My coworker who lives nearby loves this bar so I've been here a couple times. The atmosphere is laid-back and unpretentious and the staff are nice. The cocktails are great! I loved the 'notorious' cocktail as well as the 'firethorn'. The food menu is pretty good too. I loved the kimchi dog and I hear the tacos are great! Definitely a bar I'd come back to when in the area. read more

The Brooklyneer - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Tasty drinks, and relatively quiet on a Friday night. There was a pretty healthy selection of bourbons & whiskeys, which made for an interesting night, and the bartenders had no problems mixing up10+ ingredients per drink, which, while fascinating to watch, didn't do a lot to diminish the line at the bar. The draft beers are mostly local, such as the Six Point Sweet Action and a range from Brooklyn brewery, including a nut brown, and a pilsner. We had dinner elsewhere, so I can't comment on the food, but it was a fun vibe in here - I only wish we'd gotten just a bit more tipsy and made use of the photobooth in the back. read more

The Brooklyneer - brooklyn bridge on the wall, mixed media. - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Even thought I live in Brooklyn and can get the same experience over here, I really enjoy The Brooklyneer. I've visited twice--once for a co-workers birthday on a weekday and once on a random Sunday afternoon. The bar was crowded the first time I went but tables had been reserved for the party. We ordered directly from the waitress who came by our table, so I didn't interact with anyone behind the bar. She was sweet and the food was great--I had the chicken tacos which were really juicy (I still think about them sometimes......). We stayed pretty late and saw the place start to empty out. On my second visit my man-friend and I had been out in Soho and wanted to get a bite to eat away from the crowds. I remembered this place being a decent walk away and we stopped by. They were still serving brunch and the place was pretty much empty. The server/waitress was a bit sassy but not off-putting--I found her pretty funny. I had the breakfast sliders which were the perfect comfort food. This place also gets points from me for having Brooklyn Weiss on tab (more BK bars should follow suit!) Overall I think this place has a good vibe and good food, so I'll leave Brooklyn to come hang out here. read more

The Brooklyneer - The sliders from the brunch menu - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Been here a couple times now for lunch and have been impressed by their specials available. Big space that's never crowded (in the afternoon) for a nice quiet meal. Monday-Friday they have a 2 for 1 beer special with any sandwich during lunch hours. First time I got the Williamsburg sandwich ($11) - sauteed mushrooms and other veggies with evenly toasted bread. Second time I got the ham and cheese sandwich ($9) - standard ham with apple slices and strong cheese inside buttery toasted bread. Drafts are $7 each, a standard selection that doesn't really change but a good variety. Service is fast given that there isn't many clientele. Not sure how it is after work hours, though I think I'll stick to the lunch deal. read more

The Brooklyneer - Williamsburg sandwich - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Here tonight, just stopped in for a cocktail before going to see a show at the Film Forum and was early. I sat at the bar and it was incredibly warm because they had the door and huge window overlooking the street open so it wasn't very comfortable. The vibe is very pub-ish, but without a lot of great beer or wine. The menu was pretty small considering they only handed me a drink menu and didn't have one of the wines listed. I wasn't offered a food menu even though I would have appreciated it because they bartender was clearly phoning it in. Anyway, sitting there and ordered a drink from a not-that-friendly bartender. He seemed preoccupied with his phone, but I just needed one drink so whatever. In the beginning I ordered the 'Bees Knees.' It was supposed to have honey and lemon with Cava champagne over the top of it, but when I drank it all I tasted was champagne. I'm not a huge fan of champagne, but I thought it sounded good with lemon and honey. When I told him I couldn't drink it he asked me if I saw him pour the champagne and I told him I had, but if I wanted a drink that tasted only like champagne I would have ordered just champagne. His attitude sucked, but again, whatever. Got a glass of wine that he sloshed into a jam jar as he walked back to his phone. I drank in peace and then asked for my check, but he ignored me until I had the bar back get him for me. I still tipped him on the more expensive drink even though he didn't deserve it. I won't be coming back here. The atmosphere is terrible and the drinks are seriously subpar. It's Houston, there are a million other bars in walking distance, try those. read more

