We came for dinner on Sunday here and loved the food, decor and atmosphere!…read moreVery welcoming, cozy spot with delicious food! We had smoked fish dip with fingerling potatoes, deviled eggs, beef pierogies, sausage with beans. Everything was flavorful, fresh and great presentation. We tried a few cocktails - all were strong & delicious! Of course we had to try honeycake as well - amazing! Not overly sweet but flavorful and light! Espresso was strong but not bitter - great compliment to the honey cake. Our dinner was so impressive that se had to come back for breakfast the next morning to try more dishes. Breakfast did not disappoint! We tried the heirloom tomatoes, breakfast sandwich and lazy pierogies - all exceptionally delicious! Service is friendly and prompt! The market has quite a bit of various products too! Go try it, you won't be sorry!

Came for lunch with my wife…read more We split everything, like a good marriage. And how can you not resist and share something so good. I ordered the hot dog special. It was topped with crispy potatoes string fries. On top of a subtle relish. And a crispy hot dog. It was so delicious. My wife at the non meat pierogi. The dough and filling had the perfect ratio. Cooked very well as the dough didnt have an firmy or overly cooked bites. And the onion topping had such a great sweet finish. Can't wait to come back for dinner. Bonus- I just adore the space. The details and the feeling of calm was great.

Evil Twin is one of my partner's favorite breweries in the city because of the variety of beers…read morewith interesting profiles. I really enjoyed my I Shoud Coco because it definitely had a coconut aftertaste. The hop flavors of the Marzen was tasty! We also got to try their new Love at First Spice, which is a collab with mala project. I liked how its novel attempt at combining Chinese chili and spices into beer but I found the beer itself too tangy which drew the attention away from the spice. I liked the chill environment - greenhouse area with board games, cute LED lights, and an outdoor area with lots of tables/fairy lights. Staff were nice and let us try some of their new red wines before we secured the grenache for home. Fun place to hang out!

One of my favorite breweries in New York (also shout out to their taproom in Dumbo). Always enjoy…read moregrabbing a few tasters and hoping to see the allusive but majestic Marlon making an appearance! Definitely a place for sours, milkshake, and stout connoisseurs! Service is always helpful and friendly - and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating for parties of all sizes! Great selection of games too!

I came here on a Monday night around 7:30 PM. I had a martini for $10 and I was chatting with a…read morefriend. We were sitting at the bar and we each got an espresso martini and were not bothered to order more. They had cider and IPAs there all for under $10. When I was heading out, I saw someone with their dog on the couch and they also seem to be some games you could play. The decor is very cool. They also have a TV at the end of the bar. It was playing Hulu while I was there.

According to the Internet, this is the #1 bar in Ridgewood, so I decided to check it out with BF…read moreafter dinner at Rolo's. The bar is a bit on the smaller side in terms of seating, but it has a TON of personality. I loved the eclectic decorations and knickknacks around the seating areas and the bar. The bartender had the TV tuned in to Jeopardy, so my inner (or extremely obvious?) nerd was beaming. In terms of the drinks themselves, I tried the cocoa orange whiskey (?) infusion on the rocks, and my BF had the chipotle paloma. We would both say they were solid, definitely not at "craft cocktail" level, but decent. This bar has a fun + dive-y feel - the kind of place where you get a beer, a plate of chicken nuggets, and watch trash tv with your neighborhood crew (I think they actually do have people who have a weekly Bachelorette viewing during the week). Definitely worth checking out if you're already in the area and looking for ~vibes.~

Obsessed! Vinyls line the walls while the bartender darns suspenders and I'm instantly transported…read moreto another time. I'm glad I got to see the bar striped down, and before I came in for a themed night. I got to see it in its full form. It's gothic charm is mysterious and inviting. I wanted to stay there all night, but I was only there for two drinks. The first one was the "Fancy Tin Cookie" and it tasted like dessert. There was literally a cookie in this whiskey based cocktail. My next beverage was a creation by the bartender which was a pineapple rum cocktail. This was exactly what I was looking for. Something light, refreshing, but not too sweet. This was a lovely experience, and I look forward to coming back for sure.

I've heard that the Aftermath is a staple bar at Ridgewood & after visiting I can see why. First…read moreoff, the vinyl records & space itself is very cool. Second, it's a very spacious bar as well. Third, the drinks are great. I didn't get any of the classic cocktails & just got a classic gimlet from the HH menu. However, it was great & I loved that there was a generous amount of fresh lime juice given. I also love that this spot has restaurant pop-ups as it's spreading word about up & coming places.

