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In Williamsburg where what passes for Bohemia tends to be deintellectualized, unsubstantive and culturally barren, a night spent in Zebulon can be almost disorienting. Patrons emerge at the end of the night as if from a darkened theatre where they've been transported by some strange fiction to a world bereft of pop culture references or tedious irony. |
Williamsburg North Side 258 Wythe Ave.
(btwn N 3rd St. & Metropolitan Ave.)
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Zablowski’s is the homestead of the older Williamsburg scene, a neighborhood bar in a neighborhood full of bars. Sexy lighting and lots of wood create a warm, welcoming vibe which fills the large space and draws you in. The cheap pints keep you there. |
Williamsburg North Side 107 N. 6th St.
(btwn Berry St. & Wythe Ave.)
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Although anyone who's lived in Williamsburg more than a year will claim the scene is far past its sell by date, Union Pool remains an attractive and popular space. On a weeknight in the fall a spot by the firepit in the back garden is nothing short of a treasure. |
Williamsburg North Side 484 Union Ave.
(at Meeker Ave)
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The working class roots that the area's many art school dropouts are at such pains to emulate are evident in spades at this Williamsburg dive, but there's no need to worry that the hipsters will take over. This bar has top notch hipster repellent - heavy metal. This leaves the associated regulars to profess their love for the free tater tots without worrying about the quality of their ironic lilt. |
Williamsburg North Side 256 Grand St.
(btwn Driggs & Roebling St.)
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Tin ceilings, stained glass, and 30 odd years of grit worked into the bar make for a more authentic offering then is to be had from most of Teddy's neighbors. The sun filled front room is the place to be for brunch, and the long bar fills with baby boomers and their babies every night of the week. |
Williamsburg North Side 96 Berry St.
(at 8th St.)
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Once the last hold out of old prehipster Williamsburg, now a crappy restaurant. |
Williamsburg North Side 105 N. 6th St.
(btwn Bedford & Berry)
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A warm and cozy atmosphere, a spectacular garden, and most notably the best selection of Belgian Ale's in the city |
Williamsburg North Side 359 Metropolitan Ave.
(at Havemeyer)
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Williamsburg North Side 184 Bedford Ave.
(btwn 6th & 7th St.)
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A cozy hipster hideaway on the corner of McCarren Park, Royal Oak convincingly integrates a dive bar and underground dance club. Large leather booths and free foosball quell the nausea of the scene; that is, twenty-something white people dressed in forty-something clothing dancing to pop music of thirty-somethings. |
Williamsburg North Side 594 Union Ave.
(at Richardson St.)
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The owners of Sputen Duyvil across the street have transformed an auto-body garage into New York's most unique BBQ spot. A far ranging selection of bourbons, several microbrews on tap, and a large patio space make it a popular space for drinks as well. |
Williamsburg North Side 354 Metropolitan Ave.
(btwn Roebling & Havemeyer)
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