Wow, surprisingly good smash burger. Very good beer selection, and it's nice to sit by the open…read morewindow. Nice lil spot for a quick catch up

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.

Pros: As someone who's been coming here off and on for years, it's a great space in the Astoria…read moreneighborhood with a massive courtyard and indoor rooms to drink in. Great beer selection, good crowds, family friendly, and a really nice European beer garden vibe. Also has a lot of events on weekends, and a ton of TVs and a large projector screen for major sporting events. Cons: Frequency of $10 cover charges on weekends has gone up a lot recently, particularly for ALL world cup games. They also struggle with very long beer lines during events, and food is a bit overpriced for what it is. All in all, a unique place that I'd strongly recommend to anyone looking for a great summer hangout spot, or a nice Czech brew.

I came here with some friends who live nearby to watch a few World Cup games on a Saturday in June…read more $10 cover charge, cash only + signs prominently displayed at the bar encouraging 20% tips. Huge space, lots of TV's everywhere, great selection of beers and food. Lots of beer on tap from Germany that is rare to see at most bars. The Grilled Party Mix ($39) was quite filing for two people and went great with the beer. The drinks line eventually became too long to bother and was moving glacially slow, but luckily we had gotten a bucket of canned beers by then which lasted us the rest of the night. The place was packed to the rafters the whole night making it hard to watch the games. Sight lines vary wildly depending on where you're sitting. Luckily we got a good spot for the Colombia vs. Portugal game and with the thousands of Colombian fans the atmosphere was top tier. Overall a great night.

I am all about a flight of beer. It can be a hit or miss with choices. Well it's been quite some…read moretime the every beer was a hit! The beer here is so refreshing and VERY crisp/fresh. They also offer a full bar/cocktail menu - very rare for a brewery which is great if you are with a non beer drinker. Red Ale - Mexican Lager - American Pale Ale - Pilot Batch Try that line-up The Broken Bow offers a great Happy Hour menu. I indulged in the Loaded Nachos - all fresh ingredients and plenty of them! The inside is clean and spacious. And the outside as well featuring an area for beer drinkers to bring their doggies! The service, just fabulous - Reese was on point and so friendly. Love Love Love Broken Bow - can't wait to introduce to fellow beer drinkers . Cheers!

Post reopening review. The beer is solid, 4.5 stars, order a pitcher of pale ale and you'll be…read morehappy as shit. The food is horrible. We went for happy hour, sampled their happy hour menu which is discounted regular menu. Let start: Chicken wings: decent, but is there something wrong with these chickens? Should I be concerned because these are the smallest damned wings ever. I'd ask if they came from a pigeon, but NY pigeons are pretty better fed than that. Next, nacho... edible, non-remarkable, plate a little small, had to ask for jalapeños for them, whatever. French fries, meh, coated fries, which is a no-no if you put stuff on them, which they do. Pizza...wtf!?!?!? We are in NY, miles from NYC and you have the stones to call this excrement pizza!?!? I would eat Altoona pizza over this crap. In short, beer good, food no.

Yonkers Brewing Co. delivers a solid local night out, earning a strong 4 out of 5 stars for its…read moreenergetic atmosphere, great live music, and straightforward pub fare. ​ The energy inside was lively and packed with a fun crowd of my age group. Pearl Jam tribute band Last Exit put on a fantastic show, filling the industrial venue with high-energy rock. In addition to their solid Pearl Jam set, they kept the place jumping by weaving in classic hits from The Who, The Beatles, and Tom Petty. The outdoor seating setup under the string lights also provided a great spot to cool off and catch up between sets, burn a heater and watch the MetroNorth train rip past ya from up above. ​ The pub fare hit the spot alongside the fresh beers of lager which ran out before 9:30. The hot buffalo wings came out crispy, generously coated in sauce, and paired with celery, carrots, and dipping ranch sauce classic brewery fuel for a night of live music. ​Verdict: A great spot for local craft beer, crowd-pleasing live music, and a reliable night out with friends.

Great food. Great atmosphere. Great beers. Great service…read more I always have a great time there. The burgers and wings are delicious.

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

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

Am I the only one that's realized Happy Hour is slowly becoming a thing of the past?!…read more In a quest to stay local and enjoy HH I found Bricks & Hops. My friends and I went on a Thursday evening at 6pm. Perfect timing! Zero wait time and were immediately greeted and seated. We decided to order a bunch of apps including fried calamari, empanadas, Wings (honey siracha & pineapple teriyaki), sweet potatoes fries & nachos. EVERYTHING was good. I would order it all again without hesitation. Full of flavor and not salty. During HH their margaritas are $7 until 8pm. I went with the Mango first then following up with the Tamarind. Neither drink was lacking alcohol. They are strongggggggg and tasty. Bricks & Hops is a complete vibe with an amazing backyard & great music. Definitely returning!

