WOW! I've been walking past this place almost every day for the past six months and for some reason…read morehave never gone in. Finally, I went recently with a friend and it warmed my heart. They have live music in the back room which is a cozy, tight space that pretty much ensures you'll make eye contact with the performers. I'm not sure if we just got lucky or if the talent is always that good but the two bands we saw were both so great in their own way. There's a great variety of genres and clientele. Finding seating in the main front area can be tough but there was plenty of seating in the music area and the back porch. This is the kind of place I want to become a regular at!

Solid dive bar that ended up being the perfecttttt spot for a little post wedding after party. We…read morearrived around 11ish to a few reserved tables and our big-ish group had a great time here. Even before we arrived it was a packed house, so it looks like this is the spot to be on a Saturday night. Good vibes Good drinks Great loc Nothing not to love, especially if you like a crowd.

The perfect music venue!!! Been here so many times to see Alkaline Trio, Frank Turner, Glassjaw, I…read moream the Avalanche, just a great venue with ample bars, coat check for the winter. Lots of bathroom space, 2 floor venue so any spot is a good view. Lots of restaurants in the vicinity so it makes for the perfect night out.

This was our first time here. As we were about to enter, we were asked to empty our water bottles…read more It's summer, it's hot, and we came from Manhattan. I hoped we could have refilled them inside before taking the subway back, but didn't see a place to do that. We passed through security without a hitch. It was open seating, and we were a big group. We found seats in two rows that separated the group, but we could still talk and mingle at intermission. The opening act was unique and entertaining. Unfortunately the noisy attendees sitting stage left made it difficult to hear her and her playing. Common courtesy was not evident for this act. After an intermission, the main show took the stage - I MOSTLY BLAME MYSELF. The stage was perfect for these funny troupe & their original humorous skits, which were were diverse, topical, and rousing. After another intermission they returned and gave outstanding & energetic performances. We came for the show and it did not disappoint. The venue was suitable for the show and the uncomfortable folding chairs necessary for the dance party after the show. Static comfortable chairs could not have been uprooted for the after party fun.

A truly great, chill spot for some solid drinks and vibes!…read more Just what we were looking for after having an expensive dinner nearby - a lowkey and chill dive bar with amazing aesthetics and a fun atmosphere! There's plenty of seating, and it feels very warm and cozy within. Ordering at the bar took a little while, but the bartender was very friendly and once I had the drinks, it was a great space to relax within. We had some of the ciders, which were a great flavor and taste. I also loved the decor behind the bar and also throughout the building. There's a yellow, comforting warmth throughout the space, something that I loved on a cold winter evening. If you want a chill space with excellent vibes and a warm atmosphere, Skinny Dennis is definitely the spot for you. I think they also have live music frequently - no one was performing while we were there, although I did notice someone beginning to set-up just as we were heading out. I highly recommend!

Great bar staff. Preston is so cool. And kinda sexy too. Brittany is amazing. The bar is a good…read moretime. It's always fun. Great energy. Good vibes. Dancing. Singing. Drinking. Fun.

Bar crawling in Brooklyn with my Bestie, great cocktails …read more Sleepwalking after finishing this bottle.

This place is transplant central! First, we were the only black and Latino in the bar, did not get…read moreservice until we sat closer to where the bartender was yapping with his friends. We were not checked on at all and had to call for them for our 2nd drinks. But the cringiest part was when the out of town bartender "yerrr" at 2 yt transplants coming in.... Yea the atmosphere does not scream people of color are welcomed here. Go next door to the Mexican spot.

Chill summer bar atmosphere . Super excited for the music to open in the fall…read more Ricky the bartender is amazing. Come for the $8 spritz, stay for the playlist and cool vibes.

Came here for the first time to see a show. Great experience. The place itself is beautiful and can…read morefit quite a few attendees. The drinks are moderately priced, we got 1 glass of wine and 2 water bottles and paid only $14. I feel it's $15 just for a glass of wine anywhere else. Get there on time, seats tend to fill up quickly. Bathrooms are small, try and use it before or somewhere else to avoid lines. Acoustics in the theatre are nice, I highly recommend coming here for a show! Small and intimate. Enjoy your show! I know I did!

