Evil Twin is one of my partner's favorite breweries in the city because of the variety of beers…read morewith interesting profiles. I really enjoyed my I Shoud Coco because it definitely had a coconut aftertaste. The hop flavors of the Marzen was tasty! We also got to try their new Love at First Spice, which is a collab with mala project. I liked how its novel attempt at combining Chinese chili and spices into beer but I found the beer itself too tangy which drew the attention away from the spice. I liked the chill environment - greenhouse area with board games, cute LED lights, and an outdoor area with lots of tables/fairy lights. Staff were nice and let us try some of their new red wines before we secured the grenache for home. Fun place to hang out!

One of my favorite breweries in New York (also shout out to their taproom in Dumbo). Always enjoy…read moregrabbing a few tasters and hoping to see the allusive but majestic Marlon making an appearance! Definitely a place for sours, milkshake, and stout connoisseurs! Service is always helpful and friendly - and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating for parties of all sizes! Great selection of games too!

Went here to see Theo Parrish and it was a vibe for sure! Didn't expect the space to be so big and…read morereally love that they don't want you to be on your phone when on the dance floor. Also keep conversations out in the backyard, which is huge by the way. Staff was very friendly, but food and drinks were a bit pricey. They do have great options for drinks and the indoor Mexican restaurant was great too. Event was sold out but they always sell tickets at the door. Just be sure to get there a few minutes early.

Body hack is a vibe. Bartenders are usually great. I love their spicy margaritas. Their food is…read morealso really good for a quick bite. I was surprised how good the tiramisu was. Nachos are very satisfying after a night of dancing. I love the outdoor space. It's very cool and relaxing to hang out in a hammock or by the fire.

I had been wanting to check this place out for some time. We decided to have a birthday brunch for…read moremy husband. The breakfast was absolutely delicious! I was very impressed. The place is small but quaint. It felt very cozy. The service was great. We were greeted right away upon entering. They were family friendly and had options for my little one. Overall great experience. Seriously dreaming of that breakfast we had!

This place is always packed for brunch and for a good reason. The food is delicious, I try…read moresomething new each time and my picky self loves it. The cocktails are crafted well and the staff is kind.

So I look up this place, Gottscheer Hall, because my German friends said it was classic or…read moresomething. A quick look from the outside, we'll, it looks like some kind of place where they keep really historic things and serious beers. Also outside are these big blue awnings, not trying to be all fancy, probably for weddings where locals use a side I've never been. ​The inside has got this big old wood bar and a few tired ceiling fans above. It looks like the kind of place where old and young, guys and gals go to eat, drink and make merry. The Queens Chronicle has a picture posted inside '100 years of good cheer,' it says. So I ordered all this German grub and our it came all at once, all laid out looking absolutely delicious. Just look at the giant pretzel. It's sitting there with some wonderful yellow cheese dip, and the platters of sausages, potato pancakes, and sauerkraut, it's all so heavy and seriously yummy. They've even got a bunch of beer bottles lined up under these little blue lights, like they're trying to match the blue awnings, I loved the look myself, i love anything that reminds me of Christmas. ​The dessert with the massive meringue on top of a brownie. It wasvreal good! ​If I ever went to this place ahain, I'd probably just drink beer and eat pie while staring at my giant pretzel for a while.

Very welcoming place the bartender Danny was great and makes the place even better. All are…read morewelcome. You get the feeling you are in your neighborhood place. Food was good the beer better

came here for a drink before a show... good supply of canned…read morebeverages (beers, seltzers and CUTWATER!) If I'm at a place that I don't know ...I'm always down for a Cutwater...wish they had lime marg but peach was solid. They were kind enough to give me a glass of ice. place is huge and is perfect for a large group to meet up.

Fun spot to come and chill with friends over a beer. Lots of colorful artwork, good can selection,…read morefood, and games. Not too loud/busy, so was perfect to sit around and chat!

Cute chill bar that closes around 4 am. Love all the pinball machines and they have a backyard area…read morewhich I've yet to check out. Bartender was nice and patient, explaining to us what food they had left and how long it would take for them to heat it up (considering we came close to closing). Samosa, chicken patty, and pizza were pretty good!

