I live about 4 streets down from the pub, so it's location couldn't be better when I want a quick…read moredrink. Closing at 4am every day is also a huge selling point. I typically get a shot and a beer, but the last time I went I ordered a Manhattan and a slushy. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of both drinks. Another selling point for the pub is the staff. The gentleman that made my drinks was personable and pleasant, while still respecting my space. No matter the time of day, the place is pretty dimly lit. There's adequate seating at the bar and around it, and outside space in the back. I've yet to check out the back space, but I'm sure I will in the future.

I came here with a couple of friends around 9pm on New Year's Eve. It wasn't as busy as I…read moreanticipated and there were a couple open booths. There's a pretty big selection of draft beers, and the bartenders were friendly. There was a DJ, and the music was incredibly loud, which made it difficult to hear one another. No one really seemed to be there to dance or party that early in the night, but oh well.

I went here for an event. I had the meatballs and a glass of montepulciano wine. I understand why…read morethese meatballs won in Beat Bobby Flay. Perfectly seasoned and so tender. The food was 5 stars. I was disappointed that we were put in a windowless basement and the server couldn't make a wine recommendation. I can't wait to go back and sit in the main dining room!

Pulled up to Morsi on Warren St thinking I was just getting dinner... ended up getting romanced by…read morepasta. Started light with the Caesar salad -- crispy, chilled, and judging me silently for how fast I inhaled it. That cacio e pepe came out looking so good I almost stood up and clapped. Fresh truffles on top, giant block of cheese on the side... bro, it wasn't a dish -- it was a flex. I took one bite and immediately understood why Italians talk with their hands. Closed the night with the ricotta cheesecake -- soft, rich, and honestly one of the few things sweeter than me. Place has the vibe on lock. Decor? Classy. Environment? Smooth. Staff? Incredibly welcoming... like "you sure you don't work here?" level friendly. Perfect spot for a date or a meetup -- trust me, you'll look fancy without even trying. foodieinthebigapple2025

Freddy's Bar is like Cheers. They have a lot of frequent visitors that call this bar their own…read more The service is great and friendly. They have good food and a back room that is open for you to bring a large group of friends.

Great bartenders, great food, great shows. If you want a good night out. Freddy's will deliver. A…read moregood drink, a good laugh, a sweet song. Around and around the good times roll like a twirling ballerina. If you want a dope hook up for some eats. Look no further than Mo in the back. Mo is a L20 Diviner of Dinner. This man will craft you Freddy's variety of menu items don't hesitate to tell him how you like it. The man is a pleaser, just ask his girlfriend. If you're nice to him, he maybe even make you something special off of the secret menu. Dat Chopped Cheese Burrito. IYKYK.

The vibes were vibing on Halloween and the bartender was amazing at making strong, and I mean…read morestrong drinks. Its perfect for an intimate night out with friends to catch up. It has a 90s bar flair with about 4 booths, and 3 tables. Theres more seating in the back outdoor but it was closed, so its very spacious but was full bc of the holiday. I shared the mezcal mai tai which was super strong and tried my friends' tequila swizzle which was lighter. I then opted to get the apple sangaree, I highly recommend this drink it was too good. Happy hour is 4-7 Monday to Friday btw. You get a $1 off of drinks (normally $12-14) or $11 frozen,sangrias and daiquiris.

On an extremely rainy Friday night, I decided to venture here with two friends. Since we were being…read moreresponsible, we decided not to drive and use mass transit, that didn't turn out well, as there was a huge storm and it was an adventure getting here. Nonetheless, I made the most of it. I was surprised by how packed the place was despite the tropical storm outside. I was immediately greeted, as I arrived before my two friends. I decided to have a painkiller while I waited for them and a table to possibly open up (one finally did after about an hour) the staffers here were awesome. Very friendly, cordial and eager to answer any and all questions. The drinks were cool, too. I had both a Painkiller and Mai Tai; my sole complaint was the nachos, they were horrible. My final regret was the weather, which prevented us from sitting out back. However, I'd definitely return here before the summer is out!

Great drinks at great prices. Tucked away in a part of Brooklyn only the locals would know. I'm so…read moreused to overpriced manhattan prices! The cocktails are $12. We had the Palomas, one of my faves. The outdoor seating would be great when the weather gets warmer. Service is quick n very friendly

Years ago I worked for some punks. One of them had, "Mamma tried", tattooed on her forearms as a…read morewarning to those who met her with crossed arms. She moved to the Carolinas, bought herself a house with her LES bartender's salary, and fucked right off. This joint reminds me of her. No televisions. Affordable prices and the nuances of punks who got their shit together without dying or selling their individuality. The selection of potions is great and the staff know how to take care of you when you're cool. Don't come here if you're not cool and can't keep a conversation. Don't come here if you're nosy. Don't come here if you're a qunt. And if you do, take care of the staff.

