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Open since 2015 or so, this is one of the many microbreweries all around Queens and Brooklyn. The taproom area is spacious and rustic, like most tap rooms, and they seem to be kid-friendly, though most folks, of course, were of drinking age. Our small group was here after a long walk, and everyone was in the mood for a drink. In terms of food, they have some snacks, and there are food carts outside on certain days. Sunday's option was Mom's Momos right outside, but the cart was unfortunately out of most of their things, but this is not the brewery's fault. For my selection, I decided to get a few of the 5oz (or 5.5oz) sampler/tasters of two $4 beers, and eventually a third, instead of getting a 10oz pour, though the pricey Cuvée Barley Wine sounded interesting. The bartender, who appears to be the owner from the photos online, was friendly and gave good suggestions. My favorite of the bunch was from their rotating cask selection, which was a bit surprising as I tend to like sours and stronger beers. This was the Billy Neverwilly, a 5.6% APV English Pub Ale, or Bitter. As expected for the style, it was very pleasant, being malty with a little bit of bitterness. For the percentage, which is higher than the typical pub ale, it was surprisingly drinkable. If I got an $8.50 20oz pour, it would be very dangerous, as I could easily drink another few. More unique, but still tasty, was the Grätzer, a 4.0% Grodziskie, or smoked wheat ale, a style originally from Poland. Previous to this, the only smoked beer I ever had was the German Rauchbier, using smoked barley. The most well-known one is the original from Schlenkerla, and it is pitch black with an off amber head, very smoky, and very tasty, and you can find it at Karczma in Greenpoint. The color in this case looked like any typical wheat ale/witbier with white foam and had a very mild smoky smell. The flavor was interesting, with the initial sip tasting like your typical citrusy wheat ale, but with a smoky aftertaste. The last of the brews was the Guava Goggles, a 5.5% Sour Ale with Guava and Lime, which he recommended over the similarly named Berry Goggles. It was primarily sour, but had some mild sweetness from the guava and a bit of tang. Occasionally, I find guava a bit overpowering, but it worked here. This was again refreshing and easy to drink. I would go back here, and next time, I would probably go with the Infernal Optimism, a 6.7% Smoked Porter, which seems available frequently. I also wouldn't mind trying something else interesting, as everything was good, which is rare for the number of styles I tried. Nice rotating taps, nice staff, and a good, large space. It's hard to dislike this place.
So good to stumble upon this place while touring Queens shoreline views before walking back across the Queensboro bridge. The place has the working brewery vibe with some bar seating as well as some table seating. I enjoyed a couple samples of their IPAs and Pale ale and sampled their Irish Stout, and was impressed enough to bring back two four packs to go. The best part is that stye allow you to mix and match cans in your 4-pack which is not always the case at a brewery. The hazy IPA and double IPA I brought home were quite good too. Definitely a nice addition to the NYC beer scene.
Good beer, great setup, fun time, and good memories. In July 2025, they had a Love & Hades Smoked Helles Lager - probably one of the best Helles Lagers I've ever had. Those smokey notes bring such a crisp finish wanting you get your next sip right away!
Fifth Hammer Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Queens, New York in October 2017. It was founded by business partners Chris Cuzme, David Scharfstein and Mary Izett. Cuzme had previously worked as a brewer for Gun Hill Brewing as well as 508 GastroBrewery. Izett started out as a homebrewer, served as a president of the New York City Homebrewers Guild, authored "Speed Brewing", and is co-host of the fermentation-centric podcast "Fuhmentaboudit". Cuzme and Izett teamed up with Scharfstein (a lawyer) to open their own brewery in a former industrial space in Queens' Long Island City neighborhood. They chose the name "Fifth Hammer" in reference to the legend of Greek philosopher Pythagoras, who came across five men hammering at a forge; the fifth hammer created a distinctly discordant sound. The concept represents individuality and not being afraid to go your own way individuality and not being afraid to go your own way. I visited Fifth Hammer Brewing this past summer while I was cycling around NYC. I was trying out a number of Brooklyn and Queens breweries and pizzerias and this was my fourth stop of the day. The place had a nice sized crowd when I showed up. I explored the taproom for a bit and then pulled up a seat at the bar. After scanning through the menu, I decided to order short pours of "Bartholomew Neverbart" (English Pale Ale; on cask), "Sun Machine" (Grapefruit Kölsch), "Bedevil" (Black IPA), and "Juice Jumper" (Double IPA). I like how Fifth Hammer carries an eclectic mix of different beer styles. I really enjoyed each of the different beers that I sampled, but "Juice Jumper" was probably my favorite. I really enjoyed my experience at Fifth Hammer and I look forward to seeing what they brew up next!
