Coastal Craft Kombucha serves fermented teas. They had four options on tap. I tried the Jasmine…read morewith Lavender and Rose as well as the Ginger. Those who like sour and saison beers will likely like the kombucha here. The teas are tarty, sour, and a little bitter. They sell cups to stay as well as bottles and growlers to go. CCK is definitely a worthy stop at the indoor smoargasborg.

I've been meaning to go here and am glad I finally got the chance to…read more The customer service was incredible. The kombucha-tender(?) was extremely helpful at helping us pick the right choice. My wife and I decided ultimately to get a flight each. Every kombucha we tried was delicious. In particular calm seas and the Hawaiian fire really hit the spot. We sat there enjoying it, and purchased a bag of sweet potato chips, which were also recommended to us. It was such a good experience that we ended up buying bottles of kombucha for the road. We'll be back.

Yep hey it's me! On the Kombucha craze ! Full blown addict, I have to have it every day! Can I get…read morea standing O for Coastal Craft? It's all their fault ya know! Okay guys, no lie, I feel great. Energy that I haven't had in months, years even. I couldn't believe that I had no idea there was Kombucha practically in my backyard. When I found out? Mind. Blown. Do not let the lack of parking dissuade you. Just pull in up front. Get yourself a Groupon like I did and give the 'booch a try. Then be like me and force yourself to only get more once a week. Much thanks to Darrin for the kumbucha talk and education.

After a few years of sterile and bland yoga at The Y (that's not meant as a knock) it was nice to…read morejump back in the deep end at a place that's whole hog when it comes to incense burning, the trippy and atmospheric music floating through the building, and all sorts of 'new age' doohickeys decorated throughout.  (My very first class and the instructor pulled out a Shruti box to play at the very start and end of our practice... that was a first for me.) The entire biz looks great (front/store, the studio itself, the locker room in back).  It's clean and inviting and you can tell the entire staff cares about the place. I love that the class doesn't face the mirrors for class (the absolute worst) and every few feet there's the 'STUFF' bucket (napkins, tissues, cleaning solution for your mat) which is such a great 'cherry on top' that I never saw in other yoga studios I've been to. Pricing is solid (I was originally lured here through a deal over at Groupon). To date I've bounced between four different classes/levels/instructors.  Each class was unique and challenging and every teacher has been welcoming, supportive and a total pro. The studio is right by a busy intersection - metered parking on the street (I believe an hour max) and a municipal lot behind the studio (metered till 6pm, I think) for more than one hour. Even if I'm officially long in the tooth and nowadays Child's Pose and Shavasana are more my jam instead of Bhairavasana or Eka Hasta Vrksasanav - I'm just glad to have found a cool place to get on the mat and zen out for a spell.  (Will I ever advance up to their 'P3' hot yoga class?  Not even with some help from Ganapati and Hanuman!)

I've only tried vinyasa yoga here and I really enjoyed it. They also have other classes available,…read moredepending on your level. Up front, they have a kombucha bar with other healthy drinks and snacks. If you like a spicy wake you up healthy boost, try the ginger shot. The studio has good energy and its a great place to breathe and unwind.

I have been here once before and I really enjoyed seeing other parts of New York aside from the…read morecity. I'm not good with directions but my feet carried me to front of Other Half without any need for direction. Apparently this is the not so nice parts of Brooklyn but I'm going to keep showing up when I come here.

Definitely a fun brewery that's both kid and dog-friendly. I'm not a beer drinker but they do have…read moresome cocktails on the menu for $15, which today is totally reasonable. They don't have food but you can bring your own. Parking is very difficult so plan accordingly.

Loved this chill local brewery tucked into a side street in Williamsburg NY. We tried a couple of…read moredifferent beers and all were good. We had the Winter, Helles, and the Kolsch. There was a single bartender and she handled the service with ease. Definitely a vibe that i liked.

This is such a chill brewery! I got a flight to try different beer options. It's also very dog…read morefriendly. It wasn't busy at all which was great. The bartenders were friendly and attentive. Saw a lot of people come and go and they all seem to know each other.

This place rocks! Tried the weird squirrels IPA because the bartender said they'd just gotten it…read morein, very interesting flavor and a nice counterpoint to the pop-up tacos (totally delicious) they have some Fridays and Satudays. Lovely light-filled space in the early evening, plenty of seating, they were screening a brewing awards ceremony and had a free tarot reading with beer purchase. It seems like there's a lot of exciting stuff going on here each day, a must if you're on the way to a show or looking for a chill happy hour.

We stopped by during the early hours of the Bushwick Collective Block Party this year. They offer…read moreinside and outside seating. It was a nice day so we opted for outside. Heads up: the tables are rickety. Super cool art work. Lots of bathrooms. Staff were nice. My husband thought the beer was good. Wish they offered food.