In its short history, this bar has hosted more visiting brewers than you can count. Rarities, weekly special events, and a huge cask and bottle list make this one of the most lauded beer bars in NYC.
A great spot to test-drive beers in a sampler before you grab a growler. Check out their bottle selection in the coolers, organized by region from front (East Coast) to back (West Coast and Abroad).
A beer bar in a supermarket? Yup. This spot celebrates local beer for pints and growler fills, plus another 99 bottles of beer on the wall. Be warned: growlers are pricier than other NYC Whole Foods.
Blackstones renamed and upmarket. Now with real gastro fare and craft beers - the guinness stew was great.
Do you like loud, mediocre 90's rock? Then you will love Valhalla! Granted, the beer selection is good and the snacks are tasty.
Carved out of the back of another bar, this craft beer spot is an oasis in the vast wasteland of generic Midtown after-work bars. Check out the patio upstairs.
A beer-focused respite a block from Times Sq., this spot offers craft pints starting at $6.50 - and sometimes lower, as their "beer exchange" adjusts prices of select beers based on supply and demand.