Great bartender and nice atmosphere too. The music was awesome and the drinks were perfect. Alright…read morethat's enough complimentary words. Grab a drink here, salud!

Congress bar is Cobble Hill staple. Solid drinks and atmosphere without crazy prices. You can roll…read morein with a more casual outfit and not get turned away, but you also won't stick out if you decide to dress up a little more. Before seeing the cocktail menu, I ordered a dirty gin martini. The martini was solid, but then I ordered the poblano sour from their curated cocktail menu which was absolutely fantastic. If the weather is nice, you can also sit outside along Court St. Solid 10/10 neighborhood cocktail bar.

Since we live in the area, my Fiancee and I pass this place almost daily. As part of our Bi-weekly…read moreAdult-only weekend, we decided to do a Saturday Night date night and popped in here for the second stop on our neighborhood bar crawl. Suffice it to say, since I've moved back to Brooklyn after 20 years in Queens I've been YEARNING for a place like this. If you're truly GROWN & SEXY (physically & mentally) this is the place for you. I've read the other reviews and I have to agree: 1. Judgement-free zone - No posing, no wallflowers, no tons of Nicki/Cardi look-a-likes, No thirsty vultures. Personally I get tired of going to places where people have hidden agendas to snatch your significant other from under your arm, so it was refreshing to not feel that. We were free to be us, drink, mingle, and dance without our spidey-senses on fleek. People are here to have a good time. THE CROWD IS REAL. 2. Good/Cheap drinks - I had 3 Glutenberg Red Ales and my lady had 3 spiked rum punches. Plus I bought a drink each for 2 ladies that were dancing with my Fiancee and I. Total bill was $67, which averages to a little over $8 per drink. Typically I spend $150-200 at other clubs/lounges for the same amount of drinks and less buzz. AFter our 3 drinks each, we were good! KPH DRINKS ARE ON POINT. 3. Electic Music - We walked in to the DJ playing old school R&B. Throughout the night the DJ hit us with more old school R&B, Hip-hop, Soul, New School Rap, some Reggae and Afrobeats. The diverse music selection kept people guessing what was spinning next. We vibed out to the tunes and at a point I serenaded my Fiancee and danced in a circle surrounded by her and some other ladies. If you're looking for the same DJ with the same playlist, this is NOT the place for you, but if you're looking to take a trip down memory lane to simpler times, THE MUSIC IS THE MESSAGE Other things we liked: 4. No cover charge-free ninety-nine is the best price 5. No Security Guard-People are there to have a good time, not to fight. It was refreshing not to have a big and burly bouncer at the door. 6. Plenty of seating - They have long leather couches and little round seats. We could have rested, but our dancing feet wouldn't let us. LOL 7. Attentive bartender - I did not have to wait long for our drinks. The bartender was constantly scanning the bar for waiting customers 8. The DJ - If you're old school, you know who DJ Cut Creator is. Yeah he was the DJ that night. That said... If love is a house, our new house is Kingston Public House! We can't wait until our next date night/neighborhood bar crawl.

Intimate neighborhood bar where the happy people go. Recent…read moreupgrades and freshening up of the interior makes all the difference. Huge beer selections, both on tap and bottled. Great drinks No kitchen but you can bring food and snacks from all the nearby restaurants.

Great big burgers with a good amount of seating. This is the perfect spot to come by to watch a…read moresports game but I came during lunch and they have an amazing lunch special that allows you to customize a burger with a side of fries. The wait is slightly long but its 100% worth it if you have the time to wait.

I stopped by Brooklyn Burgers & Beer during a work trip to quell a burger craving. Menu looked…read morepromising but unfortunately it just didn't quite hit the mark for me. Let's start with the good - the service and ambiance were on point. I went on a Sunday evening around 7pm. It was busy inside, but since I was a solo diner I was seated immediately by the bar. The servers were friendly and attentive. Probably 3-4 different people checked in multiple times throughout the meal. Where I struggle is with the actual burger itself. As a non-resident New Yorker, for me $22.50 is a lot to spend on a burger and fries. It needs to rock my world at that price point. And it just didn't. I got the B&B Burger. The onion ring tasted like it had been refried a second time to make my burger. The bread was crumbly like it was on the verge of going stale. The actual beef patty itself was decent - good flavor. Usually I can overlook an okay burger if the fries are top notch, but these fries were under-seasoned and also 'just okay'. I also got a side of Chicken Tenders. These were good - no complaints here. I really wanted to like this spot, but not sure this would be a return visit for me.