I always have a great experience at this brewery, but the vibes are especially good when the weather is warm!! I love the open-door, airy atmosphere, & there's always cute dogs around. It's a pet-friendly spot, so I come here to enjoy a beer & pet some pups. I ordered the raspberry sour and my partner had the stout--both drinks were reasonably priced with generous pours. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the area and looking to check out a local brewery!
What a fun spot in the neighborhood! Very welcoming for everyone, local families, dog owners, beer lovers. The open garage concept lets you breathe some fresh air as you grab a barrel to sit down at with your beers. The beers were really good, from IPAs to their pilsner and rice lager too. Shoutout to the bearded beertender, very friendly. They have food trucks for snacks, loved the Asian one that was there on the weekend.
Fifth Hammer has all the qualities you look for in a solid hang out spot. - Tasty brews (and seltzers and ciders) - check! - Chill atmosphere with plenty of tables - check! - Clean bathrooms? - check! - Tunes that make you wan to get up and dance? - check! - Amazing staff who can help you identify a new favorite from their rotating menu? - check, check, check! You can also bring in your own food (similar to other breweries in Queens!) They did have a food truck outside, and folks brought all sorts of snacks.
Came on a Saturday to do some board game playing, specifically Ticket to Ride and we sat inside at one of the picnic tables. I had one of the ciders while the others tried their beers my cider was good and the overall atmosphere was laid back and friendly. Love that you can bring your fur babies and got to give a few belly rubs while there. While they don't serve food, they did have a Vegan food truck outside that you could order from.
A cool place!! I like the different types of seating they have indoors, at a barrel ( kind of high table vibe), or picnic benches that are reserved for larger groups. They have battery-powered candles, which sets a nice ambience. There are also seats outside the brewery, if you're into street/people watching! My boyfriend and I had the beers which were solid, and had notes of fruit. Tasted exactly like described (we could taste the notes of passionfruit and strawberry in our drinks). Overall a fun vibe of a local brewery, and I can't wait to check out Trivia some week!
Really Tasty Beers and great vibes. They had a food truck outside serving some good looking food but unfortunately we had just came from dinner. The space is open and rustic. It gives all the brewery vibes. The glassware is interesting because they look like wine glasses but I actually love that. The bartender was knowledgeable, friendly, and had answers to all our questions. When I go back they have a frozen drink that looked really good. If it's gone by the time I get back-- I'll be just fine with all the beer selections they have. Grabbed a few cans for home too!
Fifth Hammer Brewing is a brewery I have been wanting to try for a little while and I got super excited when I had the opportunity to finally try one of their beers! The particular beer that we had was the Ask For Dorothy. This was a kõlsch style beer. A type of beer we really like as they are flavorful and light! This particular one was also awesome and we enjoyed the crisp, sweet, malty and corn flavors with this particular beer! So very grateful to have finally tried this brewery and found the wait to be rewarding!
Cask is back, baby!! I mean, I guess it didn't really go anywhere - but it's definitely harder to find since the ::shudders:: COVID-19 Pandemic. Fifth Hammer delivered an earthy, hoppy cask beer, and it was my boyfriend's favorite brew on our recent beer tour of NY. We also tasted Flute Solo (Belgian Style Blonde Ale), Rowdy Rhodies (Foeder Lager with Rye & Spelt), and Troublesome Jellyfish (Hazy IPA). I was a big fan of all their brews. The location is awesome - very close to the beautiful waterfront park with sweeping views of Manhattan. The inside is spacious, and when the weather permits, seating spills out onto the front sidewalk. Fifth Hammer is dog friendly and group friendly, as long as you time your visit well!
