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A cute but otherwise unremarkable bar with hit and miss service is partly redeemed by an unheard of $10 patio brunch that includes a drink.
Boerum Hill
138 Smith St.
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-/10
This dog friendly sports bar is a second home for its neighborhood regulars, but can feel more like foreign territory for anyone else.
Boerum Hill
224 Smith St.
(at Butler St.)
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-/10
Nestled in hipster central is this smoking hot lounge, dance and art space for black Brooklyn. Events run the gamut: live jazz, hip hop, poetry slam, and independent film screening.
Boerum Hill
193 Smith St.
(btwn Baltic & Warren St)
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-/10
Casual neighborhood wine bar has a pleasant back garden, but is marred by an unimpressive wine list, short hours, and most damning in this neighborhood, stingy portion sizes.
Boerum Hill
378 Atlantic Ave.
(at Hoyt & Bond St.)
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-/10
Carroll Gardens gets their very own pricey, high brow cocktail bar. At the moment the place feels more like a genre exercise than a good time, but it's anyone's guess how it will develop as it matures.
Boerum Hill
210 Smith St.
(btwn Butler & Baltic St.)
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-/10
A converted synagogue is now home to one of the most unique bars in the city. A hexagonal bar, stained glass, and a friggin tree right in the middle of the place make for an interesting cocktail spot to say the least.
Boerum Hill
368 Atlantic Ave.
(btwn Hoyt & Bond St.)
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5/10
Boerum Hill
491 Atlantic Ave.
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-/10
Boerum Hill
148 Hoyt. St.
(at Bergen St.)
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8/10
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