ABBEY ROAD is a Beatles music live entertainment venue that moved from the northwest side to the southeast side of Roppongi Crossing! Founded on December 8, 1996, and relocated on July 9, 2020. The restaurant seemed small at first, but it has 90 seats! However, not all seats have a view of the stage, but it's still a precious place that should be cherished! The members of "The Parrots" formed in April 1990 have been regular performers at ABBEY ROAD, and in 1994, they achieved the first Asian participation in the world-famous Beatles Festival held annually in Liverpool, UK. It's a misconception that popularity has declined due to the relocation. The move was likely due to the events around 2020. On this night, after visiting a few places and having a beer, we left. We caught the last train to our nearest accommodation. People come to Roppongi for conferences or to visit ABBEY ROAD at night. The Oedo Line is a convenient route for me. The fare from Kudanshita to Roppongi Crossing was 2100 yen, but the friendly driver charged 2500 yen, and I said "Keep the Change"! The Parrots performance day ticket was 4,000 yen. Corona beer was 960 yen or more.

Due to the impact of the coronavirus, I haven't been to Roppongi in a long time. During this time, Abbey Road has relocated from 4th to 5th Avenue. The excitement of being able to hear live Beatles songs is still top-notch. The venue is now more elongated, with a more lively atmosphere than the previous location. The Music Charge on the day was 4,000 yen, which seems to have increased from before, but it's understandable given the circumstances. Considering you can watch 4 stages if you stay all night, it's actually quite affordable at 1,000 yen per stage. I joined in the middle of the 2nd stage this time, starting from "Yellow Submarine". The band's performance is highly reproducible, although the vocal quality may vary. I always request "One After 909" every time I come, but unfortunately, it wasn't played this time. I hope they will play it someday. The final stage is the most exciting and they also do an encore, so I wanted to see it, but I restrained myself and acted like an adult. Next time I come, I want to stay closer to the hotel and enjoy the excitement until the end.

My father's birthday party in 2023 was held at ABBEY ROAD, a Beatles live music venue in Roppongi that my father loves. It was the first time the venue had moved, and the first time since the start of the pandemic that we had visited. My father was thrilled to be able to return to his beloved venue at last! The nostalgic decorations added to the joy of the occasion. We started with a toast with champagne, a rare treat since the pandemic began. The staff had kept a bottle for us from before the move, much to my father's delight. The Parrots took the stage, and it felt like coming home. It being a Friday night, the energy was high from the first set to the fourth and final set. Sometimes we come to the venue after dinner, but this time we wanted to enjoy the entire show from start to finish, as per my father's wish, so we ordered more food than usual. We had the Ebi Cheese Spring Rolls for ¥890, which had a nice balance of shiso, shrimp, and cheese. The Olive Assortment for ¥730 was also very good, but I didn't take a photo, sorry. The popular Fish & Chips for ¥1300 came with tartar sauce, ketchup, and vinegar. The Large 3 Chicken Basket for ¥1160 had two types of fried chicken and chicken nuggets. Apparently, this menu had been renewed, and it was fun to have a variety of options. The Margherita Pizza had a thin, crispy crust and was very enjoyable. The Napoletana Pizza, as the name suggests, was loaded with toppings and delicious. The Popcorn for ¥670 had a unique flavor reminiscent of microwaved popcorn, and it disappeared quickly. We also received an Apple Pie with fireworks for the birthday person! After the champagne, I had a Shandy Gaff. My husband had never tried it before, but he likes both ginger ale and beer, so he gave it a shot. The drink menu at this venue is fun with its Beatles-themed cocktail names! We also enjoyed the non-alcoholic Penny Lane, Yoko's Ballad, and Magical Mystery Tour Strawberry Fields. We had a great time enjoying food and drinks, making it a fun night for both my father and us.

Visited after about 5 years. The Beatles tribute band The Parrots performed on stage every hour. Ordered a snack assortment. Love Kiss chocolates. Cocktails were decent. Enjoyed the music and drinks and left feeling good.

One of the enjoyable things about going to Tokyo is the night in Roppongi. I went there to see Parrots, a copy band that Paul recommended. However, I had two concerns. First, the venue had moved and the charismatic leader Chappy had passed away, so I was unsure about the band's performance. Second, of course, was the ongoing pandemic. It was just before the peak of the 7th wave, so I couldn't shake off my anxiety. The number of guests had decreased to about one-third of the usual capacity. Tables were spaced out, masks were mandatory, and no loud voices were allowed, so the atmosphere was quite calm. The music charge was 3000 yen, with a mandatory purchase of one drink and one food item, or two drinks. I chose the Di Tripper cocktail for 1200 yen, made with green apple liqueur, blue curacao, lemon, and calpis. It was beautifully colored, sweet, sour, and refreshing. The cocktails were all named after Beatles songs, like Michelle and Strawberry Fields. I had a hard time deciding which one to choose. For food, I ordered the fish & chips for 1280 yen, which was the most popular menu item. It was a British-style dish of fried white fish with vinegar. I also ordered avocado and shrimp salad for 980 yen and popcorn for 670 yen. Overall, I felt that the food had significantly improved since my last visit. I enjoyed the performance until the final stage. Even without Chappy, the remaining band members did a great job. When I left the restaurant around 11 pm, the atmosphere on the way back was a bit scary. It wasn't as noticeable when the restaurant was near Midtown, but now it felt different.

I visited Abbey Road in Roppongi for the first time in about 10 years. I was surprised to find out that they had moved to a new location! Out of the four members, I had been to three of their previous locations. On this particular day, there was a music charge of 3000 yen for the band The Parrots, who are the most frequently featured at the venue. Additionally, a 15% service charge was added to the total bill. After having a hamburger, I enjoyed some olives and ordered a Highball and a Black Velvet. The Black Velvet cocktail, which was apparently loved by a young John, is made with Guinness and sparkling wine, giving it a sweet taste. It made me feel strangely nostalgic thinking about John's cute younger days. By the way, I am a fan of Paul!!

I visited for the first time on Christmas. I was really moved by the live performance of The Beatles, more than I had expected! I think not only people who like The Beatles but also those who don't can enjoy it. There are light snacks like pizza and fish and chips, so I was able to enjoy it while drinking alcohol. It cost 20,000 yen for two people to eat, drink, and listen to the live music, so I think it's good value for money.

I was invited by a friend to visit this restaurant on a regular night. It's a place that Beatles fans will love. The customers are mostly older, but they were really lively. Despite it being a weekday, the restaurant was full. There are 4 live performances, and you can see all of them without having to leave. The music charge is 3000 yen, which is quite reasonable for Roppongi.