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Press the intercom at the front entrance of one of the posh buildings overlooking Ebisu Park and you'll gain entrance to an elevator that'll take you up to Deva, a stylish hideout bar with plum views of the entire Shibuya area. In business since the late '90s, the spot is especially nice for date nights and other special occasions, and the (relatively) fair prices add to the attraction. Note that there's a ¥500 cover charge every night.
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Transport Ebisu Station (Yamanote, Saikyo, Shonan-Shinjuku, Hibiya lines)
Telephone 050 5789 9877
Open 7pm-4am (last orders 3.20am) / closed Sun & holidays
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