大須 (東仁王門通り) で恐らく最もお洒落であろうお店で過ごす「ひととき」 : Wain Watanabe

I visited Aichi Prefecture for the first time in a very long time. One is "Okazaki Castle Cherry Blossom Viewing Boat Play" and the other is Sakae's "Oden & Wine / Kamoshiya" (I will post it separately). And the last one was here at "Wine Watanabe". Actually, at first, I was planning to visit Kamosiya after Wine Watanabe, but due to reservation management on the restaurant side, I changed the visit restaurant and visited at 18:30 after departing from Kamosiya on the day. (Just in case, I also made a reservation for wine Watanabe by phone in advance.) Less than a 5-minute walk from Exit 8 of Kamimaezu Station on the Nagoya Municipal Subway Meijo Line and Tsurumai Line, there is a shop called "Wine Watanabe" in the arcade of Higashi-Niomon Street. I would like to go there next time. (Recently, we have been actively supporting restaurants run by individuals or small corporations, rather than chain restaurants.) First of all, wine. The first wine I received was the sparkling wine "Berture Brut" (glass, 770 yen including tax) from the Paydok region of France. Dry wine made with Pedro Jimenez grapes. The second glass is "Varia Nerero Maurese (glass, 660 yen including tax)", which is a slightly dry rosé wine made from the Neredo Masulese variety from Italy. Next, cooking. I had a lot of Nagoya Oden at Kamoshiya and was full, so I was sparing. I had the "Charcuterie Vallier" (1,430 yen including tax), which is an assortment of meat-based snacks that go well with the wine, and the "Bourguignon Butter with Clams, Octopus and Seasonal Vegetables" (1,100 yen including tax), which is a butter-fried seafood with garlic and parsley. When I visited, I was given a counter seat on the first floor. There is another counter behind the counter by the window, and both have a seating arrangement facing the arcade. At the time of my visit, there were already customers at the counter seats, and customers appeared one after another. Wine Watanabe is located in the arcade of Higashi-Niomon Street, which leads to the Osu shopping street, and there are relatively many people when visiting. There is also an Osu Kannon (temple) about a 5-minute walk from Wine Watanabe, and there is also an entrance and exit of Osu Kannon Station on the Nagoya Municipal Subway Tsurumai Line next to it, so it is a good idea to visit Wine Watanabe while strolling around the Osu shopping street after visiting Osu Kannon. This season is subtle, but there are also terrace seats, so it's good to enjoy delicious sake and gastronomy on the terrace seats. Kamoshiya was playing something that sounded strange to the ears instead of background music (this is also one of the spatial effects. Wine Watanabe played a little uptempo jazz as background music, and it was really comfortable. You can also pay by touch with your card. It's also nice to quit smoking, isn't it? In addition, the number of food and wine orders, and the clerk was busy and there was no time for conversation (understandable). Considering the points, I rated the service and CP a little harshly compared to Kamosiya, but I am sure that I will revisit. (Visited 2024 (Reiwa 6).3.22)