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High Tide is a small, dimly lit back-alley bar with smartly dressed, rather aloof staff - just like countless other joints in this area. What sets it apart is the semi-private room, where customers lounge on the floor cushions, prop their drinks on a polished slice of tree trunk and make the most of the ultra low-key service. It’s a place for dates, not mates.
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Transport Roppongi station (Hibiya, Oedo lines), exit 2.
Telephone 03 5785 3684
Open 6pm-5am mon-sat; 6pm-3am sun.
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