Kagurazaka Stagione Review Summary

I like the lighting and the ambiance.

Although they have straight rule about the course or how many dishes have to be ordered. Not mention that they also have service charge.

Compared with the price, the food is very ordinary, I thought the pizza oven is great but it was slower than I thought. I think the oven is not full powered.

This is an Italian restaurant located top and rooftop floor in Kagurazaka. It is tenanted in the Japanese style building but after you take the elevator and then the door open, you would see nice restaurant entrance!!! I like the top floor outdoor tables. So open and good air place to enjoy authentic pizzas and drinks! They promote it the open sky beer garden but you can enjoy both lunch time and dinner time!! The restaurant itself is very stylish you can use for all occasion! Not busy always but recommend to make a reservation! Enjoy!!!

The terrace seating is absolutely wonderful. Being able to sit on plush sofas, watching the sun set, drinking good wine and eating good food with your girlfriends—absolutely the best.

I will dock 1 star because they were quite busy and seemed understaffed. It took a while to place our order and get food. One dish we ordered was sold out, but we didn’t find out until like 20 minutes later.

This is one of the best places I've been to in Tokyo. The food is great! The service was wonderful and the price was a shock! I seriously expected it to be double and would have paid double.
We had a lunch course and the potions were perfect. The lamb we had was perfection.
Sparkling wine to start and gorgeous deserts to finish. We didn't have any other drinks but our waiter kept us refreshed with iced water as soon as our glass was close to being empty.
Their terrace and balcony counter looked fantastic and we certainly would have liked to have been seated out there but as it was rather wet out we were directed to a lovely window table.
We will be back for the terrace and the great dinning experience of Stagione.

A bonus is the abundance of bars and Izukaya in the upmarket area of Kagurazaka all a stones throw from Iidabashi Station.

This restaurant would allow us in for lunch with our very well behaved 3 year old son. Not the Italian spirit. In my experience in Italy, families are always welcome. I'd understand if this was expensive evening time dining. It isn't. For real Italian hospitality go to nearby Sorriso where manager Davide will warmly welcome your whole family. My child understood why we weren't allowed to eat at Stagione and it made him sad.