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Grande Polaire Wine Bar Tokyo
A stylish Ginza wine bar dedicated to showcasing Japan’s top wines, paired with French-inspired small plates and bistro classics.
Bar
Nightlife, Wine Bar, Casual Dining
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Grande Polaire Wine Bar Tokyo provides a rare chance to discover Japan’s wine culture in the heart of Ginza. Focusing on wines from the Grande Polaire label, sourced from select vineyards in Hokkaido, Nagano, Yamanashi, and Okayama, the bar offers carefully curated tasting flights and by-the-glass options that showcase Japan’s terroir. The food menu combines French bistro style with Japanese ingredients—think charcuterie, seafood dishes, and seasonal vegetable preparations crafted to pair with each pour. The relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere, floor-to-ceiling wine displays, and knowledgeable staff make it an inviting spot for casual wine enthusiasts and serious oenophiles alike. Its location along the lively Corridor-gai makes it equally perfect as a pre-dinner spot or a place to linger late into the night.
Facilities & Services
Counter and table seating
Japanese wine by the glass or bottle
Seasonal food pairings
Wine tasting flights
Non‑smoking interior
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