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Enjoy the cheap beer and free hots dogs as you play around of ski-ball at this tri-level carnival themed bar. Formerly known as Lulu's nothing has changed but the name. |
Greenpoint 113 Franklin St.
(at Greenpoint Ave.)
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Considering Williamsburg’s place atop the trendy hood hierarchy, the faux-speakeasy trend arrived surprisingly late in L train land. Nevertheless, it has at last, and East Williamsburg’s The Richardson is an impressive interpretation. |
Greenpoint 451 Graham Avenue
(btwn Conselyea & Skillman)
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Big windows, tall ceilings, PacMan, Galaga. What more do you need? |
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A warm and comfortable Irish pub with a solid beer selection, tasty sangria, and a back garden. |
Greenpoint 130 Franklin St.
(btwn Greenpoint & Milton)
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A high-ceilinged neighborhood dive bar with 50+ bottled beers, game nights, skeeball, free popcorn and board games. When you go to a bar as fun as this one, you can't help but wonder why there aren't more like it. |
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A country pub atmosphere, a cocktail list that changes nightly, $3 drafts of Brooklyn Lager, good food, and a back garden. Take over one of the huge booths with a group of friends and hit the service button whenever you need to place a drink order. |
Greenpoint 91 Greenpoint Ave.
(btwn Franklin St. & Manhattan Ave.)
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A big multi-level sports bar magically transported from the Upper East Side to Greenpoint. $6 pints, plasma TVs, and enough generic, comfortable, sameness to make any Midwest refugee feel right at home. |
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Greenpoint 66 Greenpoint Ave
(btwn West & Franklin St.)
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