It's too loud. My ears hurt. Why have a bar where the music is so loud you can't even have a conversation . Not a good spot if you want to talk read more

We did some research for great cocktail bars around the area for a friends birthday. We walked in around 7pm and this place did NOT disappoint. The bartender Riley greeted us immediately and was quick and accommodating. So friendly and welcoming. And he made AWESOME drinks. The cocktail menu is great. The food menu accommodates vegetarians. We ordered the ricotta toast without the prosciutto and the meatless sandwich. Both were excellent. We the ordered a sampler platter of pickles and some nachos. Also excellent. Highly recommend and will come back! Update: definitely Riley. I doubled checked the name before I left! read more

If I wanted to be served drinks by some asshat that barely gives a fuck, I would have just stayed in my hotel room and hit the minibar. You see that tip money? It's a financial transaction. I'm paying you to slap that frown upside down and act like I'm not crushing your poor, artistic soul by making you serve me drinks. You don't have to like it, but at least pretend not to hate me. read more

Small bar that's darkly lit fosters a nice mix of people depending on the night. I loved the vibe and the live d DJ. The bar wasn't too crowded which made it easy to talk and get drinks. Great little dive bar! read more

Are you looking for wood? I know for some, it's hard to get. We take it for granted because most of the time it's easy to attain wood, but sometimes...you require some hand holding by a special someone to get wood. There is A LOT of wood here at the Brooklyneer. You're literally surrounded by it every which way you look. Don't be bashful and ask the owner where he got his wood. They have a nice assortment of Brooklyn beers, snacks and food. It was pretty empty on a Wednesday night and a strange man came up to my friend and asked her to buy a drink for his lady friend that he was chatting with. He was looking for wood. There's a photo booth in the back as well if you'd like to make memories with wood. But, what stumps me is...why would you come here instead of going to the main source? BROOKLYN! read more

Yo, so remember that bar I was telling you about in my Upland review? Brooklyneer aka 'Neer. Well, it was my bud's bday. I hadn't been to 'Neer since I'd brought that babe. Remember the one who led me to the photo booth where we made out and some dude tried to sneak a peek. Man I really hated that dude. It's like bro, this is my babe. I worked hard to get her. She's not with you because you are a wussy. Ughh, sorry, guys who can't mind their own make me so POed. Anyway, I roll up to 'Neer solo-dolo. No babes tonight. It was a Saturday, and I knew 'Neer would be off the chain. Everyone was already inside. They'd surrounded a table in the back. Thank god we had a home base. My friends do know how to do it right when it comes to parties. We all went to school in Miami305 that's how you know it's good. I'd never seen it this crowded. You literally couldn't walk anywhere but the bouncer kept letting people in! I must have rubbed up on 34 butts and got 23 boobs in my face. I didn't ask for that. It just happened! #noregrets! You couldn't walk forward until someone came out. So I posted up at the bar. Wait out the crowd, I told myself. Took down a few 'quila shots by myself, then I notice the bday boy sneakin' off for a cig. "When you get back, shots bro!" said I. Take note. That's what you say when it's your bud's bday and you are trying to get real loose real fast. He gets back. We do two shots each because it's the freakin' weekend baby. I'm about to have me some fun. We brave the crowd. Barrel through. We get to the table. I say what's up to all my friends, and then I say hi to Cuba Gooding, Jr. Yes, that's right, CGJ was chillin hard! WTF!? CGJ? He has an Academy Award! He did Snow Dogs! He knew Tommy C. before he was a total mashug. I turn to my bud. I'm like, "Yo, good looks on inviting Cuba. Good to see him out. Haven't seen him since Losing Isaiah!" CGJ was posted up on the wall with his buddy looking real banged up. What do you expect tho? It was like 2AM at 'Neer! "Yo CGJ! Pretty pumped for that Lifetime OJ Sampson movie you are doing! Looks tight!" I turn to my bud and go, "Looks like hot garbage." Meanwhile, I get a text from my other bud: "yo bro be in soon. mad line at 'Neer" Da fuq! A line at 'Neer??? Oh man! People must have heard about CGJ! At least we're cool with him, and he'll want to keep partying with us. Was eyeing our babes the whole night! What a boss. I knew CGJ was all about the babes! "What a night! To be at 'Neer!" I started chanting this to the song of Drake/Future's "What a time to be alive!" No one was chanting. Who cares?! DJ Babyblue the trans DJ was spinning, and we were feeling right. Finally my whole crew rolls through, and I'm like fuq it. Let's get banged up. I'm calling out people who bump into me left and right. Telling them, "Chill, you're banged up." One chick had the nerve to tell me I was banged up! That's my line! I remember holding court on top of the table like we were in some club. I was doing this thing with my hand that I always do that signals I'm vibing to the beat. It looks cool. I saw it all the time on YO! MTV Raps. Next thing I know some fools spill a drink on us. I'm hitting on some babe with bombs. CGJ is creepin' real hard on the girls we are with. DJ Babyblu is flexin' and spinnin. The night was a blur. I got so bombed. I woke up the next morning and thought I'd partied all night in Brooklyn. Nope. It was just 'Neer. I was in this babe's apartment. Full nakes. Tripoding. She turns over and the rest of the details are not for you. Get your own life! So yes, I had a blast at 'Neer, but true talk for a sec. It's so basic. It's the basic B of bars. You know what else is basic? Wedding DJs, Melissa's Cupcakes, EDM, not just EDM but thinking you are the only one who likes EDM, Soul Cycle, the name Ashley, brunch, Megan Trainor, sliders, Lululemon & Chop't. I mean sure there's DJ Babyblu the trans DJ. Sure the bartenders have BOMBS. Sure CGJ chills there...HARD. And sure, I got so bombed, but there's nothing that sets it apart from other bars. The beer selection basic. Cocktails? I don't know if they have them, but if they do, I'm sure they are basic. And it's named Brooklyneer, and it's in Manhattan! Brooklyneer is like that chick at a party who has no personality and has zero to say but you keep talking to her because she's the hottest babe at the party. And it's Manhattan prices at a place that wants to be in Brooklyn! It's so middle of the road. It's so forgettable. I did give it three stars cuz if a bar can get you bombed then it's fine by me. So 'Neer, you'll forever be an anomaly to me. How so many people can love something so basic is cray. read more

