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This sports pub is representative of the new Park Slope - a sort of Brooklyn Heights meets the Upper East Side. The jukebox is capable of blasting GN'R with an earnest exuberance rarely seen since the late Reagan era.
North Slope
65 4th Ave.
(btwn Bergen & St Marks)
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8/10
Williamsburg North Side
103 Berry St.
(at N. 8th St.)
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-/10
A truly great neighborhood pub. Friendly atmosphere, attentive bar staff, a great selection of single-malts, over 20 taps, and two hand pumps for cask conditioned ales.
Brooklyn Heights
228 Atlantic Ave.
(btwn Court St. & Boerum Place)
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6/10
The bar formerly known as just Bar has become Bar Great Harry and added 50 bottles to the lineup and constantly rotating drafts with an emphasis on local and domestic brews and cask conditioned ale.
Carroll Gardens
280 Smith St
(at Sacket St)
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6/10
A wine bar and restaurant emphasizing fresh seasonal and local cuisine has taken over the former coke den Radio Perfecto.
East Village
190 Ave. B
(btwn 11th & 12th St)
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8/10
This small, dimly lit bar replaced everyone's favorite neighborhood hole, Pour House. The music's seems to be always a bit too loud, the pool table is uneven, but the crowd tends to be pretty friendly and they've got cask conditioned ale.
East Williamsburg
790 Metropolitan Ave
(btn Graham Ave & Humboldt St)
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-/10
This formery laundromat has 19 beers on tap and serves imperial pints (20 oz). Small booths and tables are good for taking over with a few friends and the happy hour wins big points with $3 pints from 5-8pm.
East Village
211 Avenue A
(at 13th St.)
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8/10
There's 20 beers on draft, but it lacks the impressive beer selection of its identically named sibling 5 blocks away on 46th.
Hells Kitchen
302 W. 51st St.
(at 8th Ave.)
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8/10
The simple, almost austere, environs of this Belgian beer bar serve to keep the focus on their truly impressive beer menu and the company your with. If you want ambience you can always head to their attractive 40 seat back garden.
Greenpoint
43 Franklin St.
(btwn Quay & Calyer St)
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-/10
The perfect marriage of bar and arcade, this huge industrial space houses dozen of 80's era video games and serves up a truly impressive range of brews including cask conditioned ale.
East Williamsburg
388 Union Ave.
(btwn Powers & Ainslie St.)
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8/10
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