I came to "Spain Club Ginza" for the first time.
Located in Ginza 7-chome 10-5, it is behind the Ginza Lion 7-chome store and Nicholas G-Hi Eck Center.
Today, I feel the best feeling of "Tomo is coming from a distant place again without having fun."
There is a carpet in front of the shop and a shop. I felt like I came to Spain all the way.
The first floor is the Spanish product hall of wine and gourmet, and is named "Bodegaspain Club Ginza". Here, like a wine cellar, we sell Spanish wines and other items. Bodega means wine cellar, isn't it?
The back of the first floor is a bar and the name is "Balspaine Club Ginza". This is good to sit alone at the counter, or when there are many friends, I think it is good to stand and chat.
When you go up to the second floor, it is an elegant and quiet restaurant.
The lovely Amigo and Miss B, who came from mainland Spain (also speaking Portuguese)
Take care not to enter too much, and make your friends smile.
And first of all, Spanish beer (called Serbessa).
My favorite little dry white wine. Here, you will serve olives as the first stick until you can cook it.
Salute! A votre sante! Saude! And Italy touched the tip of the wine glass, and as the sound suggests, "Chin Chin" became a hot topic.
Soon, I ordered the first carefully decorated pinchoss.
It was a very sophisticated taste, such as Spanish Iberico pork ham and goat cheese.
Don't you bring the next hot dish until you finish eating appetizer? I thought it was a quiet and great consideration.
In my case, I haven't eaten so much recently, but I've come to want to enjoy a meal slowly because a little bit of delicious food is fine.
Familiar, Spain Omelette and Paerilla, don't complain. Olive oil is also modest, and it does not cause stomach leaning or heartburn. Please enjoy wonderful and authentic Spanish cuisine at "Spanish Club Ginza".
With my friend, I was able to promise a reunion with a smile, "Let's come again!"
By the way, the word "Tomo comes from a distant place and does not enjoy it" is a word in the "Rongo" that describes Confucius's words and ideas. One of the best pleasures of life is to enjoy drinking and chat with good friends. I agree with you.
PS. The Spanish Club in Tsukishima has been there about 10 times, both day and night.
The Tsukishima store has a flamenco show every Monday, which is very popular. Please go out here as well.
Restrandez Paine Club Ginza Store Phone: : 03-6228-5338
Tsukishima Spanish Club Phone: 03-3533-5381
Please see here for more information about other shops. http://www.spainclub.jp/ginza