Ordered the fish and chips and it was not at all what I expected or wanted. It wasn't bad, the fish…read morewas fresh and light but coated with coconut shreds. Whoever thought this was an okay substitute for traditional fish and chips... its not. It was very sweet, like cake and didn't even taste right with tartar sauce ( which was 95% mayo / most likely store bought ). I decided to eat the fish with ketchup to make it taste a bit more savory. The fries were basic, unsalted but seemingly freshly cut. There definitely needs to be a description of the fish and chips. I wouldn't have ordered it otherwise. I could've been allergic to coconut.

Prost! Best Spot all year round for: catching a local band, watching sports on a giant screen…read more(tented), celebrating Oktoberfest, and more. This place is the things you'd want in an outdoor Beer garden - casual eats in the Brat Haus and beers on tap. Not to mention the in-house private event space that does have air conditioning. Perfect for parties of 20-700! Says it on the website and I wouldn't have believed it until I saw it myself. This review is for The Hive restaurant specifically since that's where I had my meal. A beautiful bar with a Stein wall with lockers for patrons who wish to store them - you see that just past the host station. The indoor dining room just beyond. We started with the Wurst Sampler Platter. Think bratwurst, knackwurst, krainerwurst, and jalapeno cheddar bratwurst. I had no idea there were so many varieties and it was paired with the best potato salad I've ever had. Authentic and delicious sauerkraut to match. Also ordered the House-Cured Slab bacon, paired with a blackberry gastrique. Excellent choices I must say. For dinner, we just had to try the Schnitzel. Admittingly, it was hard to decide (all were veal options and there was one chicken option)! I chose the Champignon Rahmschnitzel and hubby got the Jager Schnitzel. Both were topped with sauce and mushrooms - but entirely different. The Rahmschitzel was breaded veal and had a white creamy mushroom sauce. So delicious! And the Jager one was pan-seared veal with a demi-glace sauce. Outstanding as expected...I was literally drooling at every plate that passed me by. Topped my meal with some hard cider and I was golden. Stuffed and happy! Plattduetsche Park is so rich in history and they have established roots in the community going back 100+ years (established in 1901). What a fantastic place to be - come for the great cuisine and the culture. No special occasion needed. (Reservations suggested for The Hive restaurant - opens daily starting at 3PM). BTW, the Ompahfest (festival) is on Sept. 20th, 2026. Zum Wohl!

Mother's Day in the Beer Hall-…read more We were seated at a long and narrow table (not the ones that are usually in the beer hall) next to the service door. We were shoulder to shoulder to each other. I had to straddle a table leg because of the way the table was set up. I could not get my chair under the table. There was barely any room for our plates and glasses. Even though it was a Mother's Day event, there was not a kids' menu- which makes no sense bc you know kids will be at this event! Two of our dishes had to be sent back because they were cold. It's nice that they hire the local kids and the service was good. Overall, just a bad experience. I do not think we will come back for a special holiday again.

Snack & Beverage In The Books Before The Broadway Show!…read more Great Service & Hospitality! Cereal Killer Out!

We go to this event every year and have a great time. But this year was disappointing. Beer…read morestations ran out of beer by 930pm. Last call was suppose to be 1045pm. Furthermore , I saw some of the beer vendors that said they ran out of beer taking cases of beer home.

We had a great night at the Bronx Zoo for their annual Brew at the Zoo…read more The zoo is a large outdoor venue for a this fun summer festival event with all the right touches needed to pull this off. There are many large open areas where food trucks and beer vendors from near and far can setup. There were several live bands playing in different areas as well as a DJ and dance area near the carousel (which was operational.) Each guest got a small 2 or 3 oz plastic beer mug and these were refilled by the many beer companies setup everywhere in the zoo. Each vendor had at least 2 types to try. Many IPA's some pilsners, some fruity beers and lighter ones as well. The food trucks varied from a polish kielbasa and pierogi truck to an Arthur ave pizza van with pizza oven, several hot dog trucks, burger trucks, seafood etc... the food we had was all great. We had a great time at the karaoke bar area with a live band playing songs and members of the crowd with lots of brew inspired enthusiasm signing lead on these songs. There were certainly thousands of people at this event last night but we never felt we were in a large crowd as everything was so spread out throughout the zoo. The beer and food lines moved pretty quickly. The beer was obviously paid for by the admission ticket and the food was reasonably priced. There were many clean bathrooms and port a potties so no lines again. This was a fantastic summer party and one we will enjoy returning to next year. The zoo did a great job with all the logistics.