Nice local bar to have a quick beer, hang out, and relax…read more The owner is very nice and makes you feel welcome. There is an wooden shelf with books. You can take books for free or drop books as donation. I just dropped 2 books. The world cup was fun to watch here since it was not as crowded as other places, and there was a few screens here. It has a yard with seating and bringing your own food is acceptable here. I liked the bringing your own food part a lot.

Definitely a neighborhood spot. CASH ONLY! I LOVE THAT IT IS CASH ONLY!! Came here on a Sunday…read morenight the vibes were chill. The bartender was super nice and chill. Very laid back bar. The prices were really good to. $6 for a beer shot special. I could see myself coming back here and making this my local spot. The people at the bar were super chill as well. Theres a pool table here! There's a nice outdoor area too! I loved the bathroom and the messages! Clean bathroom!

I checked out Temkin's in Greenpoint for the first time on a Sunday night. We sat at the bar and…read morethe bartender was friendly and patient with our food and drink questions. Overall vibe was chill and relaxed. I was catching up with an old friend, but next time I definitely want to try out the Godzilla and Jaws pinball machines tucked in the right back corner!

- cool bar - divey -…read moreseems like all the patrons know each other - drinks are alright - no drinks to go - I like the 80s style bar feel

Great cocktails, plenty of seats, and good for groups…read more This is one of my go-to bars in Sunnyside. I'm always glad when friends want to get together here. Can't go wrong with any of their specialty cocktails. My personal favorite is the Smoking Bulleit.

I haven't been to this bar in literally ages.. I must have been 21 years old in fact. I returned…read morethe other day with a group of highschool buds and was pleasantly surprised. It's got such an old feel yet is clean, well kept and run by gentleman behind the bar. It was busy but didn't feel overcrowded. I loved the modern jukebox- I put on old school N.O.R.E and the bar was jumpin! I especially appreciated that they had heineken zeros, another pleasant surprise! I would definitely bring friends here to catch up. Great safe neighborhood bar!

I just wanted to add that the more I've been here the more I like it. I've also noticed there are…read morealways regulars in this spot and that's a sign of a great place . Female friendly? Yes. I'm always on the search for bars I can hang out in by myself and be left alone. So that's something I like to include in my reviews. So, yes, I've sat here many times on my own and felt safe and no one bothered me.

I came in here to order food from JJ's southern vegan, which is located in the back, and I decided…read moreto have me a cocktail margarita. It was really good actually. Cute little spot. I can see the regulars going there often.

Kind of don't want to tell more people about this place. It's got great beer, sweet pinball games,…read morechill vibes and smells like clean laundry! Kids welcome!

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.

When I first moved to New York nine years ago, one of the first things I did was Google "most…read moreunique bars in NYC," and this spot popped up in a Time Out article. What's wild is if you go back to that same list now, most of those places are gone..but this one's still here, still doing its thing. And it's not just surviving off novelty either. It actually feels like Brooklyn. very Bushwick, very laid-back but still a little chaotic in the best way. It can get pretty packed, so don't expect a ton of space, but honestly that doesn't take away from the experience. It's always a good time, and the drinks never miss. If you're looking for a unique but low-pressure spot for a casual date or just somewhere to talk shit with a friend..this is a solid pick. They've got board games, but the real highlight for me? The adult coloring pages lol. Also, don't get offended by the subtle insults around the bar like saying "do math to figure out the tip"... lol I promise it's not that deep.

Cute little cozy dive bar but it's small AF . I do appreciate the board games, the open window…read morestyle seating and the cool fast bartenders. Nice little spot on the weekdays. I will be returning and getting pissy drunk one day lol

A good dive bar. Very hipster. There are jackalopes on the wall, an oil painting of an old guy at…read morethe center of the bar, very eclectic decor. Big wooden booths make this a solid place to catch up with a small group, and it looked like they had some outdoor seating in the back as well. I was here past happy hour time during the week, but the prices here are still decent. My friend and I grabbed two rounds of vodka sodas and ended up owing $30 each. The bar had a handful of folks in here on a Thursday at 6 but wasn't too overcrowded. I liked the vintage style glasses and fun straw my cocktail came with. Our bartender was attentive enough and made good drinks. There are some TVs here in case you want to watch some sports. It's conveniently located right off the train. A very good dive bar, indeed.

