Such a cute spot if you're nearby and want to grab a drink! (And tons of other distilleries in the…read moresame building)... we really loved the Queen of the Desert, so fresh with a nice kick. The bartender was super helpful in recommending drinks using their homemade liquors based on what we liked!

Oh wow, it's been a while since I've been to a place with such unique, creative, and well-crafted…read morecocktails. Ambiance is very relaxed and staff were ready with recommendations. My friend ordered the butterfly field mocktail, which I highly recommend if you're not in the mood for alcohol, it was absolutely delicious. I ordered two of their signature cocktails: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (best way I can describe it is it's like a high end cologne in cocktail form, but in the best way possible? Very complex flavors) and the Queen of the Desert (cool refreshing cucumber followed by a spicy heat in the back of your throat, grew on me over time). Food was also quite good. I enjoyed the truffle popcorn and I still have no idea how they made those lemongrass chicken ginger dumplings so yummy (I normally don't even like chicken dumplings bc they're usually not as juicy as pork, but these didn't have that problem). They gave us a tiny sample of one of their house-made liquors at the end-- let me tell you, I'm not the biggest fan of just having liquor on its own but dang, that went down sooooo smoothly.

Cute, divey, hole in the wall spot. Perfect place for after work drinks and playing darts. Not much…read moreelse to say. I dig it. Highly recommend if you like dive bars.

Sabrina was a fabulous bartender! The local crowd was so kind helping us navigate and make plans. A…read moremust stop if you find yourself in the vicinity!

My dining partner and I decided to try uncutt prior to grabbing a later dinner in the area…read more We were pleasantly surprised to find out we were there during Happy hour, which at the time of this pasting was $5 beers, $6 select wines, and $9 select cocktails, which was a great deal! We ended up grabbing a few glasses of wine, which hit the spot, and also their combo app platter to give us some substance to soak up the drinks. Overall, a great value! Very cozy and had some eclectic decor. Service was quick and friendly too. Would stop by again!

Dropped in Friday afternoon during happy hour while running errands, just looking for a quick…read moredrink, and I didn't expect it to be this good. Most of the bars around here are either Mexican spots with a bar or loud sports bars, so this place felt like a nice change. They've got little sofas along the wall, and the whole vibe feels more like a living room than a bar. Happy hour was solid, and the locals/regulars I met swore this place has the best burger in the hood. A couple even said they come here for food when they're too lazy to cook. Everyone was super friendly and easy to chat with, which gave it that cozy neighborhood bar feel. Megan, the bartender, definitely wasn't shy with the pours. The Brooklyn Cosmo was huge as well if you like feeling like you got your bang for your buck. For sure a spot I'd come back to.

I'd rate Five Boroughs Brewing four and a half stars…read more Large space in a mostly industrial area. Great for large groups. Lots of long tables and open areas. Giant selection of board games. Kid friendly too. They were closing early the day we came for a private party. They had ten beers on draft. Focus is on sessionable styles. I had a Pilsner and a Blonde Ale. Both were simple. Pilsner was crisp and clean. Blonde was sessionable too with a hint of juiciness. Service was very quick and hospitable. They have four single occupancy restrooms. One was handicap accessible and had a baby changing station. Two exterior sinks for easy access.

Back to the NYC craft brew scene with Five Boroughs Brewing! Steve and I had two different beers of…read moretheirs and we enjoyed them quite a bit! The first beer we had was the Pilsner. The flavors to detect in this beer are hoppy, bitter, clean and strong. The other beer was the City Light, a lager with clean,sweet, dry and malty. It was very light bodied as well. Both beers had bite to them for sure. The lager especially which made it unusual as lagers typically aren't but it was a good beer experience regardless and it was also good to get this brewery I have been wanting to try checked off my list!

Very Nasty however if was to be honest they do not respect jukebox songs, apparently we don't like…read morewhen a customer comes in trying to listen to his favourite artist only play Irish Jigs

2 pints of Guinness on a wet rainy day poured cold and creamy. Life is good! This bar is simply…read morebeautiful and very relaxed on a lazy Sunday.

