Located in Williamsburg, this wine bar is pretty casual. The interior has plenty of table seating…read moreas well as bar seating. Service here was good. I got a couple glasses of wine here as well as charcuterie to enjoy. Each glass of wine was great, and their charcuterie was good! They have a fairly big food menu as well as some cocktails. I loved how for their charcuterie boards, you were able to choose your own cheeses and meats. Overall, cool spot with good wine!

My partner and I discovered Woodhul on a whim while walking around the area. We were running some…read moreerrands and looking for a happy hour to treat ourselves.. and Woodhul had one until 7:30pm! On a FRIDAY! What a rarity these days. Select glasses $9, beer $5. The wine selection overall was great, and I really enjoyed my temperanillo. My partner is more of a beer guy, and they had a rare beer from one of his favorite breweries!! Vibe inside was intimate yet welcoming. Wasn't super busy when we walked in, plenty of space at the bar and quite a few 4top tables. Food menu looked really good too but we didn't end up ordering anything as we had dinner plans.

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 7 Value: 7 Overall: 7 This bar has been around for a while now and I can see why. Over 20 beers on tap and a good selection of other alcoholic beverages too. However, my friends and I were here for the food, so that's what this review is based on. She-wolf Sourdough (7/10) - It was good bread, but nothing really special. Hot Crab Dip (7/10) - Very veggie forward flavors, but you do taste crab. Not bad. Btw, this dish comes with a few pieces of the She-Wolf Sourdough. Danish Dog (7.5/10) - Great snap to the bite of the dog itself. Bread was great. Pickles are interesting, but the curry mayo should be stronger and more bold. Simple mustard would have been better. Old Bay Chicken Wings (8/10) - Nice plump and juicy wings with that dusting of Old Bay seasoning. Yum! Fried Chicken Sandwich (5/10) - Chicken was fried well and bread was fine. However, the chili miso honey was way too much for me. Too sweet, not spicy at all, and just didn't work well. Dry Aged Burger (7/10) - Beef patty needs more seasoning and a better crust. No real char at all, though a decent beef flavor was present. Not into the sprouts, but the tomato jam was good. From what I heard, I had high hopes for the food here. In the end, it was a satisfying meal, but nothing special something I travel so far for again.

Came here because it was recommended to us and it did not disappoint! Torst in Greenpoint is a must…read moreif you love great beer. With an incredible selection on tap, it's clearly a place that takes its beer program seriously - but it doesn't stop there. They also offer a solid lineup of wines, spirits, and cocktails, so there's something for everyone, even if beer isn't your go-to. The food is just as strong as the drinks. Their menu leans toward elevated bar food, and the burger is a standout - so good that when it was set down in front of my boyfriend, the person sitting next to him wanted one too. That pretty much says it all. Service is friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, which makes the experience even better. The ambiance is chic, modern Scandinavian ambiance with reclaimed wood and white marble. Note: it can get loud of there is a sports game going on. Definitely visit if you are in the area!

Another great visit to Le Fanfare. Dining room was a bit loud, but everything else made up for…read morethat...Paulina was excellent, made us feel beyond taken care of. Meatballs and cacio e pepe arancini to start, branzino, agnolotti and special culurgiones for our mains, cannoli and chocolate ganache for dessert, every bite a delight. Easy street parking. Perfect evening!

First time here for a Birthday Dinner. The place looks nice when you walk in. We had a booth…read morereserve for our party but it seemed tight for 6 people. We were then seating in the back near the kitchen and restroom. Seating would have been completely fine if there was so much activity with the door to the outside seating. It was very cold and the gust of wind kept hitting us as the door kept opening. I order the Goffle RD Farm Chicken. It came with roasted vegetables, which by far was my favorite thing that I ate. The chicken was ok, it could have used more flavor. The vegetables were the star of the dish. Another dish that was order by my party was the Creekstone Farm Hanger Steak. The steak was delicious. It came with roasted potatoes that were ok. Lastly another dish was the Spaghetti Alla Carbonara. This dish ended up being very salty so it was sent back. Another dish was offered however it was denied. The waitress was very informative about the food and took the dish off the receipt. Both white and red wine was ordered and well received. I feel that the music playing set more of a sleepy tone throughout dinner. The restrooms are very small and not appealing as the rest of the restaurant.

solid wine bar. i came in at 8pm and it was 80% full but there's a cool area in the back where i…read moreended up sitting. Wine was pretty good, $17 a glass roughly. Service was great, staff is very friendly and adjusted AC for us since it was hot. They were also playing the game in the bar!