Walked into Black Rabbit on a Saturday night around 8pm to grab cocktails ahead of meeting friends…read moreout later in the evening. The cocktail menu included a selection of martinis, including a pickle martini which I knew I had to get and happy I did so as it was perfectly made. The ambiance was dark and mysterious with various black rabbit themed decorations of art and taxidermy lining the rustic and wooden walls. The bartender was very friendly and service was quick and smooth. The pickle martini itself was delicious and I could've ordered several if I wasn't pacing myself for a longer night ahead. The bar food menu included a selection of cheeses as well as mini burgers which I personally opted for and exceeded my expectations. After the martini and grub we opted for a couple of their draft beers which were also a great choice. By the time we were leaving, the bar was full and there was a lively birthday party being hosted in the back. I'd recommend black rabbit for any type of evening you're looking to have.

What can I say? This place is awesome. Every time I go to New York City. I go here. Have to make a…read morestop at Duffs. Pure metal, thrash, death, speed!

Great place to get a couple drinks. Bartender was extremely…read morefriendly. This is a classic rock or hair band lovers dream bar.

I hosted my birthday party at Broken Land and it was such a perfect venue for a casual little get…read moretogether! We had about 16 people and I was able to email ahead of time to get a few tables reserved in the backyard/patio. I ordered every small plate they had and we were pleasantly surprised by the different flavors of the dip, nachos, and other sauces!! Highly recommend going to Broken Land with your friends esp during a nice summer day!!

Had heard of this actually before and it did not disappoint honestly would say it was filled with…read moregood vibes and aura on a Friday night. To me: That is one of the best combination for going out in NYC especially ona Friday night, drinks were flowing and I most stuck with just beer ( Guinness and Modelo and Pacifico). Also, really the evening was a great day to catch up with a friend for great conversation, nachos looked amazing but did not get any but next time for sure. Bartender was friendly and I would go back as we talked about green point bars in general, aura farming and worth my time for this visit.

What was formerly known as Capri Social Club is so normal looking you wouldn't necessarily…read moreunderstand it's cult favorite status in the neighborhood at first glance. Understated would be the best descriptor for this bar known for their PBR's and cheap beer+shot combos. In fact this has been the site of many film sets, chosen for its non regionally specific qualities because from the outside and inside it really does feel like it can be as much a bar located in a town many states over as one right here in Brooklyn, a little out of place among the new buildings and new age cocktail bars that populate the Greenpoint. It isn't just one demographic that you'll find filling most of the seats here either. Different age groups, personalities and backgrounds will find themselves here, much like the makeup of the surrounding neighborhood. A great equalizer of a bar, which is part of the draw. That you can have a raucous conversation with folks you may not otherwise find yourselves rubbing elbows with.

This bar is lame! People keep telling me "oh it's for locals" or "oh, this is a blue collar place",…read moreand I don't buy any of the excuses. It's just not fun, and the thought of it being any sort of "social club" (See: previous name, categorization on Yelp) is complete hogwash. I mean, they do beer/shot combos for cheap. That's cool I guess, but I had quickly learned it's what half the dives are adhering to. I don't care if their draught selection is sparse, what gets me is how tiny the pours are. I do not think it was even a full 12 oz in my little mug. Maybe 10. Can someone measure this out for me? Goodness gracious I don't like paying pint prices to get just over half a pint. Liquor selection blows. It's cash only, which you'd only know from a very small, inconspicuous sign above the register. And to make matters worse, their ATM was down! And they were completely unaware. Goodness gracious, I'd never come back here.