Spain Club Ginza - Chuo City

Food not so good and expensive, but a lot of good spanish wines

Highly recommend! Very nice Spanish wine selection. Super nice staff.

I am a Spaniard myself but I must say, the food was better than what I always ate in Spain. Highly recommended. Will definitely go back!

The wine is nice, but we went for a glass of wine, and had to pay a ¥1000 table charge for 2 people - which wasn’t clear. Be careful.

This restaurant is about the atmosphere. The tiny backstreet leading to the restaurant seems plain and uninteresting in a quieter part of Ginza but open the large wood entrance and you step into a different world. Greeted immediately by a white bar counter on the right and displays of wine on the left, you can't help but feel a little charmed. Take the wooden steps up to the 2nd flloor and be greeted by a warm, passionate crimson walled dining room - spacious, yet elegant. Lunch comes in 4 set menus: ¥2,500 Special Lunch, ¥3,800 Iberico Lunch, ¥5,000, and ¥7,500. To mix and match we ordered 2 Specials and 2 Ibericos. The mains were well presented and quite nice but the desserts were underwhelming. The creme brûlée had a slight chalkiness or graininess to it, almost as if flour was added to help thicken it up because it might have been too runny. It didn't have the same smooth consistency as other custards or creme brulees that I've had. The mini paella also didn't quite wow me.the grains of rice lacked the cohesiveness and slightly melted creaminess in most paellas. It almost felt like eating a spanish fried rice because I could texturally taste the individual grains. The flavor itself lacked a little punch and didn't have much of the classic seafood richness. If it wasn't called a paella, it would have been fine. Although the desserts were a let down, the overall main dishes, the pleasant service, and the atmosphere all more than make up for it. I'd definitely go back for the relaxing atmosphere. Next time I'll know to focus on the mains but not expect much from the desserts. Perfect for a lazy weekend. After lunch, casually walk around Ginza free of traffic. Cars are restricted on weekends until the early to mid afternoon.. Also great for groups of 6-10 I believe. Recommend: main dishes, iberico pork Pass on: dessert, paella

Authentic Spanish Tapas restaurant. Great selection of wine and cheese. Friendly Spanish staff.

A piece of Spain at Ginza. Great selection of wines and great food quality. If you want to enjoy some good Iberian ham, don't miss it. Delicious desserts.

The restaurant is on the second floor of a building next to the liquor store. If you ask the people in the liquor store where the restaurant is, they will point you in the direction. I enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant and thought the food was very good. I just feel that since you will be located in the Ginza area prices are higher than they should be. When you ask about tinto vino in a glass, make sure you ask about prices as well.