This is a very cool bar that caters to the goths if you are a goth I highly recommend the place…read more The drink were on the weaker side but the entertainment is good

Great service great drinks I have to hit the 85 characters minimum but yeah cane is coolread more

Good beer selection - check Delicious juicy burgers - check…read more Horror aficionados paradise - check This place is a definite place to visit if you are into the macabre . The inside has a nice size bar with a few booths on the side. There is also outdoor seating which is situated nicely and comfy. The beer list was great - the good ole Belhaven Scottish Ale is available on draft - the perfect beer to accompany their juicy burger. As you bite in, a cascade of savory, beefy juices mingles with delectable cheddar cheese and toasted bread. I had Loved the food and the beer served to the perfect proper temperature - (always a plus).

Adorable goth tavern with unpretentious clientele of all ages. Drinks menu is creative, but not all…read moreitems are executed well (and most are too sugary). Food menu is creative, but not all of it is executed well (the picked vegetables were amazing, but the super-fried oversalted fatty-sauce tofu sandwich was not). Still, it's a fun hang, and they have mocktails too.

"Satisfied" is the adjective here. The state of being "still" where you are. And thanks Yelpers for…read moresharing this feeling, having now felt it for myself. I'm satisfied. How did I get to such a coveted and glorious state? My guide was Jelka behind the bar. There were maybe 7 patrons in the bar on a Tuesday around 5pm. She immediately inquired about my needs and we struck up a conversation. Feeling welcome in a foreign situation: check. The music and lighting is low and comforting. The music has been on point all night. A mixture of classic and contemporary bangers that saturate you with the need to "chill". The patrons are definitely part of the backdrop. I met Victor, whose wife advocates to save the Planet by recycling wasted fashion produces. I met Ken a retired music teacher, who loves the complexity in music as much as I do. Then the food. I know... it's a bar. But there is where you are misguided my dear friend. The salmon. I gave a BigUp to my fellow Yelpers for this. The salmon didn't disappoint. It was juicy and "not slimey" at all. But the mashed potatoes were creamy and flavorful. The asparagus was really good as well, eye-popping.

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.

I have no idea why on Yelp this place is reported as CLOSED. On my digital receipt shows the name…read more'Nights and Weekends' so I assumed they are open now after close down for Covid19. Not much of the food but my friends and I went there for refreshing drinks.

Goodness, it was hot like a sauna in here...and just the way I like it…read more The whole time I was here, my shirt felt a slight bit damp and when it gets this hot, the only thing to do is to down a nice cold one. I asked for a Negroni ($10), yea, I was in the mood for something strong. But, to my dismay, they made the drink for a flimsy girl. That sure as heck aint me. Nice views of the street, with a part of the bar looking out into the street and with some pull-up stools on the outside so that the ones sitting outside could mingle (or ogle) those inside sitting at the bar. Gosh, a perfect way to pick up a date. This is the best part of the evening. Get this. I stumbled out a bit inebriated and walked into the Nassau Ave G stop ready to go home. I fumble around inside my tote and gasp! No cell phone to be found! I made a mad dash back into the bar. This is about 10 minutes later and guess what? My cell phone was just sitting on the counter, waiting for me to rescue it. By golly, Brooklyn has some honest hipsters! Now, that I really like!

Cute chill bar that closes around 4 am. Love all the pinball machines and they have a backyard area…read morewhich I've yet to check out. Bartender was nice and patient, explaining to us what food they had left and how long it would take for them to heat it up (considering we came close to closing). Samosa, chicken patty, and pizza were pretty good!

