Many times you have to have the service in order to truly have a great time. Both Maddie and Luis…read moredeserves pir kudos for their excellent customer service attitude. The 7 of usnwent for St Patty's day where the drinks were $5 as well it being taco Tuesday. We all did well in drinks and in food. The sausage taco were extremely good. Everything here taste fresh. I would return here without hesitation!

truly some of the worst service i've experienced in a very long time. maybe the bartenders were…read morehaving a bad day, but i was ignored, caught an attitude when i didn't know which table number i was at outside (just give out little flags like every other place on earth), made fun of when i was trying to remember the beer my friend asked me to get (because i had been waiting at the bar for ten minutes) and then asked "is there a reason you didn't give me a tip? did you not like the service?" when i *dared* to tip only 15% (the minimum tip preset is 18% so i had to do it manually; maybe she mistakenly thought i gave no tip or maybe she thinks 15 == 0). i first came to greenwood park in 2012, and i've never been a regular but i've been a handful of times over the years. over the past couple of years i've seen all these "support greenwood park!" posts on r/parkslope and like: maybe you don't get enough people at your bar with the best outdoor space in the neighborhood because your service completely sucks? just a thought.

I came here with some friends before a concert at Barclays center. I feel bad for even writing this…read morereview cause our waitress was very nice and apologized multiple times. But the kitchen was backed up a lot that food was taking too long to come out so we left still hungry. To put it in perspective, we had a reservation at 6pm. Our shared appetizers didn't even arrive until 6:45p. At 7:15p we asked if the kitchen even started on our main dishes and unfortunately they did not so we canceled our order because we had to leave soon for concert. Idk if this was a one off situation or common experience when they get busy on the weekends but this was not an ideal experience to say the least.

After dinner in the neighborhood, the fiancé and I stopped by for happy hour. I ordered the Oysters…read moreon HH for $1.50 each (6 minimum order). It ended up being Trivia Night on Thursdays at 7:30pm, so we decided to stay for it until 9:30pm. Thus, we ended up drinking many more rounds here. I had the cider while he had Guinness on tap, which was solid. The space started during the Pandemic in a garage, thus the name. It's cozy, but able to fit a good amount of people in a 2-car garage space. Nice, local spot for drinks and hanging out. They also have video games, darts, etc. for your entertainment too.

Vegans can enjoy this Biergarten with a full spread of four vegan sausage options and extra…read moretoppings with dozens of beers as well. I'm not vegan, but I like places I can enjoy with vegans. I had the not-for-vegans Cheddar Brat with Carmelized Onions and side of fries. The brat is on the small side but very flavorful and satisfying with the bretzel bun and stone ground mustard. The Carmelized onions were nice, but not neccessary for flavor. If I were to come back, I would just go for two brats on Bretzel buns and skip the side fries. The fries are natural cut, but likely frozen or double fried, which makes them taste more like oily starch than fried potato. The draft cider was cold and did well outside on the wood slat table with the help of the sturdy coaster. Bonus- dogs can hang with you outside, but need to stay outside while you step inside to order at the bar. Food took about 15min for prep and delivery around 5pm on a Wednesday. Outside seating is sidewalk adjacent without an awning for rain, but a tree can offer some shade.

great ambience and a place to hang out with friends. i came on a weekday evening with a couple of…read morefriends and we enjoyed dinner. i tried the pretzel, which was a large size. great dipping sauces, and overall HasenStuble had a very cool, laid-back, chill feel. I would come back again. a little bit more on the pricey side. the food was brought out in maybe 30 minutes or so, reasonable for a party of six.

Had dinner down the block and came here for drinks. Was a Saturday night so it started off light,…read morelater on it got pretty packed. Huge back space too, hosting a graduation party. Great for small or large groups. Decent sized bar, drinks and nice beer selection on tap. Friendly bartender, drinks were well made.. DJ was spinning up some early 2000s classics so we ended up staying when we realized this. Overall, a cool fun spot especially weekend vibes. Plus, you can bring your own good.

I ended up here because of an instagram video about the owner. This is a Black owned business,…read morewhich is that much more important when it comes to support. Very moody, low lit place with a huge collection of vinyl along the bar wall. I had the Allison Road, made with gin, dry vermouth, apricot liqueur, and orange bitters, described as "A smooth and aromatic gin cocktail that walks the line between floral and fruity." I also had the Junmai Spritz, recommended by the bartender, made with umami/saki, strawberry, ginger, and seltzer. Described as, "Crisp and refreshing, with subtle umami from sake, bright strawberry fruit, and hint of ginger spice." They also have drinks featuring rye, whiskey, rum, mezcal. Flavors of jalapeño, honey, orange, vanilla and chocolate. They have a HUGE beer list. Most of the menu is Japanese inspired. The bartender was kind, attentive, and very laid back. Other than a couple patrons here and there, I was the only person in there on a Wednesday afternoon. They say it gets busier on weekends. They also have a DJ on weekends, usually playing R&B and hiphop. They played mostly jazz when I was in, and it was very relaxing. I came in for the vibes, but this would be great for a workspace as well.

This was a nice place to stop by as we waited to watch the 4th of July Fireworks. The vibe was…read moregreat, a bit rustic, but not bad. It was mostly outdoors but there was some indoor seating. The food and the alcohol selection were fine but I wouldn't return solely for them. If you're in the neighborhood and want an outdoor vibe this would be the place.