"Hey, Ricky...I got an idea." (I imagine someone in this scene named, "Ricky." So what?) "Sup boss?" "How about we make a bar..." "Yeah..." "How about we make a bar themed after..." "Go on..." "How about we make a bar themed after Brooklyn..." "But..." "But..." "Yeah..." "But, not actually in Brooklyn..." "Yeah, and..." "Nah, that's it." "Huh?" "A Brooklyn bar...that's not actually in Brooklyn. That's it." (curls hair behind his ears)"Hahaha...I get it. Cool man. Really killer." "Rad, bro. Let's do this." read more

Last night I was fortunate enough to get invited to an open house grand opening at a new bar in the west village of Manhattan, The Brooklyneer, by Nearsay. The inside of the Brooklyneer is cozy, warm and has a vibe that almost has feeling like you are in Brooklyn. The ceiling is covered with planks of wood, as are the booths, tables and bar, giving it a nice rustic feel. You'll find a vintage photo booth in the back, along with a bathtub basin which acts as the sink for the bathrooms. The details that adorn the Brooklyneer give you a feeling of nostalgia. The Brooklyneer offers twelve Brooklyn beers on tap, including their house beer (The Brooklyneer), which goes down easy and is only $4 (yes, you heard me right). In addition to those, another 15 or so are available in bottles, plus some deliciously crafted cocktails, including an Apple Jack Old Fashion, which packs a punch, and well, doesn't really taste like apples (that will set you back $11). Now, the Brooklyneer is a gastropub, so you're wondering about the food. The grub here starts with some simple snacks like bacon and caramel popcorn and roasted peanuts, both from local Brooklyn vendors. You can grab a salt boiled potato with chive and sour cream aoli, or stick a took pick into one of 9 pickled veggies in a mix and match vegetable platter. Go for the kimchi. If you are feeling even more hungry after your 3rd brooklyn pennant ale, you can snag one of three different sliders, or a beef and pork meatball sandwich. The meats and other featured dishes all contain meats and other ingredients straight from Brooklyn. The Brooklyneer is a great addition to the neighborhood. Whether you are just getting of of a movie at the Film Forum (across the street) or just need a cold brew on a Friday night, this is the place to take a load off, order some sliders and let the good times roll. read more