I arrived at Milo's Yard at 3:15pm on 7/3/2025 to inquire about obtaining camera footage of an…read moreincident displaying MTA misconduct that occured at approximately 12:30pm that same day, at the Seneca Av & Bleecker St bus stop right in front of their business. A white woman with blonde hair answered the door and I explained this to her in great detail. She spitefully suggested I go to the police and file my complaint with them, when I know the 104th precinct in Ridgewood is going to do fuq all with the report and protect MTAs interest by default, instead of holding the worker who was in the wrong accountable. In what world does it make sense to suggest following up an MTA complaint with the NYPD? I said to the rude woman, the police won't help with my complaint. She then, arrogantly brushed me off and refused to help me. After asking why she wouldn't help me, her ridiculous reasoning for refusing to help was because she's more concerned about the "privacy" of others which is complete BS. Instead of doing the right thing and assisting someone trying to hold a complacent MTA worker accountable and disciplined for their misconduct, she denied me help because she had some sort of disdain and prejudice towards me, when I was nothing short of respectful in asking for a minute of camera footage.. There is no expectation of privacy in public especially for MTA workers who work for THE PUBLIC and are IN PUBLIC. I only needed a minute of footage to follow up with my MTA complaint and I'm gone, but the woman simply brushed me off. If the staff at Milo's Yard are this ignorant about privacy laws and quick to brush off a good samaritan who is doing the right thing, I can only imagine how they treat the patrons who put money into their establishment, which I'm willing to bet they treat them the same way. Regardless, this is the typical behavior I'd expect from a run down hipster bar currently gentrifying the once beautiful neighborhood of Ridgewood. So here's my honest review on what I think about Milo's Yard. Shame on you

Such a cute spot, the cocktails were delicious (especially close to to bone) and there was an alt…read morerock concert in the stage area. I chilled at the bar because I was only there for a quick drink. It was pretty small in a cozy way. Definitely a grungy lil spot. Will be back.

This used to be the best bar in Ridgewood, but they got rid of the outdoor seating and started to…read moreemphasize shows downstairs. Nothing wrong with that in theory, but their space is way too small to be a venue. None of the Ridgewood cognoscenti hang out here anymore. They're all at Cozy now. RIP

One of my favorite memories of the last year was sitting at this bar with my friends as a DJ mixed…read moreBlueface's Bussdown with Vanessa Carlton's A Thousand Miles. Not sure the DJ knew just how much remixing these two disparate songs would resonate with my group but boy did it HIT. Do they even have the same BPM? It simultaneously confused and delighted us, and I wish the whole bar would've erupted into dance but we had fun in our little corner. I'm not one for neon signs, but the fact that they have just the word "Lust" in neon instead of a corny phrase makes it feel tasteful, and it just goes with the pink theme they have elsewhere in the narrow space. They have a backyard but there's not much in the way of space inside, which is unfortunate because the DJ really made us want to dance. Friendly bartenders and relatively cheap drinks for Bushwick in 2025. Solid place to just stop in for a while on a weekend night.

Came here as part of the Tippler and had a great time!…read more Pros: + Trivia Nights on Tuesdays (?) + Friendly staff + Great variety of drinks + Creative names for the drinks - I ended up getting the Electric chair and it was absolutely fantastic! + Highly recommend for Bachelorette parties as a stop on the bar crawl + Easy access to parking IG: QueenOfAdventureNYC

I came here a few years ago before the renovations and really liked it. The owner was super nice…read moreand great to talk to. The coffee prices were fair, but the beer is hyper-inflated. I didn't care because I liked the owner and just wanted a nice moment with a beer listening to the church bells in the snow while music played lightly. But upon return, the place has lost that charming appeal. There were two people working: one polite and the other with just awful energy. I thought about specifying, but I genuinely could see her retaliating. Instead I'll say that if you go, you'll know exactly who I'm talking about because she makes no effort at hiding it.

My husband and I were looking for a place during the day to have a beer in the neighborhood and…read morehappened to pass by. The guy was super friendly and recommended some european beers. Served them up in nice chilled glasses. The beers did not disappoint and hit the spot. We sat outside and enjoyed them on a nice summer day. Quiet, unassuming place and great service. Perfect for us and then we kept it moving. Will def go back. Wish I would have gotten the gentleman's name. Very respectful.