This was my 1st time having cauliflower buffalo style. The ranch they served with it was amazing. There were filling so you can share this amazing entree. The place was nice needs more events and music to attract more people in the area.
A great place to stop by for a few (or more) drinks. If you enjoy different beers and ciders this place is a must as you're left to your own devices to try whatever you'd like. After you commit to your favorite,you can top yourself off and be surprised at how cheap it is. The staff is super friendly
Friendly spot to try out a great selection of beer and cider through self-pour taps. The system here is cool: you exchange a credit card for a tap card, put the tap card on the beer you want, then pour whatever amount you like (charged by the volume you take). There are handy screens to get more inf
And awesome bar where everything is on tap and one can drink as much or as little of each beer type they like. Payments are made by the ounce and vary depending on which beer is being dispensed. It's really cool! Not to mention, that staff was extremely nice and even gave us two small glasses of ano
There are multiple locations to this eatery, allow me to tell you which is the best: ALL of them. We went to Wburg for a birthday brunch and it was cozy as heck. This is usually a nice way to call a place small, but it was beautifully small. They gave complimentary banana nut bread while you wait!?
Awesome. Definitely add to your brunch club list (twice or three times). Epitome of a hipster Brooklyn brunch venue. Some of the tables look like refrigerator doors and one entire wall has super colorful graffiti. They do a bottomless brunch for $37 and you can switch between mimosas, bloody Mary's,
The best environment, amazing beers and the most helpful and incredible staff. The best place I’ve been to in NYC this summer! Huge shoutout to Harrison for the amazing service and tips on the neighbourhood!
Randolph has been around for a while, and a few years ago they upgraded their Williamsburg location to an actual brewpub/brewery. I'm pretty sure they were the first bar in NYC to introduce the pour-your-own-beer concept. A rotating selection of up to 24 beers, both house-made and guest brews, are a
Simply put- if you like beer, come here. You get a card from the bar and then pour your own beer from the wide selection on their beer wall. There are digital displays with descriptions of each beer, cost per oz. and the total of what you poured. The grub is also good and the menu suggests the style
Nice bar with cool atmosphere. I really enjoyed the beer wall that had over a dozen beers on tap. It’s a unique concept, and with a great weekday happy hour, it’s very reasonable pricing.
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