They have my vote! I will be back . Me and a date stumbled in here after a previous bar in the area…read more. It was more in the closing side but they let us in for a round of pool and drinks. Let's just say didn't expect the night to turn into the fun ,lit night it did but we loved the hospitality. And I won in Pool . Great for intimate dates or calm vibes around friends locally on a weekday. The venue is nice so I'm sure they are busy weekends

This is a fine, fine bar…read more Just a couple of blocks off the Lorimer, Graham, and Grand stations in Williamsburg, Haven's dark lights, sturdy floors, cheap drinks, and rockin' sound system make it a great spot to gather a group of friends for a night of dancing. I've been twice (film wrap party, friend's birthday) and can see myself coming back.

I found hell phone through Peerspace while searching for a venue to host my wife's roaring 20's…read morebirthday party. I was able to connect with Vanessa and booked the venue right away. The space is big with a small stage, bar, and outdoor seating. I hosted the party with 36 attendees and had an amazing time. Street parking was available and easy to find. Vanessa and staff did an amazing job. We had catering set up in the back right, live music onstage, and photographer roaming throughout. I would 100% recommend this venue for party or events.

This place is a disaster. I went at night, and it was completely dead--just a bored DJ blasting…read moreterrible, ear-splitting EDM remixes to an empty room. The drinks were overpriced and watered-down, and the bartender barely looked up from their phone. The vibe was nonexistent. Don't waste your night here.

Let me start by saying I've only been once so it may have been an off night. But I went on a…read moreSaturday night to celebrate a friend's birthday. We read some reviews and were happy to know there's a dance floor in the back that's separate from the bar area - gives some variety. They were playing house music in the back with a fog machine. The dance floor would sometimes fill up and then empty out. Overall the vibes were just not it for me. After we entered and walked to the back, a friend said, "It feels like we just walked into a frat party, right?" It was just not the crowd I would expect for Bushwick. But I'm usually in queer spaces so maybe this is normal and I didn't realize. People weren't unkind or anything but it wasn't a space I'd wanna go back to. We all got some fruity cocktail which was fine. Nothing to write home about and pretty sweet.

Lives up to its name in both decor and drink offerings. Perhaps on the younger side of the crowd…read morebut I'd come by again.

My adventure out to the Purgatory club was to see the performance of an artist from Japan named…read moreIsiliel. This show was the first of two in the USA with the second being on the West Coast. It would start on the very early side (3PM) so I headed out there via the MTA and while the ride was long, it was more straightforward than I would have first thought. There are currently quite a few clubs for shows like this in Bushwick and Williamsburg but today's adventure was going to be my very first time at Purgatory. Once onsite, I went in to meet with the artists manager since I was going to do some PiercingMetal stuff at the show. The bar part was not yet open but its a nice sized bar with plenty of chairs around it and a couple of smaller lounge areas that I really liked the vibe of. Outside in the front there were a number of small tables and chairs forming a sort of patio space. Their rather remote location probably let's them do this with relative ease and the train is right near them so if you're out there you can watch them go back to the city or deeper into Brooklyn. There was also a photo booth area downstairs if you like that kind of stuff. Upstairs is a small but rather awesome concert/event space. The stage is a tight one and I felt that the room itself would fit about 75 people. Spatially speaking, if you've a three piece of guitars, singer and drums you'd be okay but the kit needs to be small or digital and you need to be mindful of the space you have to share. This might be great for an intimate acoustic event or even a live podcast of some kind. I felt that the lighting was good for the artist I got to see and the sound was solid and a nice surprise. There is an upstairs area reachable by a gated stairwell but I think this is for tech and artists waiting to go on stage. There is also a small bar upstairs and an alcove for artists to sell merchandise. I was there to see an artist from Japan named Isiliel, and this was one of her two US shows. I didn't see any notion of food being served at this place so I apologize if they do and I didn't make note of that. There was an open Wi-Fi signal which let me do some social media between groups. Depending on who the performance is from I'd definitely come here again. I don't know the general area so cannot even determine what other options might be around here but the folks behind Purgatory have really set up a cool spot.

Drinks are amazing and service was enjoyable. I use to live in the area, I think this will be my…read moresummer spot

Had brunch plans with my girls on a Saturday back in August. Our plans got changed and we decided…read moreto revamp and stopped @ Cozy Corner. Neither of us, was very hungry or had been to CC previously. We decided to keep it simple and order what I affectionally call "kids meal items". We each got chicken tenders and fires to share. The derive was good and the space seems cool. I will definitely return for the bar vibes and games. Just A Note: They offer a free slice of pizza with every drink purchase of $7 and more.

Cheeseburger with Swiss Cheese & Mushrooms. 2 pints of Guinness. Bartender was very cute and…read morehelpful.

The atmosphere here is definitely 10/10. Incredible dreamlike back patio with lots of seating,…read moreinside feels like a cafe during the day with lots of light, good music and it looks like fun events. We opted for snacks over drinks but obviously I'll be coming back for a cocktail. The butter bean salad was really yummy, with a nice diversity of mix-ins and some briny and fresh flavors adding brightness. The mushroom sliders were a skip, not very flavorful or well prepared, but we met the chef and they were very kind and earnest about feedback. I bet everything else is really good, that dish just needs a little love! It's clearly an artsy communal hub in Ridgewood, definitely check it out.

DADA is the center of art and music in the neighborhood of Ridgewood. A very special place ran by…read morevery special people. Support this wonderful business. Support the wonderful musicians and staff that work and play there.

Exceptional quality and outstanding professionalism. They consistently deliver great results and go…read moreabove and beyond to make sure everything goes smoothly. Highly recommended!"

I came here with a friend on a Friday night for drinks. We also checked out the live music in the…read morebasement. The bands were great and for $15/pp, it was worth it.

Roommate and bf came here on a Sunday nite. From the get-go Debbie made us feel more than welcomed!…read moreThe sangria was delicious. also their "gossip queen" drink was a 10/10 (creamy boozy cof drink...yum!). Can't wait to come back for their upcoming events (karaoke nite, game nite, and 90's theme nite). As we left, we all agreed on how lucky we were that we had found such a bar with amazing energy and outstanding customer service. PS: make sure you order the seasoned Fries!!!

Cool, laid back, friendly neighborhood bar with live performances, stage space, great for cool…read morerelaxing night on a Sunday. Owner is wonderful. Black owned. Bring a few friends or a date. Not raucous or turn up. Will definitely be back.