Love going here for the sours. We came pre COVID and they had a ton of games. They don't have any anymore. Bring them back!!
5 days ago
Tried this place out when I was visiting NYC. I was on foot and was a bit of a walk from the station but I also like to explore. Good variety of beers and helpful service. Being a visitor this place reminded me of the breweries back home, great ambiance. I will visit again next time I visit! read more
I came here for a doggy birthday and I must say: the beer is spectacular! They have some great hoppy beers and sours and definitely super dog friendly there's so many dogs inside! The left room was perfect to host a gathering and if you come before 3pm usually nobody is there at that time so it's quite private in there! It's such a great vibe to chill and hang out with friends in here and there's also food for any hungry people - I was confirmed it was very good. read more
Fifth Hammer is one of the chillest breweries I've been to, period. I love their take on infused fruity beers and the overall open concept with the brewery right next door. These days there are food on site quick bites and a food truck in the front which makes for a good pairing. I haven't been in a while, but I can't wait to go again. read more
4 days ago
Open since 2015 or so, this is one of the many microbreweries all around Queens and Brooklyn. The taproom area is spacious and rustic, like most tap rooms, and they seem to be kid-friendly, though most folks, of course, were of drinking age. Our small group was here after a long walk, and everyone was in the mood for a drink. In terms of food, they have some snacks, and there are food carts outside on certain days. Sunday's option was Mom's Momos right outside, but the cart was unfortunately out of most of their things, but this is not the brewery's fault. For my selection, I decided to get a few of the 5oz (or 5.5oz) sampler/tasters of two $4 beers, and eventually a third, instead of getting a 10oz pour, though the pricey Cuvée Barley Wine sounded interesting. The bartender, who appears to be the owner from the photos online, was friendly and gave good suggestions. My favorite of the bunch was from their rotating cask selection, which was a bit surprising as I tend to like sours and stronger beers. This was the Billy Neverwilly, a 5.6% APV English Pub Ale, or Bitter. As expected for the style, it was very pleasant, being malty with a little bit of bitterness. For the percentage, which is higher than the typical pub ale, it was surprisingly drinkable. If I got an $8.50 20oz pour, it would be very dangerous, as I could easily drink another few. More unique, but still tasty, was the Grätzer, a 4.0% Grodziskie, or smoked wheat ale, a style originally from Poland. Previous to this, the only smoked beer I ever had was the German Rauchbier, using smoked barley. The most well-known one is the original from Schlenkerla, and it is pitch black with an off amber head, very smoky, and very tasty, and you can find it at Karczma in Greenpoint. The color in this case looked like any typical wheat ale/witbier with white foam and had a very mild smoky smell. The flavor was interesting, with the initial sip tasting like your typical citrusy wheat ale, but with a smoky aftertaste. The last of the brews was the Guava Goggles, a 5.5% Sour Ale with Guava and Lime, which he recommended over the similarly named Berry Goggles. It was primarily sour, but had some mild sweetness from the guava and a bit of tang. Occasionally, I find guava a bit overpowering, but it worked here. This was again refreshing and easy to drink. I would go back here, and next time, I would probably go with the Infernal Optimism, a 6.7% Smoked Porter, which seems available frequently. I also wouldn't mind trying something else interesting, as everything was good, which is rare for the number of styles I tried. Nice rotating taps, nice staff, and a good, large space. It's hard to dislike this place. read more
So good to stumble upon this place while touring Queens shoreline views before walking back across the Queensboro bridge. The place has the working brewery vibe with some bar seating as well as some table seating. I enjoyed a couple samples of their IPAs and Pale ale and sampled their Irish Stout, and was impressed enough to bring back two four packs to go. The best part is that stye allow you to mix and match cans in your 4-pack which is not always the case at a brewery. The hazy IPA and double IPA I brought home were quite good too. Definitely a nice addition to the NYC beer scene. read more
Good beer, great setup, fun time, and good memories. In July 2025, they had a Love & Hades Smoked Helles Lager - probably one of the best Helles Lagers I've ever had. Those smokey notes bring such a crisp finish wanting you get your next sip right away! read more
11 months ago
