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Brooklyn Brewery
79 N. 11th Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11211
nr. Wythe Ave.
718-486-7422
| 6.8 | "Recommended" Average Reader Rating on a Scale of 10 |  |
lazy, cheap weekend event
gjl137 from 10016 | Posted on 9/24/09
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I went here with a couple friends on a Sunday afternoon. The beer is cheap and the atmosphere is chill. If you are looking to do something during the weekend that does not require a lot of money I recommend going to Williamsburg. Check out McCarren Park, all the shops on Bedford Avenue and then hit up the Brewery. The beer is cold to perfection and you can also order pizza.
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Go for the beer, not the "tour"
xela from 11218 | Posted on 9/13/08
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And eat first! The "tour" wasn't exactly a tour. You went into a room and listened to a woman talk over machinery for 30 minutes, which included talk of middle eastern peacekeepers and hostages being killed. In our experience, a tour must involve 2 or more rooms, and at least walking 20 ft. In one room is a bar, the other room has vats. there is no tour. no "tasting no "flights" although you buy chips for tastings but you are just buying beers. they need to work on their tour experience. and hearing most of their beer is brewed in utica new york is a little disappointing...
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Great hangout!
AbsoluteLM from 11101 | Posted on 12/3/06
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The beer at Brooklyn Brewery is fantastic--especially the IPA and the delicious seasonal pumpkin ale. And you can't find a better low-key hangout for you and your friends. You can even order in pizza (or other food) from one of the great restaurants nearby. Perfect. You've got to experience it for yourself!
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Disappointing
joelle | Posted on 6/6/05
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Good hang out, bad beer. The beer tasted as if it were made that afternoon.
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