Enjoy the huge patio and happy hour with your dog during the week. On the weekends, beware of the bouncer and the crowds.
Walk through the flowershop and make your way to the bar where they host special “tasting” events, as well as music, comedy and offbeat performances.
Come here to get your Football (the European kind) fix. Awesome beer hall atmosphere inside and out. They also serve food! Cash only.
A little slice of heaven, with over 50 types of beer, happy hour specials, grilled PB&Js, Red Hook Beef Jerky, and the coolest bartenders Paul & Dee.
Expertly mixed and original drinks that are worth the wait…there are no quick drinks here…it’s a place to relax and savor. Go for the Chili Lime, a Dark N’ Stormy or any of the daily specials.
Grab a comfy chair by the fire and have a pint and an order of sliders. Or enjoy a game of bocce. Or venture downstairs for a live show or a spelling bee.
Classic arcade games, extensive beer selection and a fun atmosphere for you, your friends and your dog.
Check out their Trivia Night…it’s so much fun. We also love the $4 cans of Porkslap and either their Burger or Bodega Fish Tacos.
This bar has a designated jukebox stool so you don’t throw your back out while choosing from its varied but consistently cool selections by the likes of Wire, Dinosaur Jr. and the Dead Boys. Read more.
The jukebox here leans heavily toward hard-hitting, headbanging cuts. On Sundays, you can play whatever seedy songs you fancy for free. Play this: 59-03, the Cramps, “Rockin Bones.” Read more.
The topic of conversation at this friendly, no-frills pub often revolves around the tunes coming from the jukebox. So choose wisely—not that you can really go wrong; the indie-rock selection is solid. Read more.
This nautical dive has some of the city’s best bar food, including a knockout cheeseburger with mayo and sliced half-sour pickles tucked beneath an amply salted LaFrieda patty. Read more.
Monday feature $5 mac & cheese and Tuesdays have 25 cent wings all night long. Cure your hangover with $15 brunch on Saturday and Sunday. Awesome happy hour!
Laid back and affordable dive bar. Try a Frito Pie and an Ice House Burger with Cheese. Beware of their beer/shot combos. Drink and play a game of connect four.
The crew behind coffee window/breakfast/brunch/dinner spot has opened a companion joint. The appropriately-named Nights & Weekends direct its energy to the evening scene with handful of small plates Read more.
...$8 Lunch Specials (Includes choice of Fries, Slaw, Salad – Unlimited Fountain Sodas, Tax Included) only Monday-Fridays though! Read more.
Veggie steamed buns with tofu and kimchee are the best late night bar snacks EVER.
There is no kitchen here but they have a huge binder with menus of surrounding restaurants that deliver. Laid back place when you don't want to do the whole edgy scene. Cool scene to just mingle
The bar and tables are made from 150-year-old wood, while the menu includes affordable beers and snacks like hand-made pretzels, mac and cheese, pickled vegetables, and charcuterie. Sports included.
Nice decor, with a friendly staff. Try a nice craft beer here in this low-key South Slope watering hole.
Perfect spot to hang out in the back garden and throw back a few craft brews late into the night. Don’t forget to try their burgers and wings for some sustenance.
Not only is this one of the best bars in Brooklyn to watch soccer, but they also have a fantastic craft beer selection. Locals on tap usually include Sixpoint Sweet Action and Brooklyn EIPA & Lager.
Large windows (which open to the street) and floor-to-ceiling potted plants give the place a beer-garden feel. There are 18 German beers on tap and a small selection of wurst and cheese. Read more.
This built from scratch beer garden features walls adorned with doors from a Greenpoint fire house and a lone pinball machine and is pouring 21 taps of locally sourced suds. Read more.
Order a round of balanced Barrier Brewing Company brews if there’s one on tap. They’re one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
The beer menu is always changing and always full of hits. Swing by and try something new.
Pretty much the best bar in NYC. Best beers, great bartenders, free popcorn, what else so you want? It gets a bit packed which is lame, but I can't blame them. It's tops.
Resurrected in Park Slope from its Prospect Heights ruins, Freddy’s famous, quirky décor — like a giant marlin and four-inch stiletto — has returned, along with much of its loyal clientele.
Come to this neighborhood joint to catch a game on TV, stay for some of the best bar food in all of NYC, including a pork sandwich served on garlic bread and a burger on a toasted English muffin.
Every Tuesday at this Prospect Heights tapas lounge, its bottles of wine are half off. That means you can get an $80 bottle of Syrah for $40 and pair it with grilled lamb chops and tomato chutney.
This ambient alcove serves everything from basic $4 pints to a frozen wine cocktail called the Concrete Rose. With its outstanding ambiance, it’s not hard to spend an evening relaxing here.
Try: the Johnny Colada (a take on the pina colada, but with rum, pineapple, coconut, Fernet Branca and bitters, $10).
Try the chicken-liver baguette, with rich chicken-liver mousse; crisp bacon; sriracha-infused mayo; & crunchy frisée coated in green-apple vinaigrette. It’s one of our #100best dishes & drinks of 2011 Read more.
Come for the beer and bocce. Stay for the beercheese and crapacopia beer sampler. Read more.
At the weekly Quizz-Off (Wed 7:30pm), teams battle through six rounds of questions with hopes of scoring a bar tab (first place $75, second $40, third $15). Read more.
An elegant spot with a mahogany bar. Connoisseurs will find 50 wines and 40 cheeses available making for supreme wine and cheese pairings. http://www.nycgo.com/slideshows/must-see-cobble-hill/9
All sandwiches are pretty good, but Vernice is the most interesting, combo of thick Conn ricotta, sweet fruit preserves & Nutella, sourdough. A dessert sandwich, but the sourdough adds funk.
Not a great place to go with kids. Great kids menu but wait staff is clearly not happy about being in Park Slope.
Expected to have: wood-burning pizza, cheeses and charcuteries platters, mussels, a great burger, and other small plates and specials dishes made with seasonal and local products. Read more.
