if you been to the Union Square Greenmarket aka the farmer's market that is open Monday, Wednesday,…read moreFriday, & Saturday...then you're probably familiar with Migliorell Farms. this farm stand typically has a variety of produce like apples, but they are most notable for selling hot cider especially during the winter....as you can see puffs of steam rising from warm pots filled with apple cider. beyond the apple cider, they sell cider doughnuts. got a small bag of pear cider doughnuts a few weeks ago--and SURPRISE SURPRISE they were awesome. basically it tasted like a cinnamon cake doughnut with a hint of cider. the cake-iness is light and soft crumbly while the sweetness is light and lets the cider and cinnamon tastes come through. overall, a tasty simple doughnut. while the weather is warming up so hot cider might be out of the question...doughnuts are a year-round affair. enjoy!

Didn't know it was a gay bar until I said, "Bottoms up" before drinking and three guys stood up…read more Nice and dark with speakeasy vibes and curated drinks (good cider!) and great service, but super tiny. Maybe four small tables and the bar seats about seven (or 14 if you stack).

This is a really great spot in the East Village with a delicious, dry, house-made cider. Cocktails…read moreare decent as well, vibes are fantastic, and service is friendly!

Rooftop Reds is a true hidden gem in the Navy Yard of Downtown Brooklyn. It offers a nice view of…read morethe Brooklyn and Manhattan skylines (though most of the manhattan side is covered by surrounding buildings). The vibes are relaxed with open seating, hammocks, large tables, and backyard games like cornhole. I especially like that the grape vines are intertwined with the seating, so that you can sit all around the plants while you enjoy your wine or cocktail. Service was spectacular with two sommeliers working the wine bar. They took their time to explain the menu and patiently described the flavor profile of each of the wines to me and my friend (two complete novices). I suggest trying their in house wines and the Le Mone spritz, which is similar to an Aperol Spritz but made with a lemon liqueur instead. It can be kind of difficult to get to the location since it in inside the Navy Yard and there is no direct access from the main street. Once you get there, you have to go up about 4 flights of stairs since the elevator is for special use only. They have a small snack menu but you can also order pizza from IL Porto, which will be delivered right to the rooftop. You cannot bring outside food or drink. Reservations are mandatory but I went on a Friday evening and there was only about 3 other groups there. There was also no cover when I went. Based on the other reviews, they must be more strict and charge cover on busier days or weekends. I plan on coming back here with more family and friends! 5/5 stars!

The only reason this is missing a star on the review is the steps!! It's ridiculous and there's no…read morefull disclosure until you get there are to how far up you have to work. It's five steep floors. You cannot use the elevator and if you have mobility issues you have to call a number posted on the door when you arrive. Def a turn off. After climbing forever, I checked in which was smoothe. I thought the movie began at 6pm so I arrived at that time and had almost two hours to look around. I chilled in the big beautiful hammocks And walked the vineyard. Though pizza and wine was included in my ticket I ordered the watermelon frose which was so delicious and cheese. The spread arrived in picnic aesthetic which was so cute. The movie started at sun down and it got chilly fast. They provide blankets at no additional cost if needed. The pizza was so good! It was a nice vibe with the beautiful skyline in the background. I would recommend for single or solo outings. The service was great.

Sweet spot. Bartenders are really nice and knowledgeable. Definitely check it out if you're in the…read morearea. They have a mead distillery on-site which was fun to experience. Airy environment is relaxing and fresh.

Bar that has mead and mead cocktails. Very good spot for pregaming. Mead was pretty good. Service…read morewas quick as well. Some areas for seating but it does fill up.

Fun lil brewery nearby Rutgers Newark in ...well...Newark. Got a nice flight of a variety of beers…read more...with ipa and sour the best. A near space with funky art on the wall and people geeking out on games. Nice service too. Was happy to serve me close to closing.

