Good spot for small or large group hangouts…read more I came here with a group of about 20 friends for an early Saturday afternoon hangout at around 3pm and there was plenty of space for us at that time, although it did start getting crowded as the evening wore on. This brewery isn't huge by any stretch, but it's got ample space and if you arrive here early enough you'll be able to find a spot to sit until about 5pm when it starts getting busy. Their list of beers was displayed on the wall behind the bartenders and they served their beers in 3 sizes. I didn't try any of the beers as I had the hard cider instead, which was good. As for the beers, it had mixed reviews amongst my friends. Outside of the brewery, there is a play area for kids, so that was nice since some of us had our kids with us, but on bitterly cold days, it's empty. Solid, chill hang out spot. Just one piece of advice is to do your research as to where it is located first before heading here as it can be a maze.

I'm not a beer person but the beers here are an exception. I came here one day prior to a Yelp…read moreElite starting to kill some time. I can't remember the precise name of the beer that I had but it tasted good. I was told that there are certain beers that pair well with burgers so I tried what was recommended to me. Also, the beers here are affordable. The customer service here is top tier as well.

A small spot with a large selection of draft beer. The beer was good and fresh and I liked the vast…read morevariety. The only downside of this place is that it's small and kind of dead energy wise. Maybe during sporting events there is more life, but it doesn't give hangout vibes like other places do (like Tap Beer). With that being said, the service is super friendly and I'd go back if I was in the area.

Popped into beer land to grab a beer to go. They have a funky filling system so you've got to pick…read moreup one of their one or two liter bottles for a fill. They have about three dozen options on tap. I decided to go with Allagash White. Lots of German and Eastern European options. The tap system is also organized by style to help out with selection. Service was quick and helpful. I already had my moms on something but the associate was very knowledge able and was ready to make an informed recommendation.

Visiting this spot for the first time was a great experience. The atmosphere is casual yet festive,…read morewith just enough space and energy to keep things entertaining throughout your visit. The crowd was friendly, welcoming, and in great spirits, which added to the overall vibe. They offer an excellent selection of beers along with a variety of wines. Maddy, the bartender, was fantastic and made the experience even better. She recommended the Hill Farmstead Double Mosaic IPA, and it did not disappoint... an outstanding choice. I also got the chance to meet one of the owners, Taylor, who was friendly & very knowledgeable on the beers. Thank you for a great conversation. Overall, this is a great spot that I can definitely see becoming one of my regular go-to places. Looking forward to many more visits. Thank you Maddie & Taylor See you soon. FYI: My gift to you. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6WANF3K42o683YtXvJ0GYV?si=Rs5ncI0USleqHeSl6x-LDA&pi=Mn1kckwnQNCq5

Brewer's Row is a certifiable gem in this area, such a great spot for a delicious beer in a laid…read moreback atmosphere. They've got a food menu and other drinks besides beer, including nonalcoholic options, but I was especially impressed with their tap selection and cans available in the fridge. Bartenders were awesome, and this place is great for having way more space than you'd expect when you first walk in! There's more seating past the bar in the back. The big differentiator is an outdoor patio area that's perfect for the nice weather. If I lived nearby I'd be out there pretty much all summer.

Never noticed this place when I actually went to BC. Then again, life was way simpler then!…read more All of the bottles and shelves are a bit dusty but it doesn't bother me because that just means the store has earned its stripes and likely carries some obscure product, that very well may have aged...on the shelf...since the store opened. Ha! The owner is a riot and definitely knows his stuff when it comes to liquor and just real life in general. Did I mention they have wine, 2 for $7.99!? Hardly Dom Perignon BUT effective and totally worth the price, most especially if you are mixing in a punch or to make sangria and such.

Friendly staff,great prices a great tequila section and very knowledgeable of wine and any question…read moreI had

Came by this new brewery/bar while walking around the area. Not many people inside on a rainy…read moreSaturday afternoon, so immediately got a couple of stools at the counter. Moderate sized draft list and some canned items as well. No IPAs surprisingly, though there are ales and lagers available. Started off with the "Noble in Reason" ($8) - a light ale with a crisp finish. Next was the "Construed to Waste Your Time" ($8) - an even lighter Kolsch with a bready taste. They do have snacks for purchase and delivery from spots nearby if wanting something more substantial. Good spot to have a beer and watch a match or two (was showing a soccer match when we were there).

