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The low key spot replaced Pioneer BBQ. Same good food, same neighborhood crowd, but considerably less smellly.
Red Hook
318 Van Brunt St.
(at Pioneer St.)
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The gold standard of neighborhood bars. As far as you can get from any convenient transportation and as old as any Brooklyn bar. Sunny's is Red Hook. Opened in 1890 and still kept in the original family. If you live here this is where you want to end your night, just remember it's only open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Red Hook
253 Conover St.
(at Beard St)
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For 11 years Rocky Sullivan's was a Grammercy fixture. Now it's moved to this comfortable Red Hook space. Thanks to the craft ale, live music, frequent readings, brick over pizza, and a roof deck it might be even more popular in these new digs than it was in the old ones.
Red Hook
34 Van Dyke St
(btwn 28th and 29th Sts.)
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An elegant space with enormous windows on a great corner is home to Red Hook's first $10 cocktail lounge. They serve three types of absinthe and selection of beers that extends to the truly unusual.
Red Hook
220 Conover St.
(at Coffey St.)
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Red Hook
360 Van Brunt St.
(btwn Wolcott and Sullivan)
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Red Hook
18 Commerce St.
(btwn Richards and Columbia)
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Red Hook
320 Van Brunt St.
(at Pioneer St.)
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Red Hook
34 Van Dyke St
(at Dwight St.)
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Red Hook
414 Van Brunt St
(at Van Dyke St.)
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