ビアホール BAKU
Beer Hall BAKU
A spacious, light-filled beer hall where craft ales, global brews, and oak-paneled views of Tenjin mingle from noon to midnight.
Dining
Craft Beer Hall, Casual Dining, Scenic Views, Day-to-Night
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Perched on the sixth floor of the Jolis Building, BAKU captures Tenjin’s daily pulse—from sunny lunch crowds to after-work laughter. Large windows frame the city and passing planes, while a row of eight counter seats offers front-row views. With over 30 beers on tap covering domestic craft, global favorites, and rare finds, the menu includes beer hall staples—homemade sausages, sizzling butter-beef yakisoba, thick-crust pizza, and chorizo—designed to keep pace with conversation and clinking glasses. By afternoon, there’s no cover, and even late-night groups feel welcome around communal tables. The space flexes easily for solo lunchers, weekend gatherings, and private parties up to 50.
Facilities & Services
Seating: 44 (counter 8, tables 36)
Private-event capacity up to ~50; booking advised
Hours: 12:00–24:00 daily; last order 23:30
No cover before 16:00; from then on, ¥350 per person for table service
Smoking: separated zones
Barrier-free access, wheelchair-friendly
Free Wi‑Fi and power outlets
Family-friendly (strollers, kids allowed)
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