Nice beers, nice scene, not too packed. Ok all around. My friends and I had a nice time.

I was flabbergasted this afternoon when I asked the bartender if he would ask the beer truck that was delivering to them to move from the ambulance zone in which they were parked. "Ask them yourself." "I did." Shrug. Thanks to them my husband had to be unloaded from his ambulance into a traffic lane on West Houston. I'd pass on them for that alone. read more

Came in for Happy Hour, to be honest probably wouldn't come back. The drink options are okay, the prices ($8 for a well) was why we picked it. They were strong but I couldn't drink more then one, not balanced at all. We ordered the nachos for two. On a positive note the pork carnitas was very good. If the rest of the nachos were as good, the rest of the nachos was just sad. It's like they think throwing on a fancy radish (watermelon radish) and some micro greens is going to impact the taste. When the cheese is siezed up the minute we get it and half the chips don't even have cheese, the rest of the nachos is just sad. In the photo I took, literally took jt when it came out, the cheese was already hard and sad. Should have ordered the carnitas tacos instead. read more

The Brooklyneer - Nachos for 2 - New American Near Me - New York, New York

My colleagues and I came here after a work event on a Thursday around 4 P.M. Upon arriving, we were the only ones inside- but met with friendly, accommodating service throughout our time here. Upon arrival, there was two bartenders on staff- which were a little overwhelmed as we all wanted cocktails & around five of us wanted speciality cocktails. Despite being overwhelmed, they were both attentive and willing to make any signature cocktails we ordered. The majority of the group went for the "Love Margarita," in honor of Cinco de Mayo. We all enjoyed this drink as it did not taste overly pineapple and was well-balanced. Despite not trying any, the bar had a large amount of beer to choose from as well! The inside is cute- has the feel of a library meets dive bar look, with one main bar. As we were finishing up, the place seemed to right get a bit crowded, with more larger groups arriving (around 5:45 P.M.). In terms of food, we had some appetizers split between our group, who was all satisfied. The food came out fast and overall was okay. We got the nachos, the pickle sampler, and two pretzels. The pickles were a little confusing as to which flavor belonged to which as none were labeled and some flavors were difficult to distinguish. The pretzel was quite small, when we were expecting more of a homemade biergarten pretzel. While it was not bad, it was not that- so we did not quite feel the price justified the portion there. The nachos were definitely the star of the show! Pros: good specialty cocktails & atmosphere Cons: food is just alright! Overall, I'd definitely come back to here for some drinks, but may not get as many apps in the future. read more

The Brooklyneer - Love margarita and menu - New American Near Me - New York, New York

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So, I came back here with some of my former co-workers because it's still nearby my old work. The beer selection has definitely tried to go more local and I appreciate that, a lot more NY state and city beers. My last review mentioned how I hadn't tried the food here yet and this time I was both hungry and thirsty. I started out getting the Sunset Park sliders, and really liked the pickles in it. I was still hungry so I went with the kimchi dog and I was super prepared to hate it. I really hate the 'let's just put kimchi on everything' school of thought to upgrade pub food. I was pretty surprised at it, the kimchi was really good, and the chili sauce added a spicier kick that was balanced out well by the mayo. The upgraded beer list and after having tried the food out is an added star from me. read more

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Yet another faux rustic ambiance bar serving mid quality specialty foods at high mark ups. Kimchi hot dogs as their specialty, we got 2. Not terrible, not great, 5/10. Service prompt, kitchen slow. Fine stop in for a beer but beyond that good luck. read more

Has a dive bar vibe and the service leaves much more to be desired. It was pretty empty at 6pm, but filled up soon after. There's one waitress and one bartender for the entire place and it was incredibly hard to grab their attention. Also, when we requested any drink other than a beer, they would immediately say they can't make that. We asked for an Aperol Spritz and a whiskey drink (both we could very clearly see on the shelves behind the bar) and only after we pointed out they had the ingredients, they allowed it. Also apparently they don't do picklebacks, despite serving 10 different types of pickles on their menu? read more

