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Alligator Lounge

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600 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11211
nr. Lorimer St. See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
718-599-4440 Send to Phone

Reader Rating:
8.3 out of 10
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6 Reviews | Write a Review
Scene: After Work, Bar Food, Billiards, Karaoke Nights, Lounge

Photo by Gavin Thomas

Map Rate & Review

Hours

Mon-Fri, 3pm-4am; Sat-Sun, 1pm-4am

Nearby Subway Stops

G, L at Metropolitan Ave.-Lorimer St.

Payment Methods

Cash Only

Profile

Inside what was once the Galleria pizza place, this bar's turquoise walls, pink flamingoes and Romanesque details don't quite gel, yet one crucial feature remains intact: the arched, wood-burning oven. Because of the owners' sensational idea of serving free personal pizzas every night until 3:30 a.m., this unremarkable joint has turned into a loveable hangout that's a great first or last barhop stop. Young and old Williamsburg folk congregate along the bar, in the maroon, open-angle vinyl booths, and around the green pool table. A booming jukebox and Big Buck Hunter Pro game in back provide entertainment. A selection of 10 draft beers complements the delicious crisp-crust pies, which are on the house with every drink; toppings like pepperoni, caramelized onions and flavorful sweet sausage are available for an extra $2. — Karen Hudes

Extra

The tropically-decorated, party-ready back room hosts karaoke on Thursdays.

We host KARAOKE every Thursday night at the Alligator Lounge from 10pm til 2am. Over 10,000 song choices, and totally free. Nope, we don't accept tips. Just come and sing your butt off. Even if you've never done karaoke, we'll hold your hand! You can even find your song beforehand at our website: newsoundkaraoke (dot com). Your hosts, Black Waterfall and Bobby Service

Don't Tell Anybody About Alligator Lounge

Scottywatsoncomedian from 07094 | Posted on 9/14/08

Overall Rating: 10 (Highly Recommended)

I don't want the place to get so crowded that I can't get in. This is a fantastic place, with Widmer Hefeweizen on tap, and of course... free pizza. I didn't know about the pizza when I wandered in mid-week. When the bartender told me about it, I pictured pizza pockets... but it's wonderful wood oven thin crust pizza. You pay 2 bucks for your first topping and 1 buck for after that. I had mine loaded, so it set me back a whole 5 bucks. The same pizza in Manhattan would have set me back 15 bucks. Would I be back? I'm thinking of getting an apartment above the place!

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