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!

My new favorite brewery…read more I've been here a few times now --- by myself, with a friend, and with a group. Each and every single time has been awesome. This place has everything, attentive service, great beer, and great food. I find that sometimes the beer offerings at various breweries get a bit stale --- it's almost always the same stuff. Keg & Lantern is going to have all your favorite, but they just seem better executed. My go-to first beer is the Soprano. A great crisp Italian pilsner After that, it's off to the races with a high abv hazy ipa. The food here is also great. In particular, I love their fish and chips. After having it multiple times, it seems unbelievably consistent. It's always delicious. My wife loves the blackened fish. Finally, the service is great. They're attentive, always seem to swing by at the right time, and are super friendly. K&L seems to do everything all the other breweries do, but just a little bit better. For sure stop in here. Oh, also they've got some great happy hour specials!

Keg is our go to spot! There are a ton of beers on tap that are so delicious and different. The…read morebest place to get a cold,made in house IPA. There are a ton of delicious appetizer choices. We love to get the pretzel it's always hot and soft and comes with different dipping sauces. There are a lot of seating options inside and outside. We like to sit at the bar. The lighting is dim and the music is good. There is always good service. The prices are a little bit high for a bar with bar food but we do enjoy coming!

Beer Karma is a craft beer bar and bottle shop that opened in Brooklyn, New York in March 2017. It…read morewas founded by Dan Lamonaca. The bar is located on the ground floor of a building at the corner of Union Avenue and Conselyea Street in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood. The building has been owned by the Lamonaca family for multiple generations. Beginning in the 1950s, the storefront served as a pharmacy that was run by Lamonaca's great-grandfather. In the 1970s and '80s, it was a gift shop run by his grandfather. Most recently it was an architecture firm. Lamonaca's grandmother still owns the building and even lives in the upstairs apartment. After spending six years at JP Morgan, Lamonca decided to leave the finance world. Although he was interested in finance, it was never his passion. He really loved craft beer though and wanted to open his own place where he could teach people about it. At Beer Karma, Lamonaca has curated a fine selection of beer from local NYC breweries as well as other breweries around the world. I recently visited Beer Karma while I was in Williamsburg to see a concert. Williamsburg is one of my favorite Brooklyn neighborhoods because in addition to the locals being very friendly, there is also a bustling craft beer scene. I was on the lookout for cans by Brooklyn-based Back Home Beer; they're not available in my home state of Connecticut. Beer Karma was cozy and inviting. They had an excellent selection of cans and bottles. I was happy to see that they indeed had cans of Back Home Beer (which I purchased to go). Since I was there, I decided to pull up a seat by the bar and order a draught beer. After looking over the chalkboard menu, I decided to go with Threes Brewing's "Endless Plane" (Wine Barrel-Aged Saison). It was a fantastic beer with delicious notes of white grape and stone fruit; I was very happy with my choice. Everyone at the bar was also very friendly. I had a nice chat with some people about pizza and beer. I had an excellent experience at Beer Karma and I highly recommend them to craft beer aficionados or those who want to learn about craft beer!

Quite possibly the worst and most rude service I've had in the past 10 years I've lived here. Did I…read moreaccidentally hit my vape after he told me not to? Sure. Did I deserve to be scolded like my abusive dad used to treat me as a child? No. Literally I was left dumbfounded - this is after my party was so nice over the evening and had tipped him already. I'm just flabbergasted that someone behind a bar feels they can speak to another human that way and I'm thick skinned. Give your staff therapy.

This place is a pinball lovers dream! They have the an incredible curated selection of pins…read moreincluding modern premium and LE Sterns, the best of the boutique makers, and a some older machines that are real gems. There is plenty of space and the bartenders are nice. The music is low so you can hear the pinball audio.

I recently visited Scrappleland and decided to dine inside while exploring the space. The venue…read moreitself is pretty cool. There's a rooftop area and a back section that has pinball machines. They also have basketball machines where you can play solo or with friends. Inside, there's a bar along with a food stall called peeps kitchen that serves finger foods like fries and fried chicken. The food was just alright. The atmosphere was great. They allow dogs as I saw a few roaming around. They had two tvs playing random sporting games. The staff was willing to change the channel if you asked. The place seemed quite busy the entire time with lots of people coming in and out even on a random weekday night.

Gotta love confusing first timers when we walk into a real working laundromat for a drink. You make…read moreyour way to the back where you go behind a door that looks like a washing machine. The space is quaint and intimate, but feels like the perfect spot to kill some time when you're doing laundry or just on a fun little date. They serve beers and cider; no liquor, although you can get a shot soju for $4. I had a mango and peach cider from Downeast that was quite delicious. Most of their drinks were $10 each, which was reasonable. This is a great spot when you want some entertainment as you can play their pinball machines ($1 each play), skeeball, or any of the free boardgames they have. Be sure to bring cash, but there is a machine that gives you a change of coins.

This place was so cool. Walk in and it looks like a laundromat, but you go a little further and…read moreit's a bar with SO many pinball machines and a few other games. Really want to go back

Decided to stop in while walking past... noticed some live music and decided to walk in... nice…read morecozy vibe..hibiscus margarita was pretty good. Cute date night spot. Worth another visit.

I brought my partner here for happy hour recently - they have a discount on cocktails and beer, so…read morewe got a negroni and a sour to split. The drinks were good! Atmosphere inside was intimate and there is a backyard area thats lovely in the summertime. I've been here a few times and can typically find a spot to sit and the drinks are consistently good. I'd recommend!

A cool little shop with several fridges filled with craft beer from various breweries, many based…read morein New York. I was surprised that there was not more selections of beer as from the pictures I looked at prior to going to Beer and Provisions, it appeared that there was a lot more of a selection than what was actually in store. I did enjoy all of the extras that were for sale, such as novelty items like speciality hot sauces, snacks, and NYC themed trinkets and tote bags. Noah was also a big help when I had questions about the beer available.

Super cute store with great craft beers, condiments and friendly service. Opens til 9pm.read more

One of us is a big beer lover, so after seeing this brewery featured on the news for releasing its…read moreLiberty Lager, we decided to stop by and give it a try. We visited on a Saturday in the late afternoon, and the place wasn't busy at all. The bartender was friendly and polite, and the interior was very spacious. It's a great spot to sit back, relax, and enjoy a few beers with friends. They also serve food. The beer was excellent, and the Liberty Lager was especially delicious. It's definitely worth a visit, particularly if you live nearby.

It's a cute brewery, but not as aesthetic as their Cobble Hill location. On a Saturday evening, the…read morespace was packed and busy, but also made having any conversation very difficult. I tried a seasonal beer, which reminded me of a Guinness. They usually have lighter beers, so this was nice. Just a spot to hang out as I'm not much of a beer drinker though.