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Sweet Avenue

4.8 (17 reviews)
ModerateBeer Bar
Closed 3:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)
Updated 2 months ago

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Happy hour specials

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Donna Z.

Great place to have a quick drink. Found this place when I got to work early for my new job and have come here 3-4 times already. They continuously have 12 local taps. And you can bring food to eat (my shift is usually at 6pm and I leave my house at 4 so it's a little too early to eat at home). They also have 40% off to go cans in their fridges. My partner found some destihl pickle beer that he really likes and I regularly stock up from here. They sell by can so it's great to just try single cans at a decent price.

Shaima C.

I was walking by and noticed sweet avenue was finally open! Decided to go in and check it out, and I'm glad I did! They have a selection of various beers, IPA, seltzer's and ciders! And if you take them to go, they are 40% off! While I was paying , the bartender had informed me that he also makes cocktails upon request, which was really cool. If you're close, you should stop by and check this place out!

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Dave F.

Great craft beer bar in Sunnyside. Happened to be near a friend in Sunnyside and grabbed some drinks. Very nice extensive menu of beer with a great older gentleman of a bartender. Friendly and knowledgeable. Fridge has a good assortment of brews including header topper/focal banger for those in need. Right across from the stairs up to the 7 train as well. Definitely would come back when nearby.

JiHae L.

What caught my eye was the 40% off sign for take out beers. I went inside and was pleasantly surprised. I saw the bar and the open window fridge with all kinds of craft beers. I've never seen some of the beers before so it makes me want to try them all and the 40% off discount is tempting as well. Plus when I went to check out one of the beers the bartender said if I pay by cash, he will take off tax. There's ample seating inside so if you want to drink inside you may. I asked about taking out the draft beers and the bartender said you can with the 32oz growlers. Pretty cool. I'll be back sooner vs later.

Valery C.

Opened in 2021, Queens gets its own bottle shop and tap room. Located in Sunnyside, by the 7 Train 40th St-Lowery St station, this dark-hued, laid-back space is great to have a beer at, either at the bar or on tables. When the weather is nice, the front windows are wide opened, making the space brighter and airier. Typically 12 drafts are offered, spanning almost as many beer styles. Selection changes frequently, and tap take-overs are common. Most beers are local, all craft, all quality. Depending on the beer, one can usually choose from 8 or 12 oz pours, sometimes 5 oz, all served in their branded Teku glasses. I've never visited during prime times so when I go, there's just one bartender; all have been knowledgeable about the selections. As a beer shop, to-go options abound. A great selection of beers located in refrigerators by the entrance, which can be drank on-site, but discounted 40% to-go. Any draft can be purchased in 32 oz crowlers to go. Beers can also be purchased online, for pick-up or delivery. I'm not typically in Sunnyside but as luck would have it, my dentist's office is across the street so I'm guaranteed to make a visit at least once quarterly. It's a wonderful spot to have locally, to swing by and have a beer or two, then take some home.

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Joseph L.

So great to have a good beer bar and bottle shop. Great folks working there and impressive selection. They also have some wine and cider for non beer drinkers. Going to be coming here a lot

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Great addition to the neighborhood! Great beer selection and awesome staff. I highly recommend Sweet Avenue.

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