Covenhoven has an always incredible tap list and great fridge for takeaway or onsite. Had the…read moregrilled cheese for the first time this past weekend and it was banging. My personal caveat is that it is very much a kid friendly place, which is a divisive topic so will leave it at that and allows you to make your own decision.

Covenhoven has such a cute backyard area! And in addition to having lots of fun craft beers, they…read morealso have a nice selection of cheese, meats, and olives to make your own charcuterie board! The bartenders are all very nice and if you want to try a beer you can just ask and they'll give you a little sample cup. All in all, such a nice play for hh or any hour of the day or night!

Don't advertise that you are open when you're not. How are customers supposed to know Jen the hours…read morelisted isn't correct or honored

Opening at 11am, I go there at 12:50pm on Saturday, just I pay beer can. Is door opening, they…read morewon't let me pay, Is so strange? They have lots of good can.

A variety of wonderful beers on tap stretching from all over the world. Good service and…read moreknowledgeable on all the beers they have here. I usually go here to get my growler filled with a variety of the IPAs. Great neighborhood spot to stop in for a drink or to bring something to a party.

Brouwerij Lane is a craft beer bar and bottle shop that opened in Brooklyn, New York in March 2009…read more It was founded by Ed Raven. He started out as a salesman for Brooklyn Brewery during the 1980s. Eventually he founded his own beer imports company called Raven Importing Company. Raven ultimately wanted to open his own craft beer bar and bottle shop where he could offer consumers microbrews and high quality European brews. The new business, dubbed Brouwerij Lane, was the first of its kind in Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood. Brouwerij Lane has 19 rotating draught lines as well as 150+ cans and bottles of local, imported, rare and unique craft brews. Raven also teamed up with brewmaster Chris Prout to open the Dirck the Norseman restaurant and brewpub in 2014. It later evolved into Greenpoint Beer & Ale Company, but it sadly closed its doors in 2024. I recently visited Brouwerij Lane while I was in Brooklyn to see a concert. I arrived early in the day so I could explore some beer bars and shops throughout Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Both neighborhoods have bustling craft beer scenes. Brouwerij Lane has been on my list of places to explore for a while. The interior is small but cozy. There were maybe six other customers enjoying beers when I arrived. I grabbed a table and then looked over the impressive draught menu. I decided to start off with a pour of Mighty Squirrel Brewing's "Volare" (Italian Pilsner). Italian Pilsners are my favorite variety of pilsners, and this one was excellent. Dry-hopped with noble hops, "Volare" (Italian for 'to fly') was crisp and delicious with a nice blend of citrusy notes and hints of freshly baked bread. I also had a look at the shop's impressive can/bottle selection and purchased a can of Brown Girl's Brew's "Lemon Pound Cake" (Lager) to take home. Before leaving, I enjoyed a pour of Brouwerij Van Steenberge's "Tripel De Garre" (Belgian Tripel). This was an AMAZING Belgian beer that had some excellent spice notes. I had an excellent experience at Brouwerij Lane and I highly recommend them to craft beer aficionados or those who want to learn about craft beer!

It's one of my favorite Brooklyn breweries. It has a chill atmosphere with its concrete floors…read moreand industrial warehouse feel - which makes sense as it's right next the Gowanus Expressway. If you like IPAs they have a great selection. Sometimes you'll find so many great beers that you don't have the room or time to experience them all. Other times you're not as lucky but you'll always find great beers. The staff is knowledgeable and almost always friendly. It does get real loud at times so, if you're looking for a quiet place to hang out and talk this might not be the place on a Friday or Saturday night, And, if you get hungry there's lot of great places just around the corner.

Definitely a fun brewery that's both kid and dog-friendly. I'm not a beer drinker but they do have…read moresome cocktails on the menu for $15, which today is totally reasonable. They don't have food but you can bring your own. Parking is very difficult so plan accordingly.

I had heard about Torst as being a neighborhood wine bar with great food to order before arriving…read morein Brooklyn, so I knew it had to be one of the first places I visit! *Spoiler Alert*... I was not disappointed AT ALL!! First impressions: it's a bit of a compact space, but there's also plenty of tables/seating to choose from....although it does fill in fast!! We came relatively early around 4pm, so we were able to take advantage of some of their Happy Hour prices, including: $14 Fried Chicken Sandwich $10 Cocktails, including the Frozen Espresso Martini I also got the Smash Burger and the Yuzu Sake, which weren't included in the Happy Hour. You order your food & drinks at the bar, but they bring the food out to wherever you're sitting once it's ready. As for the cocktails, they were both great!! The Frozen Espresso Martini was very creatively presented and I enjoyed the look and taste of it. The Yuzu Sake was strong and great quality! For the food, both the Fried Chicken Sandwich and Smash Burger were delicious!! The Fried Chicken Sandwich especially tasted so unique and creative with the sauce on it, but I also just really loved the solid burger and could tell it had excellent quality. Needless to say, I thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Torst, and I highly recommend stopping by to grab some of their food and drinks!

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.

A regular here and it's always a great vibe…read more Tall ceilings and well lit with big windows Rotating beers as well as not alcoholic options They have a great trivia night on Wednesday and on other nights it's a really chill and laid-back vibe. Several tables inside and out, although the patio set up could use a little bit more love

This brewery has a great location right off the water in Domino Park. They have a huge walk up bar…read morewhere you will be served by multiple bartenders. We started a tab and hung out for an hour or two. We ordered a pizza from next door as they allow you to bring in outside food. They have a convenient self service water station. I had the Green City IPA and the Trillium Fort Point. Both were good. I wish this place was closer to home for me because I would be a regular!

Went to see a comedy show in Brooklyn this past week so my friend and I wanted to get in early and…read morehave a few drinks. We couldn't find much in the immediate area we were in since it was pretty industrial. We stumbled upon The Owl Farm and gave it a try. A lot of places in the area either have food and no drinks or drinks and no food. The Owl Farm was a great bar with a cozy vibe and awesome bartender. Nico was tending bar and it definitely looked like he knew what he was doing. We ordered a couple of cosmos and they did not dissapoint. He made them perfectly and for a Wednesday night, there was a nice crowd there. The place was clean and had a laid back ambiance. There were pinball machines in the back and the fireplace made it feel all that more cozy on this rainy, cold night. If I lived closer, I'd definitely be here a lot more often but if you're in the area, definitely check this spot out!

Bar said "get the fuck out." Terrible vibe--don't go if you're a guy. Avoid…read more Option 2 (exact 85 chars): Bartender told me "get the fuck out." Awful place--don't go if you're a guy. Avoid. If you want harsher, funnier, or more sarcastic versions, tell me the tone.

Great customer service, food and ambiance. I tend to go after work when I work in Brooklyn and the…read morebartender always remembers me and my drink, even if I haven't been there in months.

Came here for happy hour, really nice patio and great happy hour menu with good deals. Loved the…read morenon-alcoholic options, the sunny d-tox was very refreshing with the ginger and a good size, wings and fries were yummy. Staff were able to accommodate a large party and things came out quickly. Rare to have a sidewalk bar in this area, super lovely!