Great beer selection but its not updated on the website. Definitely have fantastic service. The food isn't bad for bar bites. The pickles are highly recommended. The atmosphere is very relaxed that you can be solo or with a group. read more

Meet a friend here for drinks we got here just in time to grab a table right before the place got a bit crowded, late happy hour was our reason for stopping by. Drinks we started with w the Brooklyn lager pumpkin ale beer this was great, nice & cold. Next we gave the beer flight a try our choices were Kelso, Ommegang , Montauk brewery & the Brooklyneer ... they line them up from dark to light to begin the Kelso nut brown lager not bad decent taste, next the Ommegang not sure what rare vos is? But this one was great tasting my fav of the 4 the Montauk brewery was ok wasn't too crazy about the after taste & the Brooklyneer Cider tasted more like wine w bubbles. We gave the Cheddar pretzel a try good pretzel nice & warm, good dipping sauce liked the honey mustard dressing. Small place, interesting mixed crowd... good music playing. Service was good & prices were not bad we enjoyed our drinks. read more

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I'm writing this review because I just ate at a Cuban restaurant and was reminded of my sandwich at The Brooklyneer. And my cuban at the Brooklyneer was WAY better. Great vibes at this dusky watering hole, and for some reason, the best cuban sammy I ever had. read more

I was so looking forward to really liking this place! But they apparently don't have a menu (which the website says they have), I went to the restroom with a half filled pint of beer (really) and a glass of water on the bar that they took away in the three minutes it took me, and when I paid in cash they assumed the overage was a tip. Damn bro. You have to bring back change even if it will likely be your tip. The good news is I'll never go there again. Beer selection is legit though so if you go pay for each round in cash and ask for change. read more

Went for Good Beer Passport Dinner Food - 4/5. The hot dog was pretty plain; no real crispiness to the skin or meaty texture. The toppings were great with the kimchi adding a refreshing umami flavor while the mayonnaise and dollops of hot sauce added creaminess and spice. Service - 5/5. The bartender was very friendly and explained to us every draft beer with great detail. He made recommendations with great patience and offered to have the hot dog cut. Great service! Value - 4/5. It's a pretty average hotdog but for $6, it's not bad. Great for a quick little bite. Parking - Street (Free) read more

The Brooklyneer - Spicy Kimchi Dog - New American Near Me - New York, New York

So originally my group of friends and I were going to hit the beer hall down the street. Unfortunately there was a private event. In a panic, we whipped out our phones to search Yelp, and this place, which was literally 100 ft away, had the highest reviews and topped the list. Went in, they had a great $20 pitcher special and I watched Tiger Woods Saturday session for the Master's. Would definitely go back here. read more

The Brooklyneer - New American Near Me - New York, New York

The food was mediocre. The service was poor. When closing out my tab they charged me without showing me an itemized receipt and once I demanded an itemized receipt because they were not giving me it and charged me 90.00 for a Cuban sandwich. Very sketchy service- do not trust the bartenders!!!! It is a scam read more

The owner, Billy, was really accommodating of us hosting our pre-wedding drinks here. Very welcoming and our guests said they loved the spot as a perfect pitstop, between the church and reception venue. Will definitely return. read more

Very chillll bar with possibly the best nachos I have ever had in my life - get it with the chicken you won't regret it .... the Love margarita they had on their menu was a little too sweet from the pineapple -- I highly suggest the rosemary greyhound instead and sub out the liquor for your choice . The veggie burger was also the best veggie burger I ever had in my life ??? I honestly couldn't believe how good it was . My friend even ordered one for himself after tasting it. The bar here gets really crowded so expect to wait to order a drink, I waited about 20 mins before the bartender took my order. They have a photo booth in the back so come with friends and take some pics ! Nice spot to just catch up read more

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Really liked this place. The vibe was upbeat but not overwhelming or too loud. The staff was friendly and attentive and the crowd was chill. I ordered an Empire cream ale (all draughts are from New York State breweries) and it was tasty, followed by a glass of Buffalo Trace (reasonably priced). We split some tacos which were pretty good and the happy hour deals were great. Next time, I'll try the pickles : ) read more

