This place is MASSIVE. A ton of options from out door seating, to indoor bar seating, to indoor…read morelong table Biergarten style seating. The pricing is a bit ridiculous but it's also during the World Cup so, you get what you come for. Typical bar food but the prices match the portion size. Highly recommend the pretzel and wings!

bohemian beer garden is such a gem in astoria and one of my favorite places to watch a game with a…read moregroup of friends. the energy is always fun and lively, but can get very packed. i've tried the pretzel with cheese, chicken tenders and fries, and the smash burger with fries. it's average but reliable bar food. the staff does a great job of letting you know that gratuity is already included in the bill which i always appreciate. service has always been smooth and friendly. between the spacious setup and being such an easy place to gather with friends, it's definitely a spot i keep coming back to.

Unfortunately didn't get to try Clinton Hall because they was closed although the site and google…read moresaid the establishment was open. There were also no signs on the door indicating the restaurant would be closed. Better luck next time I guess.

I've been wanting to check out Clinton Hall and am glad that there's a location in the Bronx. We…read morewere here on a rainy weekday afternoon, so the place was fairly empty. The double smashed burgers were our favorite served with a tray of fries. We got HH Buffalo cauliflower which was tasty. The Korean tenders were haphazardly drenched in sauce but tasted better than it looked.

The Bronx Beer Hall isn't just a place to grab a beer, it's a community gathering spot that…read morerepresents the best of the Bronx. Highly recommended, and I'll definitely be back again!

Went to Arthur Avenue with a friend on a Sunday and decided to put together our own little "food…read morecrawl." Our first stop was Cosenza's Fish Market, and afterward we headed over to Bronx Beer Hall, which sits inside the Arthur Avenue Retail Market. The beer hall has a small bar with about six seats, a few tables, as well as some high-tops tables. I ordered the mulled wine, which hit perfectly after being outside in the chilly weather. The place was lively, lots of people walking around, grabbing food, eating pizza, and browsing vendors, so it made for a fun and easy stop along the crawl. The mulled wine was $12 and came in a paper to-go cup, which made it convenient to wander through the market while shopping. A cozy, energetic break between bites.

We had a large party (20+) during a college reunion and the hotel we were staying offered few…read moreoptions- we reached out to the Bridge View Tavern and they warned us it might be tough to seat us all together- I stopped by with my wife early in the afternoon just after they opened and felt it would work - we returned a few hours later and the staff had already set up a room where we could all sit together- Tara and the staff went over and above for our group- food and drinks were top notch! We had a beet salad and two sandwiches- a shrimp and sausage po boy and a pork bahn mi - highly recommend

My husband and I were looking for a nice casual place for lunch yesterday and came upon this…read morerestaurant and decided to try it. So glad we did. We were given the option of sitting inside or outside in the beer garden and chose outside. Our server was very knowledgeable about the beers and menu items and the food was great. Mid meal the manager Patti came out to greet us and asked about our meal and was very welcoming and friendly. She also came by after our meal to see how everything was. Overall GREAT FIND. highly recommend.

Broken Bow Brewery is one of the few breweries that I still have bookmarked for the state of New…read moreYork that isn't in New York City itself. So with that in mind I feel a certain sense of accomplishment by checking this particular brewery off of my list. The beer that Steve and I had and enjoyed was the Broken Auger Lager. A very appropriate beer as the weather heads in it's steadily warming state for this time of year. But in actuality lagers are good anytime of the year for us. Flavor features with this particular beer are a naturally sweet flavor along with a bit of sour with a clean aftertaste. The beer is light bodied and smooth which is an extra plus!

Large space with tons of special events all the time. We strolled in for a beer and a craft fair…read morewas taking place inside and out. The beer is adequate. Lots of children. Bar is quick.