Rudest bartender on Tuesdays, actually scolded two patrons because they closed out their tab and then decided to stay again. Then proceeded to be nasty to other customers, she is def in the wrong industry and mad at the world about who knows what. read more

Truly a unique experience; I mean, where else can you find a themed restaurant/bar whose "theme" is a mere 15 minute subway ride away? The Brooklyneer is like the Epcot of bars, and not in a good way. Pro tip: Beers in Brooklyn are $1-2 cheaper and the bartenders are nicer. read more

The neighborhood needed a good bar, and unfortunately this is not it. The bar is designed nicely, cool wood, great location, and nice selection of beer. The major issue (as the name implies) is that they brought Williamsburg to Manhattan. With it they brought their hipster attitude which equates to rude bartenders and slow service. If your too cool too work at bar, then don't- and if you are working at a bar you are not an artist or actor so focus on your job THE CUSTOMERS! read more

Welcome to the Brooklyneer! Kind of how I love Summit Bar in the East Village, there is something cool about the owners of a bar being present and interested in their product, and personally striving to bring people a fun and unique experience. That is the feeling I get at this place. I do have to question the two naysayers. While negative reviews are to be expected anywhere and fine, and constructive criticism is always good, these two have 1 review each. Take it from the people who have lived the city! But I digress. This is the type of place you just want to slip into. Like a bathrobe or something. Its cozy and warm - with salvaged wood bar, old wood beams that were from a farm somewhere or something like that (beautiful! but my facts might be off). The beer assortment is alluring, the cocktails are spot on. I saw the menu and can't wait to try the tastiness. And look closely at the wallpaper. And have fun in the photobooth in the back. I love cool new neighborhood places with interactive owners. I think this place has a bright future. read more

Went here for a friend's birthday party. Finally, a decent neighborhood bar on Houston. The bartenders were awesome. Really friendly, and laid back. Just like Brooklyn. Be warned: Do NOT spend money on the photobooth! For 5 bucks, our photos were printed on cheap paper that barely lasted the trip home- total letdown. But another beer washed that concern away. Bad photobooth; great place! read more

If I lived in NY, this would be my Cheers. Brooklyneer comes across as a dive bar...but the menu is 100% gourmet. Met up with friends pre-Rick Springfield at City Winery. We had drinks and appetizers. The pickle plate which is artisan and locally sourced, was divine. I look forward to one day exploring this menu further. The cocktails are innovative and the staff friendly. We closed out the bar on a rainy Tuesday. read more

The deal breaker Been here a bunch of times since I use to work a block away. But didn't realized how bad the service was until as of late. Basically waited in front of the bar with no one being helped for a good 3 minutes ( while I made my friends wait at the table), go back to them; take off my coat, leave it by our table come back and still wait another 3 minutes before someone came up to me and says...'oh are you being helped?'. It was just me and this other guy at the bar waiting ( only 2 groups of 2 were sitting at the bar), to top it off, the 2 bartenders at the bar were just chatting for the 6 minutes I waiting to be severed. ( about the gifts they didn't want to receive for Christmas ). A third bartender come out give me the nod and pointer finger and move on to doing her own thang. Was left speechless, with the thought of terrible service is a deal breaker. read more

Came here at 8:30pm on a Saturday with a group of 15 and it was perfect. We were all served in a timely manner with food and drinks, which was amazing considering a bunch of us ordered food. Speaking of which, the tacos were delicious. Our waitress was attentive even when the bar got busy~ she was kind enough to point out that the gratuity was included! Thanks to Aron for helping us make my husband's birthday a special one. Will be back! read more

Okay first off - this place has been open a week and a half. Give it a break. You're not cool just because you can be snarky. And yes if you live in manhattan sometimes you are a lazy bum who doesn't L it over and get yourself some pickles. Fact of life folks. (I'll own up. I am that bum. In the suburbs it'd be the equivalent of an hr commute. Some people forget that.) So all the negativity aside, this is a great fun place - great ambiance, great food, cool decor. And I expect given more time they'll have even more yummy products collected all in one spot so my lazy bum doesn't have to zipcar it out for a slider. read more