Fifth Hammer Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Queens, New York in October 2017. It was founded by business partners Chris Cuzme, David Scharfstein and Mary Izett. Cuzme had previously worked as a brewer for Gun Hill Brewing as well as 508 GastroBrewery. Izett started out as a homebrewer, served as a president of the New York City Homebrewers Guild, authored "Speed Brewing", and is co-host of the fermentation-centric podcast "Fuhmentaboudit". Cuzme and Izett teamed up with Scharfstein (a lawyer) to open their own brewery in a former industrial space in Queens' Long Island City neighborhood. They chose the name "Fifth Hammer" in reference to the legend of Greek philosopher Pythagoras, who came across five men hammering at a forge; the fifth hammer created a distinctly discordant sound. The concept represents individuality and not being afraid to go your own way individuality and not being afraid to go your own way. I visited Fifth Hammer Brewing this past summer while I was cycling around NYC. I was trying out a number of Brooklyn and Queens breweries and pizzerias and this was my fourth stop of the day. The place had a nice sized crowd when I showed up. I explored the taproom for a bit and then pulled up a seat at the bar. After scanning through the menu, I decided to order short pours of "Bartholomew Neverbart" (English Pale Ale; on cask), "Sun Machine" (Grapefruit Kölsch), "Bedevil" (Black IPA), and "Juice Jumper" (Double IPA). I like how Fifth Hammer carries an eclectic mix of different beer styles. I really enjoyed each of the different beers that I sampled, but "Juice Jumper" was probably my favorite. I really enjoyed my experience at Fifth Hammer and I look forward to seeing what they brew up next! read more
I always have a great experience at this brewery, but the vibes are especially good when the weather is warm!! I love the open-door, airy atmosphere, & there's always cute dogs around. It's a pet-friendly spot, so I come here to enjoy a beer & pet some pups. I ordered the raspberry sour and my partner had the stout--both drinks were reasonably priced with generous pours. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the area and looking to check out a local brewery! read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
What a fun spot in the neighborhood! Very welcoming for everyone, local families, dog owners, beer lovers. The open garage concept lets you breathe some fresh air as you grab a barrel to sit down at with your beers. The beers were really good, from IPAs to their pilsner and rice lager too. Shoutout to the bearded beertender, very friendly. They have food trucks for snacks, loved the Asian one that was there on the weekend. read more
2 years ago
Fifth Hammer has all the qualities you look for in a solid hang out spot. - Tasty brews (and seltzers and ciders) - check! - Chill atmosphere with plenty of tables - check! - Clean bathrooms? - check! - Tunes that make you wan to get up and dance? - check! - Amazing staff who can help you identify a new favorite from their rotating menu? - check, check, check! You can also bring in your own food (similar to other breweries in Queens!) They did have a food truck outside, and folks brought all sorts of snacks. read more
Came on a Saturday to do some board game playing, specifically Ticket to Ride and we sat inside at one of the picnic tables. I had one of the ciders while the others tried their beers my cider was good and the overall atmosphere was laid back and friendly. Love that you can bring your fur babies and got to give a few belly rubs while there. While they don't serve food, they did have a Vegan food truck outside that you could order from. read more
A cool place!! I like the different types of seating they have indoors, at a barrel ( kind of high table vibe), or picnic benches that are reserved for larger groups. They have battery-powered candles, which sets a nice ambience. There are also seats outside the brewery, if you're into street/people watching! My boyfriend and I had the beers which were solid, and had notes of fruit. Tasted exactly like described (we could taste the notes of passionfruit and strawberry in our drinks). Overall a fun vibe of a local brewery, and I can't wait to check out Trivia some week! read more
2 years ago
Really Tasty Beers and great vibes. They had a food truck outside serving some good looking food but unfortunately we had just came from dinner. The space is open and rustic. It gives all the brewery vibes. The glassware is interesting because they look like wine glasses but I actually love that. The bartender was knowledgeable, friendly, and had answers to all our questions. When I go back they have a frozen drink that looked really good. If it's gone by the time I get back-- I'll be just fine with all the beer selections they have. Grabbed a few cans for home too! read more
