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The second incarnation of Mercedes' Roppongi flagship store sits just up the road from the old one, and within a stone's throw of Tokyo Midtown. Mercedes-Benz Connection is a curious blend of restaurant, coffee shop and car showroom, and you clearly don't need to be a wealthy auto enthusiast to take part. Sip espressos and lattes with the nomad workers in the Downstairs Coffee café while gazing at luxurious vehicles that you'll probably never be able to afford, or head to the Upstairs bar/restaurant for an affordably priced menu of French and Italian dishes devised by Michelin starred chef Ryuta Iizuka.
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Transport Nogizaka Station (Chiyoda line), Roppongi Station (Oedo, Hibiya lines)
Telephone 03 3423 8775
Open 1F (Downstairs) daily 7am-11pm, 2F (Upstairs) daily 11am-4pm, 6pm-11pm / Irregular holidays
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