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Sixpoint Brewery

4.5 (43 reviews)
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Closed 6:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Sausage and fennel pizza - A pizza with a golden-brown crust, tomato sauce, melted cheese, herbs, and meat toppings is presented on a metal tray. Two poached eggs with runny yolks are placed on top, sprinkled with black pepper. The pizza appears freshly baked, with some slightly charred edges. The tray is on a white table, with a black pen and a hand visible nearby, suggesting a casual dining setting.
Christina G.

If you're looking for delicious beer along side with amazing food and great service this is the brewery to go to. We started off with the pretzel and the spicy beef empanadas and while I was super delicious. The pizza was so yummy and freshly made and the kitchen is right behind you see you can see them cooking your pizza. Lastly the chicken sandwich was very good as well and we ended up adding cheese to the sandwich. They have amazing flights here which is great if you want to try all their different types of beer. The staff was wonderful and friendly and our waiter was super sweet and made the overall experience very good. I would definitely recommend to come here for great beer and excellent food.

Shrimp tacos - Two fish tacos with fried cauliflower, shredded cabbage, and herbs are presented on a white plate. The tacos are accompanied by a generous portion of potato chips. The dish features fried cauliflower pieces, shredded purple and green cabbage, and garnished with chopped herbs, likely cilantro. The potato chips are thin and crispy, surrounding the tacos and filling the plate.
Matt S.

Great environment in female market, very fresh beer and a wide menu with delicious options

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Jose C.

First time I have ever been here as a local resident. From very low and fruity blends to imperial 14% apv stouts, it's a Brooklyn brewery. Had a couple of bengalis and my homeboy had a stout and an orange blend. Henry chopped it up with us and explained the brewery and everything past and during Covid, cool ass dude who explained everything about the locale and it's future expansion. Really enjoy drinking this specific brand and I from the crowd coming after us it shows I'm not the only one. Got some dope stickers while leaving too, glad you guys support BLM. Keep it up team.

Beer List - The image displays a draft beer menu titled 'Beer Garden Menu' with the subtitle 'On Draft.' It lists six beer options, including 'Super Jammer,' 'Spritzer Bomb,' 'Velour TrackSuit,' 'Bengali,' 'Crisp,' and 'Righteous Rye,' with descriptions, alcohol percentages, and prices. The menu is designed with bold headings and clear text, focusing on beer varieties available for order.
Ryan F.

Stopped at Sixpoint Brewery on Saturday afternoon. A fairly limited brewery in terms of both beer and space, but it offers fans a chance to try a few harder to find beers. Quality: Sixpoint Brewery is a bit cryptic about the actual brewery arrangement, so we didn't know exactly what we were walking into. They are more a facility than as a tasting room, but they have set up a small beer garden. They had six beers available on tap, but also offered single cans to add ten more options to the menu. We stuck with the Draft Pours and tried Super Jammer 75, Spritzer Bomb, Velour Tracksuit, and Righteous Rye. All the beers were fine, none really stood out. I think Righteous Rye, a barrel aged rye ale was probably the highlight of the bunch, adding a little kick to the traditional ale. Quantity: They only do Draft Pours in plastic cups, but with only six taps there is not much tasting needed. Value: $6-$8 for Draft Pours. $6-$9 for Single Cans To Stay. Ambiance: Sixpoint Brewery is located in the Red Hook area of Brooklyn. I have passed by several times since my move earlier this year, but this was the first time I saw it open. They have a small outdoor patio area towards the center of the facility. Out front they had a few tables in the sun as well as a food cart. Inside they had about ten high top tables, which were able to grab some shade from the tall walls surrounding the patio. A open space housed a few fridges of beer and the portable tap machine. Music played from the cart outside, but it didn't reach very far. Crowd: It is a pretty small space, but every table was occupied on Saturday afternoon. They are really more set up for beers to-go, but the small beer garden space allows guests a chance to try a small selection of unique beers. Service: The staff was extremely friendly, though a little frustrated with the less than ideal temporary tap set up. They had a water bowl out for our dog before we even had a chance to ask. Parking: Plenty of street parking throughout the area.

Kenny C.

I've been drinking Sixpoint since I've been old enough to drink (and probably before then too, shhh), so they'll always have a special place in my heart (especially the Crisp). So when they released their app for the public to buy small batch releases, I knew I had to order some. Plus, they would be opening up their space to the public for the first time ever during can pickup hours! Their building in Red Hook was messed up by Hurricane Sandy, so I heard they're still a ways away from having a real taproom, but they made due with a refrigerator with built-in taps and free samples of everything they had, even super limited edition beers, like the Smoothie and the Dubbletake. They also had a DJ spinning tunes, and a food partner selling empanadas. Staff was awesome, and the artwork on the walls was beautiful. For their first time running an event like this, everything was incredibly well organized. So kudos to everyone who made that happen, and I'll see you guys again soon!

Mild buffalo wings, fries, 2 cocktails - The image shows a wooden table in a restaurant with a basket of French fries, a plate of fried chicken wings on parchment paper with a dipping sauce, a tall cocktail garnished with mint and fruit, and a glass of water with a straw placed on a coaster. In the background, there are other diners and chairs, indicating a casual dining environment.

Went on a quick date here, which was 75 cent wings Wednesday's. The atmosphere was pretty cool as we were greeted by the fantastic artwork on the walls. We were seated pretty quickly and the waiters quickly approached our table ready for our orders. My date and I decided to try two of their recommended cocktails but was slightly disappointed with the wing flavor selections, (Mild, buffalo and spicy). Nonetheless we ordered about 15 wings to share among the 2 of us. The drinks weren't terrible but we definitely had better. Unfortunately the wings were fried pretty hard so it was a bit of a challenge chewing our chicken. We also ordered a side of fries which arrived cold and pretty salty and didn't bother ordering a fresh batch. The overall experience wasn't too displeasing and the waiters were very accommodating. They asked if we wanted fresh drinks to try but we had to make it to movie on time so we declined but was very much appreciated by the offer. Maybe they were overwhelmed in the kitchen as to why our food was subpar but I think I'd give them another shot in the future to see if anything changes.

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Mick T.

Great location, great atmosphere, friendly and knowledgeable staff, great beers! Lively crowd and a beer garden.

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Just took a tour with danny and marcus, we had an amazing time. Such sweet, informative and down to earth brewers!

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Your beers are dynamite-keep up the good work. And don't stop making the Sweet Action.

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Anyone know what time they open?

I think they only open on certain Saturdays when the y have a specialty beer release party. You need to buy beer on the Sixpoint app in order to get in.

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