Just happened to find this with my friend for some drinks and apps. Drinks are so grat. I got an old fashioned - so good. And the guac chorizo deviled eggs were OMG so good. Good vibes and it's a cute bar in general. read more

The Brooklyneer - Jack on the rocks, chorizo guac deviled eggs, old fashioned - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Fun bar in Soho, can be pricey but a solid bar for going out with friends for the evening. I don't think they have food but can be a fun before dinner or after dinner spot. The bartenders are friendly and the owner brings his dogs at the end of the night. Would recommend for a group drinks outing. A lot of space too and never too crowded. Would be great if they had DJ's here. read more

They auto-charged me a 20% gratuity without warning at the bar. I ordered 11 shots at $14/ea and the bartender took a $31 tip. I understand bartenders have to make a living too, but this is literal robbery.... read more

Came in on a Wednesday night after watching a taping of Watch What Happens Live! - great choice. It was a random stop just to grab a drink as we meandered our way back to mid-town, but ended up closing down the bar! Met some great people and had great conversation. The drinks were strong and the atmosphere was pleasant. It wasn't very busy, which may have contributed, but it was a great find for me last bar stop on my trip to NYC. read more

Only got beer but the decor, service, location are just perfect for an after work intimate happy hour. Music was a tad bit loud but I guess it helps cut down the chatter! I'm going again and did I mention the bathroom was very nice and the wallpaper is quirky! Love it. read more

We went in to try to check this place out and the security guard was really rude to us. We couldn't hear what he said as we were searching for our IDs, so he inappropriately taunt us for not closing the door while we search for our ID. Would have tried the food and the beer but the poor security guard prevented us from having a good experience. Please properly train your security guard to pay respect to your customer. read more

I come here about twice a week so I would call myself a regular lol. Bartenders justino and Luis are great! They always remember me and my husband drink and are very attentive. Burgers and hotdogs are amazing! Ambiance is always a mature lively crowd. I will always support this bar! read more

I recently went here for a private event, and had to rave about the one bartender, Dorian. AMAZING! I'll get to that later. The space is cool, very Brooklyn-esque. It's right next to the subway which is nice (the 1 train). I tried their chicken tacos, their veggie burgers and their soft pretzels which were all tasty snacks. The cheese baked pretzel was really tasty. Food was good, like I said, snack food. Dorian is amazing. I asked him to make me a vodka based drink and he totally crushed a cucumber vodka martini. (I don't know even know the name of the drink, but I had everyone drinking it by the end of the night). Very chill space, super casual, a bit hipster, but I enjoyed myself. They had a pretty legit beer menu too. Would be a great day drinking spot or happy hour! read more

What a perfect spot to come on a cold winter night in NYC. With the subway 1/2 a block away the warm and cozy atmosphere was perfect. Eric was working the bar and was so attentive. Great music, great service, overall perfect night! I will highly recommend the Brooklyneer to other friends. Thanks ERIC for outstanding service! read more

The Brooklyneer - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Packed for happy hour on a Wednesday. Food was pretty good. Nachos. Tacos. Wings. I had 4 different cocktails and they were all really good drinks. Got wrecked. Loud joint and good place to get a little reckless (at least from what I remember). read more

Amazing cocktails and great bar fare, particularly 'the King' and the Cubano sandwich. Always try to stop by on trips to the city, never had a miss here read more

Just cause you on the corner of Bedford don't make you a Brooklyn bar! Your homebrewed beer tasted like piss water, and that may be too much of a compliment. Rather have an authentic Colorado Coors light. Brooklyn isn't only about wood. Its about attitude. And even though your bartenders had plenty of that, it isn't the right kind of attitude! Brooklyn isn't that far away so please, please, change your name to the Manhattanite! K thnx! read more

The Brooklyneer - Entrance - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Came to this bar for a birthday party and I truly don't understand how it's popular? The DJ was horrible. The "music" he was playing literally sounded like his equipment was malfunctioning and it was just scratching noises with beats. Terrible beats at that. The whole vibe was odd. Way too crowded to move. Not joking it was worse than being stuck on the 6 train during rush hour. Drinks were not special. I ordered a vodka soda and it was very watered down but served in a slim glass with a slice of lime. I might have enjoyed myself more if I couldn't hear the music and was blacked out drunk. However, I stayed classy and decided to just leave the bar, one less person to elbow your way to the back, you're welcome. Sad that Brooklyn is even in the name... read more

