : entrees, mains and desserts. A vegan lunch set, for instance, features a salad, a light vegetable broth, a pair of vegan curries, with vegan toppings as an option, and even a pair of vegan desserts (the vegan pistachio pound cake is rather remarkable). The dinner menu offers, of course, many more options. Drinks: there is a free bar for water, tea and coffee; however the venue’s specialty is its wide range of beers: they take an entire menu. Other beverages, alcoholic and soft, can be ordered. Atmosphere: Both cozy and cheerful with plenty of greenery, and the kindness of the hosts is a decisive factor indeed! Recommended for: groups of friends or colleagues, single diners who like being surrounded by cheerfulness

It has a blink, and you can miss it sign if you are just walking past. I found it on Maps to be honest, when looking for a bar to have lunch. Glad I tried this. Had an English menu handed to me on entry, with lunch time specials and all their beers too. Had the lunch special Mixed mincemeat ‘Spice’ Curry. It was nice, I enjoyed it. Could’ve been a bit spicier, but it was a still pleasant. I think from memory it was 1000 Yen, I really should take pics of my receipts more. Now the beer, I’m not sure if it was because it was a Tuesday and maybe they were changing it up, there were quite a few beers off. Don’t get me wrong, still a lot to choose from, but it was a shame. I opted for a large Mango Lager, was refreshing and needed as it was 30c outside. I would’ve liked to have a flight of pilsners. Still, the Mango lager was very good. Was unfortunately the only one I had time for. Staff themselves, were great, friendly, decent grasp of English. Very welcoming, and everyone there seemed well looked after. Well worth a visit. Thanks.

Stopped by at lunchtime for a couple beers and shade after accidentally finding myself in Akasaka for the first time. Located in the basement although nice enough decor. Mostly just lagers but there are a few other IPA options at the back of the menu and Y Market of course did not disappoint. Unfortunately I had already eaten, but the lunch menu curries I saw others eating looked decent. If I ever have to return to Akasaka I might visit here again.

Highly recommended for those who are interested in Japanese craft beer! Inside the store, many as 30 types of Japanese craft beer are connected by taps. 473ml is 890 yen, 270ml is 550 yen, and the drink comparison set is 2,100 yen for 4 types of 180ml. The food is vegan and non-vegan. I ordered the soy milk cheese and garland chrysanthemum salad, and it was so delicious! The store is stylish, clean, and spacious, and can be used by a variety of people. In addition, Wi-Fi is also connected. It is in a great location, close to the tourist attractions of the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Station, Toyosu, and Shinjuku.

Cozy little place in Akasaka on the basement floor. They serve vegan options as well. Tried the vegan pizza and tasted average. The cheese had a strange taste. The eel fish and chips was great. Bit oily but very crispy. The vegan chilli fries was really good but a nice spice to it. Coming to the beers: wide selection and they can customise to your liking. Loved their dark beer and their home brewed version was bit on the bitter side. The staff were friendly and nice. Would visit again to try more of their beers!

I’m so happy they have vegan options! So many options and they’re delicious, it’s just a shame because I feel like over time, the dishes are getting smaller and more expensive. ¥2,000 for the pizza feels way too much, and the dessert is small and average considering the ¥7-800 price (the pistachio pound cake was very hard and dry). I think if I go again I’ll only drink beer, and have my meal somewhere else.