I have not been to a bar in Roppongi since January 2020... its been forever!
3 hour all you can drink... last call for alcohol at 2.5 hours.
This pub is soooo cozy! Low lighting, Tokyo 2020 Olympic games on the TVs, fully carpeted and loved the booths lining the wall.
Our finger foods... Just realized this must have been the fried fish! UGH! Didnt eat it.
Nicely charred ribs... or a bit burnt.
Pulled pork sandwiches.
Chicken!
French fry mish mash... wasnt too sure what to make of this.
I`m a huge fan of ribs... but this was a bit too on the charred side. It was just so burnt.... so sad.
Cozy carpet... so nice. Japan just doesnt do carpet.
Free darts! Very generous. AND! Its not that electric stuff you see so often. Real cork and steel darts.
Staff was super attentive, all you can drink menu had a nice variety but overall this pub is sooooo relaxing. Hope to go again after I get vaccinated.
Restaurant: Hobglobin Roppongi British Pub
Tabelog foodie: https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1307/A130701/13014930/
Homepage: http://hobgoblin.jp
Address J: 東京都港区六本木3-16-33 青葉六本木ビル 1F
Address E: Tokyo, Minato-ku, Roppongi 3-16-33
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I have not been to this Hobgoblin, but I have visited ones in Shibuya, and Akasaka(!)(the post-'welcome drinks' night of a FlyerTalk Japan Do! in Tokyo | Yokohama). They are OK. They have afternoon hours unlike many other beer bars. They have free wi-fi. (When I shopped the Donki in Roppongi; you know, the one with the roller coaster on its roof[!], I wound up at the Hard Rock Café at 1530.)
ReplyDeleteOne more thing: If your workplace wants to have another bonenkai in Roppongi, have it consider the Ant 'n Bee bar west of Hobgoblin. On another jaunt, English-speaking beer blogger Tim Eustace reserved a room there for us. We had fascinating people involved with craft beer in Japan attend the party. (Phred Kaufman came from Sapporo.) I have photographs.
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