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Nights and Weekends

1 Bedford Ave. , Brooklyn , NY 11222 40.723979 -73.951046
at Manhattan Ave.   See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
718-383-5349 Send to Phone

  • Cuisine: Caribbean, Latin American
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Official Website

nightsandweekendsny.com

Hours

Mon-Fri, 6pm-3am ; Sat-Sun, 10:30am-3am

Nearby Subway Stops

G at Nassau Ave.

Prices

$2-$15

Payment Methods

Cash Only

Special Features

  • Bar Scene
  • Brunch - Weekend
  • Dine at the Bar
  • Good for Groups
  • Late-Night Dining
  • Open Kitchens / Watch the Chef

Alcohol

  • Full Bar

Reservations

Not Accepted

Profile

If Greenpoint's Five Leaves serves as a sort of community center for the hood, with daytime food, a coffee window, and a lively bar scene at night, the owners' new venture, Nights and Weekends, tells you in the name that it's different. "It’s primarily a bar ... we’re doing smaller bar snacks over there," explains co-owner Kathy Mecham.

Small plates by Five Leaves chef and co-owner Ken Addington range from a daily changing seafood cocktail to a "croque señora," a Cuban-sandwich riff topped with a fried egg. Five Leaves' Dan Sabo and Fidel Garcia-Reichman are behind the cocktail program, which breaks drinks down by spirit and offers plenty of summery frozen options. Big spenders (or big drinkers) might like the $17 "Millionaire's Margarita," made with top-shelf tequila and served in its shaker with a black-lava-salt rim. As you'd hope, it's several drinks in one: "It's very, very dangerous," laughs Mecham. The clean and airy look of the place, with concrete walls and weathered wood, is meant to suggest that "maybe back in the day it used to be a car or motorcycle garage."

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