(Drank 09/19/2026 SA @ 3:00pm): Apparently, this was the only local craft brewery in Newark proper!…read more In my quest to explore the various cuisine scenes and things to do throughout Jersey City (specifically the Heights) and by extension nearby Hoboken, I actually found myself further out towards the airport at Newark Local Beer. If you knew me, I always seeked out local breweries wherever I traveled and made it a point to visit any I could before I departed. Opened in late-2021 as the U.S. slowly started to open up at the tailend of the Covid pandemic, husband and wife owners, Stephen and Miller Hughes as avid beer enthusiasts with a passion for making their own beer, decided to follow their dream of opening a brewery and event space in the heart of downtown Newark where there once was a rich beer history. How did Newark's lone local beer producer treat my palate!? PURCHASE(S) *All beers from Newark Local Beer* Orange Crush Wheat Beer 4.9% ABV 16floz Draft ($7.00): Bright amber color, citrusy wheaty aroma, light body, citrusy orange sweet wheaty flavor, crushable smooth finish, and citrusy wheaty aftertaste. Lite Rail Kölsch Beer 5.2% ABV 16floz Draft ($8.00): Amber color, biscuit malty aroma, light body, biscuit citrusy malty flavor, crisp smooth finish, and biscuit malty aftertaste. Utz "The Crab Chip" w/Chesapeake Bay Crab Seasoning Potato Chips 7.75oz Bag ($6.00): With no real nearby food options except for delivery, I chose this over beef jerky and the unique flavor of minimal crab and salty seasoning that made me really thirsty... a plus for a brewery! Sidecar Session IPA Beer 4.5% ABV 16floz Draft ($7.00): Rich amber color, funky hoppy aroma, light body, dank hoppy tropical flavor, crisp finish, and earthy hoppy aftertaste. Coal Train Nitro Oatmeal Stout Beer 4.5% ABV 16floz Draft ($8.00): Brown red color, bread malty oatmeal aroma, light body, bready earthy oatmeal malt flavor, bitter drying finish, and bitter malty oatmeal aftertaste. Unleaded Hazy NEIPA Beer 7.0% ABV 16floz Draft ($10.00): Hazy amber color, citrusy hoppy aroma, light body, herbal hoppy flavor, crisp finish, and herbal hoppy aftertaste. My favorite of the bunch. Easy Rider IPA Beer 6.0% ABV 16floz Draft ($8.00): Hazy amber color, floral hoppy aroma, light body, citrusy fruity hoppy flavor, crisp smooth finish, and citrusy floral hoppy aftertaste. Stickers ($1.00 x3): I loved placing stickers on the walls of other breweries! Souvenir T-Shirt Baby Blue M ($25.00): Not that I needed ANOTHER t-shirt, but the logo was cool and I loved the Grateful Dead skull treatment. SERVICE I was warmly greeted by a friendly lone young man behind the bar as I made myself at home for several hours at a counter stool. It was just he and I for a while, so we chatted, as I kept ordering beers from him. Eventually, a large group from Audible came in as he managed the crowd perfectly. Once it was time for me to leave, I easily settled my tab as we each wished each other a good night. It was a chill afternoon with a cool guy - cheers! PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance): I took a Lyft from Jersey City and never left my stool until I left, so I honestly had no idea the parking and streets situation in the area. However, it seemed like there was the possibility of street parking, but don't hold me to it. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A huge open one-floor layout with numerous brewing equipment visible on site, with numerous communal tables and stools, a small counter where I sat, and stark white walls like a hospital with some artwork hung on them. Plenty of natural lighting filtered through the large front glass doors and windows while an assortment of track and wall-mounted electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. No actual TVs but projections screened on the walls while an eclectic mix of music played in the background. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL I was happy to finally visit Newark Local Beer and cover all of the breweries within proximity of my friend's place. I enjoyed the variety of brews they had and I drank, and the space has so much potential. The prices were comparable, the service was amazing, and I imagined they held nightly events to bring in the crowds. And, I'm unaware whether or not pets are allowed. Plus, I always preferred to support small mom & pop businesses. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $86.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

The ambience of this bar is amazing. We got two sours - the ultra violence and the mirror shield…read more Both were really great and made in Ny. The service is great - the server was very friendly

I wasn't expecting to stop by Queue Beer. Honestly, it wasn't even in my periphery of a place to…read morestop by in New York. However, after a couple of recommendations I thought 'why the hell not'. Well, I made the right choice and thank you to each individual who recommended the location. When I arrived, I checked out the tap list and was blown away by the offerings they had. And in addition, looking around and eavesdropping on some conversations I realized that I was surrounded by fellow beer nerds. I got a few different pours, including one of my favorite Canadian breweries (Messorem really needs to get some beer down to Minnesota). Artstar: A Double IPA by Root + Branch Brewed and Dry Hopped with Freestyle Motueka and Peacharine Hops on a Multi-Oat / Wheat Malt Bill. We'll All Vanish the Same Way: A Double IPA in Collaboration between Messorem and Xul Beer Company with Citra, Citra Cryo, Rakau, Nelson Sauvin, and Nelson Sauvin Hop Kief. Triple Dribble: A Quadruple Dry Hopped Triple IPA by Messorem Brewed with Strata, Citra, Mosaic, Galaxy, Terpènes Strata, Citra Cryo, and Mosaic Cryo. _________

Amazing experience at the Red Hook Winery the staff is very knowledgeable and the wine is 100%…read moreamazing! The view on the patio is something you won't get anywhere else in New York City. I recommend the Red Hook Winery to anyone who enjoys wine and the beauty of the ocean and the charm of New York.

Had a lovely Saturday afternoon at the winery. We didn't make reservations but were still able to…read moreget a seat outside in the back with views of the Statue of Liberty, as well as the brewery location. They have a good range of wines, and also a flight option. I tried a white, a rose and a red. My friend also tried 3 different varieties. We both loved them. We didn't have service to our table so we had to carry it outside ourselves. I wasn't sure if this was because we didn't have a reservation or not. I also didn't have any food, so cannot speak to that. Will definitely return again soon.

My first & last time going in this weird place. Went in and there were a total of 3 male workers -…read more1 at the register, 2 shooting the shit as if they weren't at work. I said greeted, nobody greeted back. Nobody asked if I needed help. Bought a bottle of wine, $25 bucks, grumpy guy at the register rolled his eyes and acted like I ruined his life?? Will never step back in here again, this experience made me want to crawl back to Enoteca LIC.

Everyone here is so damn rude and unpleasant. U are scorned as you walk through the door. As they…read morepretend to stock empty shelves and tap the screen over n over. Even at check out. I am considering calling 311 or reporting this business because something isn't right here. I'm convinced it's a front for something. Another review here said it must be money laundering business and that's probably true. The people here need to fix their fucking attitude. Besides the ugly staff, the shelves are baron lately. I'll be walking further to the next shop. They don't deserve anyone's business and I hope to see them shut down.