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A treasure just off 4th St, a European style tavern serving Pomme Frites and Belgian ales.
Greenwich Village
148 W. 4th St.
(btwn 6th & MacDougal)
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8/10
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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8/10
This fair weather garden space has $2 PBRs and an aesthetic which transcends dive and ends up somewhere near trash heap. Oddly it's quite a relaxing and comfortable place to while away an afternoon.
Boerum Hill
102 Smith St
(at Pacific St)
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8/10
Trees, an outdoor grill, and Bermuda grass are placed to evoke a friends backyard. While not exactly successful, The Yard is nevertheless an unusual and kind of fun place to pass the night.
SoHo/Little Italy
310 W. Broadway
(btwn Grand & Canal St.)
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-/10
A perfect pint of Guinness, a backyard garden, and efficient and friendly service has earned St. Dymphna's a following of loyal regulars.
East Village
118 St. Marks Pl.
(btwn 1st & A)
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7/10
Named for the parking lot it replaced this bar and restaurant lays claim to one of the few outdoor spots in the area. The quality of the food and service is somewhere between TGIF and Olive Garden, but the people watching on Prince Street is top notch.
NoLita
62 Prince St.
(at Lafayette St.)
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-/10
This enormous 4500SF Czech/Slovak biergarten has a retractable roof for year round festivities, 13 beers on tap, and a menu ranging from quail to rabbit. (Opens Friday November 30th)
Williamsburg North Side
113 N. 3rd St
(btwn Wythe Ave. & Berry St.)
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9/10
The Porch lays rightful claim to the best garden in the East Village as the summer crowds here attest. But during the winter the dark woods and warm lighting creates an indoor atmosphere every bit as appealing.
(Just reopened Sept 2007)
East Village
115 Ave. C
(btwn 7th & 8th St.)
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4/10
In the ongoing culture wars of the East Village bar scene, Royale is a huge strike for UESification. Between the plasma TVs, baseball caps, rounds of shots and the girls whose most comfortable mode of communication is via a series of high pitched squeels you can easily forget that not too long ago this used to be one of the best Jazz bars in New York.
East Village
157 Avenue C
(at 10th St.)
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8/10

Unpretentious yet refined,  it's hard to imagine a better rendition of the New England seafood shack.
East Village
96 2nd Ave.
(Btwn 5th & 6th St)
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8/10
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