Fifth Hammer Brewing is a brewery I have been wanting to try for a little while and I got super excited when I had the opportunity to finally try one of their beers! The particular beer that we had was the Ask For Dorothy. This was a kõlsch style beer. A type of beer we really like as they are flavorful and light! This particular one was also awesome and we enjoyed the crisp, sweet, malty and corn flavors with this particular beer! So very grateful to have finally tried this brewery and found the wait to be rewarding! read more
Cask is back, baby!! I mean, I guess it didn't really go anywhere - but it's definitely harder to find since the ::shudders:: COVID-19 Pandemic. Fifth Hammer delivered an earthy, hoppy cask beer, and it was my boyfriend's favorite brew on our recent beer tour of NY. We also tasted Flute Solo (Belgian Style Blonde Ale), Rowdy Rhodies (Foeder Lager with Rye & Spelt), and Troublesome Jellyfish (Hazy IPA). I was a big fan of all their brews. The location is awesome - very close to the beautiful waterfront park with sweeping views of Manhattan. The inside is spacious, and when the weather permits, seating spills out onto the front sidewalk. Fifth Hammer is dog friendly and group friendly, as long as you time your visit well! read more
This was a "must stop" for us on our self guided brewery Bop in LIC, as we've tried a few Fifth Hammer beers before and have loved every single one. Our experience there did not disappoint! Beer-wise, they can do 5oz tasters of many of their delicious beverages, so we opted to try as many as we possibly could (10 in total ha). Pretty much all were good (and we got a wide variety of beers from IPAs, to smoked lagers, to fruited sours, to chocolate stouts), with our favorites being the holiday goblin (fruited sour with lactose), duke Vernon (Choco stout), Cloak Spell (dark lager), Apple P.I., and Strawberry Goggles. Ambiance - wise, it was super packed on a Saturday afternoon but we ended up getting two seats at the bar within 10 min. It's dog friendly as well - so many floofs roaming around too. Service-wise, all the staff were super friendly and knowledgeable about the beers (and had some awesome recommendations for us!) Definitely glad we made Fifth Hammer a stop on our tour and will most certainly be back! read more
2 years ago
Came here on a Sunday while strolling the neighborhood. Really good vibes, no TVs however. Good space for large groups. There are a variety of seating from long tables, barrel high tops and bar space. Got the IPA, it had a citrusy note. read more
3 years ago
Checks off all the boxes for being a solid local brewery. Nice taproom, a lot of space, plenty of beers on tap. Unfortunately I just did not like the beer. Staff was friendly enough but the drinks just didn't hit the spot. Other than the smoked pilsner which was unique and interesting, everything else we tried wasn't suited for our taste buds. I'm sure plenty of people love this spot and I can see why. The final product just wasn't my cup of tea compared to other breweries in the area. Still probably worth a visit if you're close by and looking for a nice environment for a hoppy drink. read more
7 months ago
3 years ago
I have been coming to this place a couple of years. Early fall time is my favorite time since I can sit outside watch sunset and have a beer. They usually have a food truck on-site. They vary. Indoor and outdoor seating bathrooms dog friendly and games. Many original craft beers and they are seasonal , and the brewing is on site. 23/09/23 still coming strong! Love coming to this place read more
1 year ago
I'm categorically an IPA guy, so my review will speak to Fifth Hammer's IPAs. Before I talk beer, the space is a great spot to casually grab a beer with friends. They have outdoor and indoor seating; from what I can tell, dog friendly place as the dogs were both inside and outside the brewery. It crowded up by the time I got here (around 2 p.m. on a Sunday), so seating for a big group might come down to luck. Now, I'll talk beer: Sandal Scandal - my favorite of the two IPAs that I drank. Its hoppiness level was modest and it was invigoratingly pine forward. The beer was crispy on every sip. Functional Modern - it's not explicit on the menu, but this was a hazy IPA. It had the milkiness of pulpy orange juice. From end-to-end, the drink was silky smooth, but with some blips of hops in the middle. I'd recommend this brewery to any beer lover who's in town. read more
1 year ago
Stopped in on the way to watch my daughter in the NYC Marathon: great atmosphere with a wide array of drink selections. I went with the cider that was delicious and friends enjoyed the various IPAs. Great place to hang with friends and have a few drinks. read more