We stumbled upon this jazz bar after going to L'industrie and it was about a 3 min walk. The vibes…read morewere amazing and they were able to seat us by the stage. I will say that it was quite loud so if you're there to catch up with friends it might be hard to hear. The drinks were pretty good! I wasn't feeling the drink menu so the server requested a special mango mocktail for me. It was super yummy!! Will be going again if I'm in the Williamsburg area!

Loved the ambience and dark interior vibes here. We got the front seats right in front of the jazz…read moreperformers. Something that made me upset was that a party sat down right behind us at the same time we did, yet they were allowed to order food (also with a bigger group of people) while they told me and my partner that the kitchen was closed. We watched the servers bring out rounds and rounds of food and it felt quite unfair because we really wanted food to go with our show.

I really enjoy this spot! It's become a reliable location for me and my friends when we want to…read moregrab a beer and chat. It's especially great when the weather is nice and you're able to sit in the outdoor area. There are booths in the main inside area with warm lighting and some music playing. Then there's the indoor/outdoor area which is very chatty with some bench seating and the outdoor area with picnic tables and a food truck. If you're looking for a high class fancy location, this is not the place but it's certainly not a dive either. I've never had a bad experience with the workers there, everyone is friendly and chatty. It's usually pretty populated but not too packed to hang. It won't disappoint!

Wonderful dive like bar with a fun patio and ambiance for a casual happy hour or hang anytime…read moreThe patio tables are first come first serve, but there is also space to stand or sit inside. There are tacos for food, which are nothing remarkable but solid when needing to eat something on a pinch . The people visiting and mainly local neighbors and it fosters a very cool community feel where people know each other. Great times!

I saw one of my favorite artists, talib kweli, here a few weeks ago! This place is a combination of…read morea bowling alley, sports bar, and concert venue. It should not be a surprise, but it's rather huge. My sister and I already had tickets, and all we had to do was show our IDs, get our tickets scan, and we were able to go right in. From the entrance, there are no signs that indicate where the stage is, so you have to walk around a bit, but it's not difficult. The bowling lanes are straight ahead and there's a long bar. They have some cool looking cocktails, and the one that really caught my attention was a peanut butter espresso martini. For the longest, because I was afraid of how much it would be (it actually wasn't too bad), I resisted the urge, but after the concert, I got one and it was delicious, even though it was not jazzed up and looking fancy like a typical espresso martini. They put it in a plastic cup and that was pretty much it haha XD. Anyways, the concert was a blast, and it's awesome that we could literally stand right in front of the stage, no barriers or security with a gap. It was an awesome crowd, and even the some of the artists came into the crowd. Even though it's not the smallest space, that made it feel more intimate and it was a fun experience. The sound was amazing all around too. I haven't been to many concert venues in NYC, but I have no complaints about this one really, though the drink's presentation was a bit of a letdown for me. I'd be back!

Spent an evening at Brooklyn Bowl for a team-building event and had a blast…read more The food was ok, but the service and drinks were exceptional and it's a really comfortable place with a great vibe. I'd absolutely go back in a minute.

Performed here with my friend/artist! Such a unique gem of a cafe! Loved the ceiling lights and…read morestage design. They have a plethora of unique acts each night, of which Japanese jazz sounded so intriguing! I encourage everyone to check out this cafe for a show supporting talent. I will try a boba tea next visit. Go, enjoy!

In the efforts to support local owned business, I had this coffee shop as a place to visit because…read moreof its decor and beautiful space. They have live seasons and it's an artist corner hub. We had ny recommendation the Thai tea with a shot of espresso and I added oat milk and it was delicious! So smooth and creamy. I hope other visit and support!

Another music/ bar/ viewing venue in BK...why not?! I came…read morefor the free comedy show that was taking place in the front side lobby area. Cute area to seat maybe 30+ people. It was very intimate space. There was a metal show going on at the same time in the music area. It made it difficult to say the least. The comics were already struggling in the jokes dept, the show inside made it even harder for them. Lol Outside of that, the drinks were good...the bartenders were a tiny bit slow, but they were nice. I'm sure I'll be back, but maybe not for the free comedy show.

This was my first time here, which it was to view a documentary. Upon entering there are seats & a…read morebar, which gives you sometime to mingle if you get there before your showing start time, or you can mingle after. One of the things that I wasn't too happy with was a man was literally talking loud during the documentary & I felt security or someone should've removed him sooner than they did. I saw when he was getting escorted out & he looked drunk, but him talking went on too long & the theater part is small. Everyone had to have heard him. Aside from that, it was a cool little spot.