So I look up this place, Gottscheer Hall, because my German friends said it was classic or…read moresomething. A quick look from the outside, we'll, it looks like some kind of place where they keep really historic things and serious beers. Also outside are these big blue awnings, not trying to be all fancy, probably for weddings where locals use a side I've never been. ​The inside has got this big old wood bar and a few tired ceiling fans above. It looks like the kind of place where old and young, guys and gals go to eat, drink and make merry. The Queens Chronicle has a picture posted inside '100 years of good cheer,' it says. So I ordered all this German grub and our it came all at once, all laid out looking absolutely delicious. Just look at the giant pretzel. It's sitting there with some wonderful yellow cheese dip, and the platters of sausages, potato pancakes, and sauerkraut, it's all so heavy and seriously yummy. They've even got a bunch of beer bottles lined up under these little blue lights, like they're trying to match the blue awnings, I loved the look myself, i love anything that reminds me of Christmas. ​The dessert with the massive meringue on top of a brownie. It wasvreal good! ​If I ever went to this place ahain, I'd probably just drink beer and eat pie while staring at my giant pretzel for a while.

Very welcoming place the bartender Danny was great and makes the place even better. All are…read morewelcome. You get the feeling you are in your neighborhood place. Food was good the beer better

I had been wanting to check this place out for some time. We decided to have a birthday brunch for…read moremy husband. The breakfast was absolutely delicious! I was very impressed. The place is small but quaint. It felt very cozy. The service was great. We were greeted right away upon entering. They were family friendly and had options for my little one. Overall great experience. Seriously dreaming of that breakfast we had!

This place is always packed for brunch and for a good reason. The food is delicious, I try…read moresomething new each time and my picky self loves it. The cocktails are crafted well and the staff is kind.

My friend and I stumbled upon this neighborhood bar. Definitely a true local spot, the kind where…read moreeveryone seems to know each other. It had a pretty raunchy feel with an older crowd, sitting somewhere between a pub and a dive bar. The door was broken and the cups by the water looked dirty. I wouldn't even bother with the popcorn machine... This is all just my observations. The only decent thing this place had going was the cheap drinks. After buying a drink, you're given a 'chip' that can be redeemed for a free one, which is an interesting concept... Still, overall it just wasn't my vibe...

incredible, no notes. cheap a$$ drinks, free hotdogs and popcorn, covered patio, great bartenders,…read morefriendly people. this is what brooklyn's all about :)

Welcome home! I always feel welcomed at this neighborhood brewery. Unpretentious and a cool spot to…read morespend time. Good beer, great customers and lovely owners who are truly appreciative of their clientele. Nice way to spend an afternoon.

I was actually quite surprised that I hadn't been here before as it is absolutely the vibe I am…read morelooking for in a weekend brewery. The space itself is intimate, fairly small but utilized well. Bench tables and bar seating with a TV, fake fireplace, and a throwback arcade game. The bartender was so friendly and welcoming. Dark but not in a pretentious way. When we went on a Saturday afternoon, it was essentially just us and a few isolated people at the bar. We played a board game we had brought and had a great time. The beers themselves were not my favorite. There is a good variety and the prices are super agreeable, but I wasn't really thrilled by any of the IPA choices specifically. Probably just me. My biggest gripe with the place, however, is the music. I appreciate that this is super dependent on who is working but for a darkly lit brewery, I wouldn't have chosen the classic/elevator/slow music that was playing overhead. Parking is super easy. Also, I am very curious in their connection to the leather making studio next door and would be interested in the pop-ups that happen here once monthly!

they are the most expensive grocery store in the neighborhood, i also noticed they package meat in…read moredifferent labels and advertise it as a different type of meat... ill be contacting the better business bureau and having inspectors come to do secret investigations.

Produce is overpriced WHEN it's priced. A bunch of broccoli? Well it's not marked but it should be…read morelike $2. Nope more like $5. It's impossible to shop here unless you don't care about money.

Was in the area strutting along and saw this clean business so decided to walk in & try their…read morepastries. Purchased the a slice of the bread & a plain croissant after being welcomed in by staff. Was hoping that there would be an option to warm or toast both pastries but unfortunately, there wasn't. Nonetheless, the pumpkin loaf was DIVINE!!!! 10/10!!! Croissant was ehh but I highly recommend the pumpkin bread & will return for that. I am not a coffee drinker & didn't purchase any so I can't give any feedback on that.

We visit this Variety often to buy growlers of Variety cold brew. The staff is friendly and the…read moreservice is always speedy and consistent. They also have a few baked goods for sale if you need a snack. As for the location - this one gets points because the bathroom is always clean! The location has lots of seating, both indoors and outdoors.