Steven is the GOAT, great service and attention to detail. Ambiance was a great time tooread more

First time going -- and it was a perfect day to boot. I loved the concept -- and the space.read more

*Update Jan 2026* As always, stellar service, amazing…read moreambiance, and even better food. This year's brunch menu does not disappoint. The Cranberry Orange Scone is PERFECTLY made - incredible flavor and not AT ALL dry. The Garden Omelette is beautifully composed and chock-full of the freshest veggies (and cheese), with the side salad as great accompaniment to a wonderful meal. We look forward to their brunch in the winter (just wish y'all could continue it throughout the year!)!!

We visited on a Sunday afternoon, and there were employees directing people to where to park. The…read morefarm features large lots with ample parking and options to visit the market, where you can purchase ciders, donuts, and more. There's also apple picking, a beer garden with two food cart options (Jamaican/ crêpes), and a section with farm animals like goats and chickens. As you head up there are more food options and the full cidery where you can also buy cider we opted for the $24 cider flight and some individual ciders (the peach fuzz was our favorite) there are also three food trucks (hot dogs, sandwiches( chicken tenders fries), nachos and from the cider areas you can order pizza ($12-16) pretzel, etc. Lots of seating options some people bring their blankets and sit by the grass, by this area there's a live music section some face painting for children, and a petting zoo. Overall definitely worth checking out! It's right across the Shoprite plaza in Warwick NY.

I came for the beer, stayed for the empanadas, and will absolutely be back for both…read more The OG Chopped Cheese and Adobo Chicken empanadas are incredible. They are crispy, flavorful, and perfect with a pint. I'm a big fan of their classic beers, especially the American Pale Ale and the delightfully named Smile My Guy. They have some super fun collar beers right now too. The space is huge and laid-back with an awesome backyard that's perfect for lingering over a second (or third) round.

The Bronx Brewery is a craft brewery that opened in the Bronx, New York in October 2014. It was…read morefounded by business partners Damian Brown, Chris Gallant, Steve O'Sullivan, Kirk Voltz and Niall Henry. O'Sullivan came up with the idea to start a brewery in The Bronx in 2009. To make this idea a reality, he enlisted the help of Brown (a homebrewer), Gallant (a former executive for Heineken), Voltz and Henry. Launching in 2011, the brewery initially started out simply as a brand that gypsy brewed with the help of the now defunct Cottrell Brewing Company in Pawcatuck, Connecticut. Bronx Brewery was the first brewery to launch in The Bronx since Rheingold Brewery left the borough in the 1960s. The first brew that Bronx Brewery launched was "Bronx Pale Ale". By 2014, the partners opened their own brick & mortar brewery at a former lace factory in the Port Morris section of the Bronx. A secondary taproom opened in Manhattan's East Village in late 2018, but closed in early 2025. A third taproom opened in The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards in Manhattan in November 2022. Although most of the company's co-founders have moved on to other ventures, Brown still serves as the head brewer. I visited the Bronx Brewery this past summer while I was cycling around NYC. I was trying out a number of breweries and pizzerias and this was my sixth and final stop of the day. The clientele at most craft breweries tends to be predominantly white men in their 30s and 40s. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the clientele at the Bronx Brewery was predominantly men AND women of color; pretty cool! Aside from the main taproom, the brewery features a large outdoor space (dubbed the "Backyard") which often hosts musical guests. There is also a seating area on the production floor which was dubbed "The Lab". Unfortunately, there was a private party going on when I visited and I was unable to visit the Backyard or the Lab. After looking over the beer menu, I decided to order draft pours of "Smile My Guy" (Session IPA) and "No Resolutions" (IPA). They were both pretty refreshing. The brewery is also home to its own Puerto Rican-inspired kitchen. Customers can order delicious empanadas or sandwiches from the "Empanology" menu or artisanal pizza pies from their "EmPie Artisanal Pizza" menu. After looking over the food menus, I ordered and enjoyed a delicious "Middle of Little Italy" (white wine citrus shrimp, banana peppers, fresh garlic, mozzarella) to pair with my beers. Overall, I had a really nice experience at the Bronx Brewery and I hope to visit their Hudson Yards location in the future!