I arrived at Milo's Yard at 3:15pm on 7/3/2025 to inquire about obtaining camera footage of an…read moreincident displaying MTA misconduct that occured at approximately 12:30pm that same day, at the Seneca Av & Bleecker St bus stop right in front of their business. A white woman with blonde hair answered the door and I explained this to her in great detail. She spitefully suggested I go to the police and file my complaint with them, when I know the 104th precinct in Ridgewood is going to do fuq all with the report and protect MTAs interest by default, instead of holding the worker who was in the wrong accountable. In what world does it make sense to suggest following up an MTA complaint with the NYPD? I said to the rude woman, the police won't help with my complaint. She then, arrogantly brushed me off and refused to help me. After asking why she wouldn't help me, her ridiculous reasoning for refusing to help was because she's more concerned about the "privacy" of others which is complete BS. Instead of doing the right thing and assisting someone trying to hold a complacent MTA worker accountable and disciplined for their misconduct, she denied me help because she had some sort of disdain and prejudice towards me, when I was nothing short of respectful in asking for a minute of camera footage.. There is no expectation of privacy in public especially for MTA workers who work for THE PUBLIC and are IN PUBLIC. I only needed a minute of footage to follow up with my MTA complaint and I'm gone, but the woman simply brushed me off. If the staff at Milo's Yard are this ignorant about privacy laws and quick to brush off a good samaritan who is doing the right thing, I can only imagine how they treat the patrons who put money into their establishment, which I'm willing to bet they treat them the same way. Regardless, this is the typical behavior I'd expect from a run down hipster bar currently gentrifying the once beautiful neighborhood of Ridgewood. So here's my honest review on what I think about Milo's Yard. Shame on you

Welcome home! I always feel welcomed at this neighborhood brewery. Unpretentious and a cool spot to…read morespend time. Good beer, great customers and lovely owners who are truly appreciative of their clientele. Nice way to spend an afternoon.

I was actually quite surprised that I hadn't been here before as it is absolutely the vibe I am…read morelooking for in a weekend brewery. The space itself is intimate, fairly small but utilized well. Bench tables and bar seating with a TV, fake fireplace, and a throwback arcade game. The bartender was so friendly and welcoming. Dark but not in a pretentious way. When we went on a Saturday afternoon, it was essentially just us and a few isolated people at the bar. We played a board game we had brought and had a great time. The beers themselves were not my favorite. There is a good variety and the prices are super agreeable, but I wasn't really thrilled by any of the IPA choices specifically. Probably just me. My biggest gripe with the place, however, is the music. I appreciate that this is super dependent on who is working but for a darkly lit brewery, I wouldn't have chosen the classic/elevator/slow music that was playing overhead. Parking is super easy. Also, I am very curious in their connection to the leather making studio next door and would be interested in the pop-ups that happen here once monthly!

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

I visited this brewery a few weeks ago for the Smoked Spice BBQ Pop Up. The wait in the line wasn't…read morebad and it was totally worth it. The customer service was quick and easy. The food was delicious and well prepared. I took my food to go but I enjoyed everything. I ordered the wings and I got the mini sampler. I got ribs, brisket, macaroni and cheese, jerk chicken fried rice and Cole slaw. Everything was delicious. There was enough food to share with my family. Whenever there's another pop up I'll be there. I'll continue to support Smoked Spice BBQ! Finback Brewery thank you for having this event and I'll be back to try your beers soon!

I'm not a beer drinker but my husband loves beer. So I often find myself at breweries. Finback has…read morebeen around for years in a sleepy corner in Glendale, Queens. Even though it's well known, I would say it's a hidden gem because you would never tell that there's this awesome brewery in the middle of a residential neighborhood. They are IPA focused, but they do have a few non IPA beers, as well as canned cocktails. I like the fact that you can bring your own food and that they often have food pop ups. The best thing about this place is their staff. Everyone here is so friendly and passionate about their product. It makes it easy to spend a few hours here just relaxing.

Steven is the GOAT, great service and attention to detail. Ambiance was a great time tooread more

First time going -- and it was a perfect day to boot. I loved the concept -- and the space.read more