Ax throwing and booze? Sign me up!…read more Bury the Hatchet is located at the Greenpoint Terminal and is a fun spot to get together with friends, work colleagues as a team building event, or to just blow off some steam by throwing sharp objects at a target. It can also be a nice workout if that's what you want. Bar for drinks with a decent craft beer selection, cool music from the 90's/2000's, giant Jenga and Connect Four games with plenty of seating in a spacious facility. Friendly and professional staff who will walk you through the process, give instructions, and make sure you know some tips and how to proceed with your axe throwing. Make a reservation for your hour in advance. It's not a cheap experience but split the cost with a group it offers a fun way to get together and do something out of the norm.

The place is actually super fun to let off some steam and frustrations. I like the atmosphere. As…read moresomeone who goes to the gym a lot this is really good arm and core workout too.

Came here for a corporate event, and the people were very nice even though it was busy to make sure…read moreeveryone was aware of where they needed to be. The appetizers were cool and they have a decent selection of beer and wines. Definitely a great place to come to. The instructors are also very knowledgeable and aware of various concerns just to make sure everyone is safe in the establishment.

Such a fun time! My sister and I took my dad here for Father's Day and I'm surprised it wasn't more…read morecrowded. The spade is beautiful decorated in a lumberjack/ forest vibe. They have a bar with a few canned cocktails and beers. I had the sparkling yuzu cocktail which was good but a little tart. They also have food but we didn't try any. Our instructor was so friendly and helpful and gave us some good insight into axe throwing beat practices. You get close to 2 hours to play and they are a lot of different games to shuffle through!

All the axperts and the front desk are amazing and very nice at the farmingdale location . I would…read moredefinitely comeback . Oh wait i do...

It was quiet when we went and there was only one other group there at the time. I thought it was…read moreweird that they put us right next to the other group and didn't space us out a bit. We chose to do archery instead of axe throwing and had a really good time. The lane host was knowledgeable, encouraging and friendly. There were several games to choose from and a good time was had by all. The only negative i see is is the pricing. It is the same price per person whether you have 2 people it the lane or 4...At that rate, it would make sense to book two lanes with 2 people in each to maximize the time playing vs. waiting.

I had a great time at Live Axe! I was a bit nervous about handling the axe at first, but Cade, our…read morecoach, did a great job demonstrating and explaining everything and made me feel very comfortable. He also gave great feedback and tips throughout the experience. Once I got started it was much more intuitive than I expected. I was def better with 2 hands than 1 (pretty sure I didn't land a single axe with 1 hand), but it seems I found my calling with the underhand throw. Apparently that's usually the technique people take a longer time to get the hang of, but it came much more natural to me than the other 2. Officially dubbed The Underhand Queen . The food was a nice bonus too. The flatbread pizza was good and I enjoyed my cocktail. The lamb sandwich was also nice, with warm spices that really came through. Our server Karen was super sweet and helpful. Overall the axe throwing was genuinely a lot of fun. Truly a great date night...even as our competitive natures took over. I think there was a bachelorette party there at the same time and it looked like they had a blast. I could see it being an awesome birthday activity or group night out if you're looking for something fun and different. They also have a rage room, so you better believe we'll be back to smash something!

Second time coming for a birthday celebration and a few observations: 1) Def book early and come…read moreearly. You'll essentially have the place to yourself and you can really enjoy the space without hustle bustle, 2) Your cage instructor is really the make-or-break. Both times we were super lucky to have a great instructor and it really made the games fun and the time fun. Drinks are decent and the food is ok, but not anything crazy. You'll be busy chatting and playing more than eating, but it's good for nibbles. Staff is great and the place is super clean and well organized.

This was such a fun spot. We walked in promptly got our training and we got to throw knives, axes…read moreand stars. It isn't hard to do but if you have trouble the employees will help you figure it out. The field has lots of fun games you can choose. After that we went over to the bow area, got trained up and had fun finishing up our time there. The place was clean, kind of lounge style. Seating and tables around. There is a bar with good drinks. This would be a great activity for family or a relaxed date night. Highly recommend this place.