Solid neighborhood bar across the street from Dish Networks. Don't ask me how I know that. Brooklyneer is next to Houston Hall, not as spacious, but you've got a higher probabilty of being seen by a waiter and getting a seat. read more

This place would have wonderful potential. If only the staff members took care of their customers. You can literally come in and sit at a table full for 20 minutes. Before anybody ask you if you were looking to order food or drink. Staff members are too busy looking at their phones even when restaurant isn't busy. read more

I love this place, I went with a bunch of my friends and we all had a blast. food is great staff great and super friendly. Just wish the bathroom had private sinks but all and all its fun for all. read more

Hip but casual, The Brooklyneer really does have the neighborhood feel of a 718 joint more often found in places like Prospect Heights and Williamsburg. There's even a [manager or owner?] sporting a serious mid-aughts hipster beard to lend street cred to the prime conceit. But beyond the "Brooklyn" schtick , the Brooklyneer is just an all-around solid bar. Or maybe it is on Mother's Day Sunday afternoons, like the one when I popped in to nurse a post MD brunch hangover with some hair of the dog boozing. It was a mid-afternoon lull between brunch and dinner when even Manhattanites takea break from group drinking, which made for a pleasantly laid-back experience. On tap where several Brooklyn Brewery libations, with a smattering of wheat beers and summer ales well geared to the season. I tried an Empire Cream Ale, which was smooth and not too filling despite the name. We briefly perused the attractive and affordable brunch menu, contemplated a second brunch in one day (what's the record?) and ultimately decided to move to A.O.C. Bistro for a more robust selection of foodstuffs. But they did offer us a $35 all-you-drink boozy brunch. It was a "special promotion," so keep an eye out if you're into Bloody Marys and Mimosas. read more

Not my sort of place. I've walked by a ton of times, and never been interested in going in for some reason. Guess my instincts were spot on. Went for a bday party last night. Crowd was not that spectacular. To top it off, it was hot as hell in the back - the AC wasn't working or something. Not sure why they are the Brooklyneer also. I missed the theme, if there is one. read more

Their wings are pretty tasty and the venue is pretty comfortable. My only complaint was when asking for a drink I wanted, the server came back several minutes with another drink because she didn't know a gin fizz required an egg white and that the bar didn't have any... Granted she said I didn't have to take the drink she brought but that would have been a little awkward... So I felt a bit obligated to take the drink I didn't ask for and paid for it too... read more

Nice local place. They need to figure out how to use their thermostat though; I've been here twice and it's felt like being in a sauna both times! The bouncer is sweet and awesome. Like the bar staff, very friendly! Go for their spin on the Old Fashion. YUM! read more

My coworker who lives nearby loves this bar so I've been here a couple times. The atmosphere is laid-back and unpretentious and the staff are nice. The cocktails are great! I loved the 'notorious' cocktail as well as the 'firethorn'. The food menu is pretty good too. I loved the kimchi dog and I hear the tacos are great! Definitely a bar I'd come back to when in the area. read more

The Brooklyneer - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Came in here before a show at SOB's last night and honestly picked it because of the responses on here from the owner in regards to the shitty reviews. My bartender was awesome and the food was good. I'd go back read more

Tasty drinks, and relatively quiet on a Friday night. There was a pretty healthy selection of bourbons & whiskeys, which made for an interesting night, and the bartenders had no problems mixing up10+ ingredients per drink, which, while fascinating to watch, didn't do a lot to diminish the line at the bar. The draft beers are mostly local, such as the Six Point Sweet Action and a range from Brooklyn brewery, including a nut brown, and a pilsner. We had dinner elsewhere, so I can't comment on the food, but it was a fun vibe in here - I only wish we'd gotten just a bit more tipsy and made use of the photobooth in the back. read more

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