Amazing place and when music the BEST place to go and have a great time. Locals are friendly,…read moreservice friendly and a great spot for youngins to hang in the back room!

Irish Haven is not just a dive bar... it was the perfect place for my brother's surprise party!…read moreFrom the moment I started planning, Matt ( owner) went above and beyond to bring my vision to life... The entire staff was so accommodating, the day of, Emmett and Nadine were so helpful, and genuinely cared about making the night special. The atmosphere was fun and welcoming, the drinks were great, and every single guest had an amazing time. I honestly couldn't have imagined a better place to celebrate. If you're looking for a spot that works with you every step of the way and delivers an unforgettable experience, Irish Haven is it!

I thought it was a small version of the Brooklyn mirage. There are two food trucks. One is outside…read moreof the event and another is inside the event. The best way to describe this place is like a giant warehouse with two large openings equivalent to probably to the size of a regular house wall. I was here end of December. Bring a jacket, gloves, the whole nine yards...it is cold. There is one very small space where the Djs play. I think the mirage is better in terms of space for the audience, a lot of more screens for visual effects, the dj space is better too. Mirage has two floors. Mirage also has better food. I think hands down, mirage is better. Come to the Brooklyn hangar only if you want to see a dj that isn't playing at the mirage.. I forgot to mention - I had standing VIP - that just means you have a space in front of everyone else that is closest to the dj. I think it wasn't worth it. If you do get VIP , get the VIP seating...not standing. With VIP seating you can actually sit with the DJs, which I thought was cool.

Came here with friends for Lunar Eclipse - KSHMR and had a great time! We had general admission…read moretickets. Entry and security was quick at 12 midnight. Audio was great. They sell extremely marked drinks near the entrance when you first get in (all the way in back). Unfortunately the bathrooms were all porta potties outside at the entrance and there was no lighting inside them.

Nice rotation of beers. Wine and saki as well. Interesting shark in the bathroom. Coffee bar in the…read moremorning.

Judy's is both a bar and a cafe, depending on when you come. I grabbed two lattes, a lavender and a…read morematcha. The matcha latte was surprisingly solid, creamy, bold matcha flavor and umami. Very slight astringency. My fiancée said the lavender latte was solid, but not nearly as good as Liebre Cafe, which is not too far away. There were also a few pastries and cookies sitting out which looked good - would come back to try these. Service was fast and the barista was friendly.

Pros: -great sound system. I was surprised given that this…read moreis a warehouse setting, not a club -good DJ the night I was there -awesome lighting. On par with some of the better clubs I've been -its massive. -place was packed when we entered around 12:30 and left around 5ish. Lines weren't terrible (at entry, bar), except for coat check line (see below) -pretty cool crowd Cons: -portaloos... gross -parking: terrible. There is no paid parking lots, so you need to look for street parking which is virtually non existent. Took us about 20min -related to the above, this place is in the middle of nowhere. Forget about grabbing food or anything close by before/ after -coat check line was horrendous. I ended up either carrying it around, or leaving it on a rail (which fortunately was allowed) -did I say portaloos?

I have a good connections here that I get an artist band(s) for every event…read more The drinks aren't cheap for sure... but it's a concert venue, they absolutely never are. They're standard prices, the bartenders have heavy hands which isn't a bad thing. The location is iffy but there it's in a hot, up-and-coming area. The DJs are always the best in NYC: Guetta, Tiesto, Deadmau5, Prydz, Disclosure, Aoki... yeah, Marquee is the only place that comes close and that place stinks. The setup here is great, the warehouse is massive and you don't feel crowded with 4-5k other people there. The sound system is crazy and the lighting is mesmerizing. Apparently the lines are rough, but I never had to deal with it. The parking situation is the toughest part here... come early or park on 3rd avenue. There's unbelievable food in Red Hook and Bay Ridge if you need a place to look.