Ok I have to be upfront. I'm reeeeally not a beer girl but I got invited to come here and I'm glad I did. My boyfriend ordered the jib and I ordered the stereo. His jib was gross. It was very heavy and left a weird after taste in my mouth. The stereo was fruity and sour. Me likey! Overall, great local place to hangout. I will return! read more
If you're in LIC, recommend checking it out! Plenty of places to sit or stand and dog friendly. Had a few tasters and all were good, esp the hazy IPA (troublesome jellyfish). They don't serve food but can buy a bag of beef jerky or chips. There is a food truck outside (this time it was Mom's Momo) where you can buy food and outside food is allowed. The bartenders are really friendly and fun too! read more
Great dog-friendly brewery in the heart of Long Island City. They have a great selection of tasty craft brews and there's usually a food truck parked out front or a third party vendor inside making small bites. There's a limited amount of seating outside and there's a good amount of seats inside but not a ton so if there are a few groups already inside you might be stuck standing. They have a few board games in stock to play as well. Came here on a cold winter night and it had a very cozy atmosphere with a digital fireplace playing up on the projector screen. This is one of my favorite breweries in LIC and I highly recommend checking it out if you're in the area. read more
Nice local brewery, and I love that they have a rotating menu of beers that changes up each time. Even when I asked what was most popular, the staff mentioned that everything turns around so often that it's hard to say. During our last visit we picked up a pack of their Prickly Whiskers sour ales (prickly pear) and a bottle of the Fleur de Marteau brett ale (chamomile, rose hips, and elderflower). Both were good - the prickly pear was a solid sour but didn't have a very distinct flavor (probably to be expected of prickly pear), but the Fleur de Marteau was a surprising hit. The beer was light and floral, making it feel almost like a delicate beer... not something like we've had before! I only wish the brewery could allow us to mix and match within the 4 packs, rather than having to buy each can individually at full price if you want variety. I'd definitely leave buying more if they had that option! read more
Fifth Hammer is my jam!! I loved Fifth Hammer pre-pandemic and love it even more mid-pandemic. Just about every other week they come out with a new sour beer, which is my favorite type of beer. And they have my number, because I just have to try them all. I cannot not get a new sour when it's released. Of course if you don't like sours, they have plenty of other beers to try. There is something for everyone here. It also feels like my 'Cheers' brewery because even wearing my mask, they recognize me when I'm there to pickup my order. On my last in person pickup, I met brewery co-owner, Mary Izett, herself which was super cool. My last couple orders have been picked up by friends on my behalf since I've been quarantining from home due to recent out of state travel. Their flexibility also keeps me coming back every sour release. Their social media is on point too. They're super quick to reply if you have any questions about their products. I can't wait until they are able to reopen their tasting room/bar because it's the place to be. It's a huge space with lots of seating, a ton of taps. I love that you can do flights so you can try multiple beers before committing to a pint. They usually partner with a local food truck who will park out front so you can get food to enjoy inside the brewery. And they have THE BEST merch. I love their teku glasses for drinking their canned beer from home. The 'Can I Pet Your Dog?' shirt is my absolute favorite though. They even worked with me to pick out a certain colorway which was incredible customer service. OH AND THEY ALLOW DOGS (when their tasting room is open)!! Who doesn't want to enjoy a nice beer and pet a dog at the same time? I am looking forward to drinking in house soon, but until then, I'll catch y'all at the pickup window every sour drop! read more
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Can they still do to go cups?
No, but there are plenty of cans available to go. The to-go cups were only temporarily allowed for breweries in NY State during peak pandemic times.
Will you be showing the World Series games this weekend?
Yes, on our big screen (without sound)
Do you show the Sunday football games, Jets in particular.?
Hi, yes we do show the local games on Sundays on our projector, but without sound.
Does this place have good wifi? Is it good place to work from?
It has good WiFi, I think in terms of working there they have the space with big tables but It depends on your own ability to concentrate.
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