This was my family's second time axe throwing, our first time was at the company's other location…read morein Farmingdale. It's such a fun time! Similar vibes to bowling with everyone taking turns trying to score. If you dont want to play with just the regular bullseye the whole time, they have other mini games such as Connect-4, or Tic Tac Toe. The employee assisting our lanes was Adam. He was very fun, super nice and helpful! They have a bar as well. We will definitely be back.

The service was on point. The instructor was very detailed in explaining. The space was clean. It…read morewas on a Monday afternoon so no crowds or wait time. Even better!

Well we originally came here because online it says New Roc had bowling, and mini golf but…read moreeverything was closed down the only thing open was Axe throwing, the Movie theater, and places to eat. We drove a long distance to we went in to learn to throw some Axes. They seemed a bit short staff but in good spirits I saw a tiki bar and they had scannable QR codes on the tables but they bar and food options where closed as well so missed opportunity there. Axe throwing definitely will make you thirsty we did the 1 Hr option and would've signed up for more if there was a food and beverage option there. Only thing I didn't like is you pay for an hour but the staff started the timer before hand so we didn't get an actual hour they started the timer and then explained the rules to us and showed us how to throw it would make sense to do the tutorial and then start the timer once we are ready or once they are done explaining. All in all it was a fun experience with our group of friends definitely fun to do.

Fun time with friends, the host, taught us well and gave us different games to play. Overall a cute…read morelocation and fun time

Great spot and good value for time and money. We paid about $200 for 5 people for 75 min of axe…read morethrowing and we had so many turns and so much time to learn and play. One axe wall was more beat up than the other and I think even when the axe hit the wall it would still slip, so that was a little disappointing. We added on plate breaking and it's set up where you throw it against the wall with a baseball so it feels like a carnival. Devin was a great host!

Run....don't walk! Not because someone is throwing axe's at you but because you're gonna have so…read moremuch fun! This was part of a corporate team building and everyone absolute love it. After hearing all the skepticism it was really nice to see that everyone from the secretary to our CFO totally enjoyed it and most surprised about how good they were at it. Staff was always with us and if they were not l playing along they were coaching. They were very funny and engaging especially in the escape rooms. The food was too shelf especially the Eggplant Rollatini & Chicken Parmigiana.

This place was awesome! We had such a great time. The instructors Mel and Julian were awesome! They…read moregave us tips and helped us the whole time! Would definitely recommend!

We had an Awesome time , we will defiantly do it again…read more Staff was super accommodating and helpful. Rented a lane for two hours and we could have stayed longer , it was lots of fun. BYOB is always great too.

Amazing fun fun fun place ... the only downer was the fact my boyfriend made a reservation over the…read morephone and when he called to confirm they told him there was no reservation because it had to me made online .. so a bit confusing . Also the Tomahawk area doesn't open till 3pm .. But the whole experience with our instructor Natalie was awesome . They also let you BYOB which makes even more turn . You can extend hours and explore other games . Simply a great time .

Review #1,127 Posted on 10.12.26…read more We came here to grab a pie while doing a trolley bus pizza tour for my wife's 40th on Friday afternoon the 18th. This was our 1st stop of 3. Narrowing down all the options is insane, nobody can beat NY when it comes to how many very good pizza spots there are. We'd heard & read a lot about this spot so for sure needed to have it on the list of stops for us to go to. The employees at L'industrie were extremely helpful in getting us information on how to order ahead to make our time effective on the tour. Then when I called in the order earlier that morning they were once again super nice & helpful. L'industrie is right on the corner there when you come into the Williamsburg area, right across the street from a quickie mart/liquor store type of spot. There was tons of people waiting outside to get their slices, and the inside was wall to wall packed. Luckily they've got an order pickup window too. This spot ended up being my favorite of the ones we tried. The flavoring of the ingredients here was to me what set them apart, also the undercarriage of the pizza was firm, not floppy which I'm also a fan of too. We got a slice with burrata too, so good. 100% would come back here and highly recommend, you're not going to find better pizza in NY in my opinion, that's saying something.