My partner and I discovered this local gem over the weekend and were very pleasantly surprised. We…read morehad never heard of it before so we didn't know what to think, but will certainly recommend to friends. I typically love sours, and while they didn't have many traditional sours, I really enjoyed the brews they did have. They even had some features from other local breweries like big alice! Atmosphere was great (pretty quiet on a Saturday afternoon) with a lot of games, cool decor, and a backyard patio to enjoy drinks at. Cool spot!

this is one of my favorite places in the neighborhood, it's got great atmosphere, amazing and…read morecreative mocktails, and good food. I love love love this place. The perfect place for teetotalers to hang out when we want a cocktail lounge.

I really, really wanted to love this place. I love non-alcoholic spirits, functional beverages,…read morenon-alcoholic beers and wines and cocktails. So when I heard this place in Park Slope had a full bar without a drop of alcohol in it, I got very excited. So back on May 2nd, early afternoon, my wife and I popped in and had a few cocktails while we did the Saturday crossword puzzle. We adored it! Great kinda art deco-ish vibe, very "detective noir." The bartender was excited and talked a lot about the products available. We spent roughly $60 or $70 and had a fantastic time. Today, Saturday August 8th, we thought we'd do the same thing since we were in the neighborhood. It was almost as if we experienced two different restaurants. My wife needed to use the restroom, so she did that first and sat down at the bar. Immediately, the person behind the bar told me "We aren't doing drinks, just food." I was then told that cocktails don't start until 4pm (which is wild, because it was around 1pm when we were there back in May!). I wasn't offered a list of drinks that were available, just told "No drinks." The bartender then added "Everything we have is zero proof," as if I was going to be upset about that. Of course I already knew this -- that's why I was there! The whole experience was extremely unwelcoming. At that point my wife came back and was looking over the brunch menu. I had wanted to leave, but she decided on a hibiscus tea... which it took her about five minutes to order, because we couldn't find anyone to take our order in spite of there being three front-of-house employees and only four patrons in the entire place. Ultimately I had a club soda (which was $4 for 7 ounces!) and we did the crossword and left. So we spent about $15 total, instead of the $60 we spent back in May -- and which we were planning to spend today on two rounds of NA cocktails. I worked service industry for a long time (over a decade), and the vibe I get from this place is that no one in management has done the service industry time that it takes to know how to run a place like this well. It has that feel of top-down lack of experience. It's a shame, really, because this place has so much potential and there's not really anything like it in the neighborhood. But as it is, they are basically just walking away from all the money we'd gladly spend there if the place made any sense or did a good job of being, y'know... a bar and restaurant. One note: I'm attaching an image of my receipt, because I have noticed the owner likes to claim that reviews are by people who went to some other restaurant and were just confused about Mockingbird. We aren't confused. Here's the receipt to prove it.

In the area and decided to stop by this bar for the first time -- and definitely my last…read more I've never been to a bar that automatically adds an 18% service charge just for ordering drinks. I had one beer for $10, one cocktail for $16, and fries for $7. Somehow the total came out to $42, which simply doesn't add up. The bartender wasn't helpful at all and never provided a receipt. When I asked about the total, he said there was an automatic 18% service charge. Honestly, it felt like a joke. He even said the fee was "for staying in to drink" -- which makes no sense. Where else would you drink if you're at a bar? If this is how they operate, I won't be coming back, and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

Good beer selection, also have snacks/ sides for it. Depending on the day, it's a mixed crowd that…read morecan get unpleasant as some patrons don't know how to act after drinking too much. Very casual environment and service.

A solid draft selection helmed by super friendly and helpful staff. I was originally going to…read moreorder a sour and given that particular brew's flavor profile, they steered me away towards a more enjoyable hazy IPA.

Good selection but not great. Glad you can walk around dekalb market hall with a beer. The guy…read moreworking there a few Fridays evenings ago not the nicest. Will check there selection again next time