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Y.Market Brewing
Nagoya’s only in‑town microbrewery, where fresh house‑brewed craft ales meet hearty bar food in a lively, light-drenched space just east of the station.
Dining
Craft Beer, In‑House Brewing, Light‑Filled Bar
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Adjacent to Yanagibashi Market and a short walk from Nagoya Station, this two‑story venue pours fresh brews produced downstairs. The upstairs dining room seats about 65, framed by warm wood tones and an open view of the brewery below. With 10–13 taps of rotating house beers—IPAs, lagers, pale ales—the offering is lively and adventurous. Light bar bites like spicy chicken wings, rotisserie chicken, jalapeño dumplings, and beef harami steak create a convivial mood for casual afternoon sessions, date nights, or weekend parties.
Facilities & Services
Seating: ~65 (8 counter, 50 tables, plus standing area)
Brewery view from upstairs dining area; open-plan social vibe
Free Wi‑Fi and wheelchair accessible
CSV booking recommended for groups; private events up to ~100 standing / 65 seated
Open Mon–Fri 15:00–23:00 (L.O. 22:30); Sat–Sun & holidays from 11:30
No on‑site parking; near Kokusai Center & Nagoya stations (2–8 min walk)
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