Pubs in Brooklyn New York
The following are the regions in Brooklyn New York (at least those that have good pubs in our database). See them all on a map.
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Smart gastropub near the G train. |
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Smart gastropub near the G train. |
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Pleasant neighbourhood bar with well chosen beers. |
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A laid back neighbourhood bar, all taps rotate regularly. |
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A small but well chosen tap selection. |
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Boerum Hill
Sizeable community space, mainly local beers. |
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Friendly locals’ bar that narrows into a triangular shape. |
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No frills, Catskills-themed bar. |
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A great brewery taproom with high quality and innovative beers. |
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A very decent beer bar on the same block as Pacific Standard. |
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An upmarket cocktail and oyster bar, but with a small number of very well chosen beers (bottles are mainly imports). |
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Hybrid bar and beer store near the hideous Barclays Center basketball arena. |
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Smart, easy going brewpub with guest beers also. |
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Brooklyn Heights
Thin crust pizza and craft beer here. |
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A high end, modern styled brewpub with good quality beer and a wood fired pizza oven. |
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A modern brewpub with guest beers, one of three Randolph Beers in NYC (the only one brewing). NO CASH ACCEPTED HERE, cards only! |
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Bushwick / East Williamsburg
Vegan snacks and craft beer in an old coffin factory. |
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Very small but good beer selection, but the pizza is out of this world. Eating time. |
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Aptly in part of the former Hittelman Brewery can be found this cavernous bar, venue (‘The Wick’), and beer garden. |
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A brewery with taproom which unusually also brews beer for distilling on the premises. |
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Uber-carnivore North/South Carolina BBQ place with outstanding beer. |
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More of a wine bar but good beer features just as prominently. |
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Brewery with a decent sized taproom, opened in 2016 by three keen homebrewers. |
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Carroll Gardens / Cobble Hill
Small beer bar with well chosen taps. |
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Brewery taproom, unusually mainly featuring authentic German lager styles, which opened January 2017. The brewery itself was established in 2014. |
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A good oasis in far flung suburban Brooklyn. |
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Brewery with an expanded taproom as of September 2017. IPAs rule here. |
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New American bar-restaurant with some well chosen beers. |
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Clinton Hill
All New York brewed craft beers, mostly interesting ones. |
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Spacious corner gastropub. |
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A pleasant suburban corner bar. |
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Lots of unusual high end beers are offered in this tiny bar. |
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A subterranean craft beer bar and gourmet grocery store in one. |
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Coney Island
A good quality brewery and taproom, a true oasis in the beer desert of southern Brooklyn. |
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Crown Heights
A pleasant neighbourbood bar with a big New Orleans theme. |
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Community beer hall and food court. |
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One of the best hybrid bars and beer stores in the city for rare brews. |
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Neighbourhood bar with a small but interesting range. |
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Fort Greene
Smart gastropub with a few craft taps. |
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Greenpoint
Impressive interior and back yard but not many craft beers. |
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Friendly locals’ bar with eclectic décor. |
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An excellent hybrid beer store with on premise drinking, a central meeting place for craft beer people. |
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Characterful bar with a small but well chosen tap list – and a cable car in the yard! |
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Good brewpub in an old industrial space from Ed Raven of Raven Imports / Brouwerij Lane. Renamed from Dirck the Norseman. |
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Excellent suburban brewpub with an Irish pub feel, beer is high quality. Cask Marque accredited. |
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Modern whisky bar with 12 craft taps. |
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Dimly lit bar, 10 craft taps. Free jukebox. |
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Pleasant bar which promotes take home growlers. |
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Airy corner bar with a few good taps. |
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Large German themed beer hall. |
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High end Scandinavian style craft beer bar. |
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Kensington
Flower shop at the front, bar at the rear. |
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Park Slope
Since 1997, always good stuff on tap here. |
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Smart and friendly bar with an excellent range. |
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Unique space in three sections, lots of craft beer flowing plus a cask. |
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Great bar with a very well curated list. |
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Prospect Heights
Very dimly lit after dark, this is a shrine to rare beers. |
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Sunset Park
Smart, modern brewery taproom. |
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Williamsburg
Football (soccer) pub with a number of good taps. |
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Industrial space with 25 craft taps and as many retro video games. |
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Former bottle shop now in its second incarnation as a serious beer bar. |
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Basic, modern bar with six good taps and a few bottles. |
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Barbecue restaurant with good taps. |
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Airy and atmospheric, but the beer range could be better. |
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Smart corner bar in a residential area with a small but well chosen range. |
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A friendly and popular dog-worshipping dive bar. |
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Pleasant bar with some good taps, mainly New York brewed. |
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Small neighbourhood bar with 15 craft taps. |
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A laid back bar with some great beers, nice back yard. |
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Rare Belgian beers and more in a former barber’s shop. |
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Pleasant corner bar over two subway lines. |
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Bar with some craft taps and a rooftop space. Vietnamese food. |
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Very well respected craft brewery with a taproom open weekends. |
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A sports bar with good beer. 48 taps, the majority being craft (14 are not), including a healthy number of Belgians. Many good bottles also. |
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Unpretentious and down-to-earth new incarnation of the Brooklyn Ale House. |
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Smart whiskey bar with 13 craft beer taps. |
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Bar, bowling alley, music venue all in one. |
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American craft beer meets Arsenal F.C. |
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Iconic dive bar, good beer (mainly bottled) and cheeseballs! |
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Windsor Terrace
A great, bright, airy gastropub opposite Prospect Park. |
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New York brewed craft beers are on tap. |
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