A very cute and cozy wine bar, with a really nice outdoor patio. I enjoyed the decor with the disco…read moreballs and the chalk on the walls. It can get quite busy here, so it may be difficult to find seating. They ask you what type of wine you like, and let you try a few different ones before settling on a glass. I was only given two wines to try though, and would have liked to have sampled a couple more.

I stumbled into DOC Wine Bar in Williamsburg and it instantly felt like the kind of place you wish…read moreyou'd found sooner. The atmosphere is intimate and cozy dim lighting, rustic wood tables, and just enough music and conversation to feel lively without being loud.

Neighborhood spot I've been to countless times over the years, known for its seasonal menu and…read moreauthentic cuisine. I returned yesterday after more than a year and am not sure if there's been a change in management, staff, food, or ownership, but the experience was drastically different--and what happened at the end was honestly shocking. We ordered a bottle of water for the table, and after 20 minutes, we still hadn't seen our waiter again. The staff appeared completely different from previous visits. The new hostess was kind enough to bring the water and take our order while also managing the host stand. The food was also noticeably different. The cheese in my salad was so hard that when I bit into it, I initially thought it was a piece of plastic. I showed it to the runner, who said he would let the chef know. Overall, the food was just okay--the pasta sauce didn't seem fresh, and the Milanese was not prepared the way I remembered it. While waiting to check out, we overheard another table wrapping up. When asked how everything was, the woman very politely said everything was good except her steak, which she described as grey, rotten, and having an unusual smell. She explained that she ate around it because she didn't want to send it back, had dined there countless times, and, as someone in the service industry, could tell something was off. She even ended by complimenting everything else, including the pasta. Our waiter responded, "But you did eat it, correct?" She calmly reiterated that she ate around it but believed something was wrong with the steak. What happened next was shocking. The owner confronted her, saying he was "highly offended," that no one else had complained about the steak, that he personally buys the groceries and ensures their freshness, and accused her of being extremely rude for suggesting otherwise. For context, this customer was exceptionally polite and respectful throughout--more than I would have been. She simply stated that she was only describing her experience. The owner then escalated the exchange into a screaming match, creating an extremely uncomfortable scene for everyone around them. I do not know this woman and had never seen her before, but witnessing how she was treated for respectfully providing feedback was enough for me. DOC is unfortunately no longer the neighborhood spot I remember, and it's a shame. Based on both our experience and what we witnessed, I would avoid it at all costs.

My favorite neighborhood wine bar, complete with a lovely outdoor patio. HH menu is solid, enjoyed…read moreboth the white and orange wines. Whipped Ricotta is delish, super crusty bread and fennel pollen is so good.

This is a really fun bar with a great backyard. The servers are super nice & the fries are deliciousread more

Friendly relaxed atmosphere in East Williamsburg. The drinks and service are excellent, the cheese…read moreand meat offerings are top notch, and the music is great. Highly recommended!!

My friends and I had a private party reservation here and thoroughly enjoyed the space!…read more Tuffet was kind enough to let us use the entire back patio, which had tables, chairs and a fire to keep us warm. My party and I shared their meat and cheese plates, where you can easily create your own. The boards were delicious and really elevated the party, along with various drinks including wine and really well made cocktails like hot toddys (my favorite of the night). Despite being outside the majority of the time, the inside seemed lovely as well and I hope to get to dine here with a smaller group inside soon!

Want great wine in a comfortable atmosphere with knowledgeable servers? This is the place! The…read morelimited, ever evolving snack menu is delightful. The biggest surprise? The back patio!! These people got it right. Enjoy!

Gosh what an absolutely gorgeously charming place. Everyone was mostly outside since it was a…read morebeautiful day but the interior ambience was spot on. Great music, dim lights. The wine menu was impressive; I went with a Pinot Noir, not my typical but it was really good. The service was warm and the waiter gave me good recommendations. Would absolutely return!