I really really liked this spot. I looks like one of those neighborhood community gardens. It's…read moretucked away on a. Residential block and I passed it by accident taking a stroll. They have a really good happy hour so I got a few flavored frozen margaritas and some food. They have indoor and outdoor seating. There is a trailer set up, like a legit RV in the back that folks can go into with seating. It's dog friendly and the margaritas were strong with the right amount of sweet. The food comes from a food truck located outside within the outdoor area. I liked it a lot. It felt like a secret garden type of bar. Definitely a chill neighbor gem. And there was beautiful art on the walls of nearby surrounding buildings. Gorgeous. It's good for a casual outing or a date.

Visiting this spot for the first time was a great experience. The atmosphere is casual yet festive,…read morewith just enough space and energy to keep things entertaining throughout your visit. The crowd was friendly, welcoming, and in great spirits, which added to the overall vibe. They offer an excellent selection of beers along with a variety of wines. Maddy, the bartender, was fantastic and made the experience even better. She recommended the Hill Farmstead Double Mosaic IPA, and it did not disappoint... an outstanding choice. I also got the chance to meet one of the owners, Taylor, who was friendly & very knowledgeable on the beers. Thank you for a great conversation. Overall, this is a great spot that I can definitely see becoming one of my regular go-to places. Looking forward to many more visits. Thank you Maddie & Taylor See you soon. FYI: My gift to you. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6WANF3K42o683YtXvJ0GYV?si=Rs5ncI0USleqHeSl6x-LDA&pi=Mn1kckwnQNCq5

Brewer's Row is a certifiable gem in this area, such a great spot for a delicious beer in a laid…read moreback atmosphere. They've got a food menu and other drinks besides beer, including nonalcoholic options, but I was especially impressed with their tap selection and cans available in the fridge. Bartenders were awesome, and this place is great for having way more space than you'd expect when you first walk in! There's more seating past the bar in the back. The big differentiator is an outdoor patio area that's perfect for the nice weather. If I lived nearby I'd be out there pretty much all summer.

I was yesterday years old when I experienced the glory of the chicken spiedie sandwich at this fun…read moreneighborhood ale house. Oh my gawwwd.... 'Twas served on ciabatta with a side of garlic aioli and the most perfect shoestring fries. I've been here a couple times prior and have always had excellent service and good food/drinks, but this time was especially delicious and the happy host made my friends and I feel so very welcome.

Pretty good service and so cozy, amazing Park slope local place :) Perfect for brunch! It's in one…read moreof the best neighborhood. They serve amazing food and hospitality. Our waiter was so so sweet and friendly. Thank you and we will come back soon.

I've been here a few times now for trivia night and it's always a good time. The bartenders are…read morevery friendly and informative, telling me about the differences between their IPAs and letting me sample them before I chose one. I haven't yet tried ordering the food here but I definitely plan to next time I come because it looked good!

We wandered into Threes and didn't know Saison Day was happening. It was veryyy busy inside. We…read morewere lucky enough to get a booth and ordered some food. The chicken was tender, I just didn't love all the seasoning on it. Friend chicken for $18 and didn't come w fries.. fries were okay. The beers were good but it wasn't my favorite. I'd go back on a non event day to see how the vibes are but it was way too loud with music blasting. Everyone we interacted with was nice and helpful.

"Strong Rope Brewery in Red Hook is a family-run waterfront farm brewery offering hand-crafted ales…read moreand lagers made exclusively with 100% New York State ingredients. It features a spacious indoor taproom and an outdoor patio with stunning sunset views over New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty." "Focuses on malt- and hop-forward New York farm-to-glass ales, pilsners, and seasonal lagers.Serves an all-local drink menu that includes New York State wines, ciders, and spirits alongside beer.Offers rotating local beverage options like beer flight samplers and seasonal slushies" How did I come to this place? Like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, I tapped my ruby red Crocs and landed in the Red Hook waterfront on a HHH day. NY Mag offered a free 7 ounce beer of my choice. I was also going to order food. However, Truman explained that " on weekends the pop up food markets are here or patrons bring food to picnic". He suggested Red Hook Kitchenette to purchase sandwiches and bring it back and dine here. ( which I did, see separate review for RHK). I asked for suggestions on an IPA that is citrusy and he suggested the Hazy IPA Wolf in the Garden. WITG has hints of tropical fruit, stone fruit and orange peels. An IPA Fawn approved. They serve beer, cider, wine and spirits. The interior is rustic with wood tables, soft lighting and just a chill beer. The outside picnic tables face the waterfront and Lady Liberty, what a view! Sipping my beer in the sweet sunshine. I am falling in love with NY crafted beer and IPA. Strong Rope will become a Fawn fave fast. Many thanks to Truman who is friendly, has extensive beer knowledge and made a great lunch suggestion. Cheers!

Wow I think I found my favorite malt beer at this brewery! It's called Decapitator. Please always…read morekeep it on your lineup! Strong. You only need 1-2 to feel relaxed. :) The beer prices are great too. The vibe here is great, with a lot of seating options and card + board games to keep you occupied. Dog friendly as well! I was able to get a bowl of water for my little one. Nice views of the water too if you prefer to sit outside. I like how it is bring your own food. I saw a small group having a little birthday party and they had pizza and a cake that they brought. I went to the Food Bazaar grocery a block or two away and got a sandwich from their deli to bring to the brewery. Next door is a cidery, I think a different owner. Outrageously expensive ($17 for a small glass of cider? lol). Stick to strong rope! They do have a cider or two on their menu normally. 2 minutes away is Steve's Key Lime Pie - recommend if you like frozen key lime pies on a stick dipped in chocolate ;)

Great local bar. Very busy on Thanksgiving Eve, but they were amazing. Bartender was able to call…read morein extra help to save the day.

The Adirondack is a great bar and not closed!! Not sure why it is being reported as closed.read more