L'Industrie Pizzeria is a highly celebrated, contemporary slice shop located in the Williamsburg…read moreneighborhood of Brooklyn. Founded in 2017 by Massimo Laveglia, a native of Pistoia in Tuscany, it successfully bridges the gap between classic New York City slice shop culture and traditional Italian artisan craftsmanship. The pizzeria has transitioned from a neighborhood hidden gem into a massive viral sensation, earning the prestigious title of Pizza Today's 2026 Pizzeria of the Year. They open at 12:00, and in anticipation of a long line like we witnessed on our pizza day #1, we showed up at 11:15, and no one was there. (The workers were bustling inside, but no customers lining up yet.) We walked around the neighborhood, which was quiet with gorgeous weather - sunny, 60's, and breezy, - with Spanish banter between neighbors, and a few leaves blowing around. We got back at 11:30 and there were three people in line, then us, and 15 minutes later, it was around the block. The doors open, you order, pay, and wait for your name to be called. Then you go to pizza heaven. This was some of the best pizza we ever had! (It is right up there with Uncle Rico's Pizza in Fort Myers, who always comes in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd at the national competition.) We got four slices - New Yorker - A bold, meaty combination of savory pepperoni and spicy sausage, balanced by the creamy richness of ricotta and the tangy sweetness of the tomato sauce. The crisp, lightly charred crust provides a satisfying crunch beneath the generous, gooey layer of cheese and toppings. L'Industrie - The salty, delicate prosciutto di Parma contrasts beautifully with the cool, buttery creaminess of the burrata, creating a rich yet refined balance of flavors. The thin, crisp crust provides a delicate crunch that offsets the silky cheese and tender, almost melt-in-your-mouth prosciutto. Pork Pepperoni - A classic, deeply savory slice with rich tomato sauce, melted mozzarella, and pepperoni delivering a concentrated pork flavor with a pleasantly salty, spiced finish. The pepperoni adds a slightly crisp, oily bite against the stretchy cheese and thin, crisp-bottomed crust. Spicy Salami - The soppressata brings a robust, peppery heat and a rich, cured-meat savoriness, while the mozzarella softens the spice and the Parmigiano adds a sharp, nutty depth. Fresh basil lends an aromatic lift, contrasting with the crisp crust and the slightly chewy, oily salami. For the pizza geeks - L'Industrie first cold ferments the dough for 72 hours. Instead of using a single commercial flour, they blend seven to eight different flours. This hybrid mix combines premium Italian imported Caputo "00" flour for tenderness and extensibility, mixed with high-protein American bread flour (like King Arthur) and local whole wheat flours for texture, strength, and flavor depth. They use live wild yeast for a complex, slightly nutty flavor profile and visual micro-blistering that you don't get from standard commercial yeast. After a long, cold cure in the refrigerator, the dough is brought to room temperature, and shaped carefully by hand. In pure Italian fashion, the sauce is incredibly simple and completely uncooked before hitting the pie. It is made strictly from Bianco DiNapoli Whole Peeled Tomatoes. These organic California-grown heritage tomatoes are highly prized by top chefs for their natural sweetness and low acidity. There is just a bit of sea salt to brighten the tomato flavor. L'Industrie does not use dried oregano, garlic powder, black pepper, sugar, or heavy spices in their base sauce. They allow the natural, bright sweetness of the crushed tomato to cut through the rich fats of the cheese and toppings. The shop relies on restraint and high-caliber, locally sourced or imported ingredients. They utilize high-quality, low-moisture mozzarella shredded in-house, but they apply it with extreme restraint. This prevents the slice from becoming greasy or weighed down, maintaining a pristine ratio of dough, sauce, and cheese.