I saw some bad reviews on here so I thought I'd chime in. I've been a few times and recently dealt with the same d-bag others are complaining about. I talked to the owner about it and was told they were giving the employee a chance to turn it around but that never happened so they made some changes. Seems all good now and the staff are friendly like when I went back when they first opened. As for the food, I just love that they're taking a risk in this economy to give me something new. It's experimental and fun, take a risk and push yourself to try new things! As for prices, they are average Manhattan prices in my opinion, can't figure out why people are complaining about an average priced appetizer. Go here if you want to be pushed to try cool new things that you'd have to travel to 50 different paces to get all at once. If you prefer Micky D's as your "restaurant" of choice, this may not be the place for you. I'm back in LA now and miss NYC food, you guys are lucky to have people pushing the envelope like these guys do. read more

Not the same without Erik (reason we come to this spot). Bartender, Dorian, mocked our small group (audibly saying "stfu") for cheering a goal during a soccer game playing for the patrons. How marvelous to get a side of belittlement with our beer. And for a soccer game? When the whole bar fills with excitement? We aren't excited to be here anymore. read more

I don't understand what all the hate is about. Honestly, I have better things to do with my time than to mull over the implications of a brooklyn-themed bar in Manhattan. I do hail from Brooklyn and just love seeing some of my favorite local vendors highlighted. Really though, when it comes down to it, The Brooklyneer is a beautiful bar, with a great crowd, good drinks, and delicious bites. Favorite food items: Kombucha oyster shooter, bacon caramel popcorn, and patatas arrugadas. Favorite drink: The Stoop - a cocktail made with Kombucha? Awesome! Also! There's a photobooth at the back of the bar, too much fun! read more

So yous is from Brooklyn but your friend don't want to leave Manhattan? The Brooklyneer's gimmick is that it labels everything with a name relating to Brooklyn, and supposedly imported the ceiling wood from Brooklyn, uses liquors and beers from Brooklyn, etc. That gimmick is a little iffy, but the place itself is nice. I really like the decor, especially certain funky touches. Check out the tin ceiling lined walls in the bathrooms. Fancy! The soap bottle is a little annoying, since you have to pick it up to pour soap, it means that every person with dirty hands has touched it. I had the carnitas tacos - they were great. I did not really like the 3 specialty cocktails I tried - they cost $12 each I think. The beer selection is good though, so I stuck to that. They also offer other food like hot dogs, pretzels, and even Robicelli's cupcakes (I had one - yum!). Definitely a solid bar, but I think they could improve on their signature drinks. Service was a little spotty - sometimes we were brought the wrong drinks and sometimes nobody came to us to take our orders for more drinks. There is a photo booth in the back, which is cool, but I think it's $5 for 3 pics...eh. They did play Banquet by Bloc Party while we were there, so major props for that. read more

A lunchtime favorite! I've been meaning to yelp the Brooklyneer for sometime now. I work down the street and occasionally pop in with my coworker to enjoy their fantastic sandwiches. Honestly, I am really impressed by the quality of this place when it comes to their ingredients, staff, and specials! My personal favorite is the Cubano. What a sandwich... Never stop serving it. I also happened by the Brooklyneer this past Saturday evening after getting dinner in the area just to see what it was like at night. I liked the lit candles and the dimmed lighting with friendly drink prices and (as always) very awesome people working the bar and door. To the owner: I salute you. To the staff: I appreciate you. To the individual responsible for that Cubano: I love you. read more

Do you know what can single-handedly ruin an otherwise great experience at a restaurant/bar that we've now been to several times? A mouse running from one end of the restaurant to the other, (which, as luck would have it, is right underneath our table). We came for brunch and were so pleased ... awesome waitress, delicious food (Brian had the breakfast sandwich, my son had a huge plate of waffles and I have the vegetarian breakfast tacos). We both got carafes of libations that came with our meal ... bloody mary for him, mimosa for me - so big that we couldn't finish them! And just as my husband was about to turn to me and suggest we return sometime soon, at that moment the little critter made his entrance. The waitress was embarrased and said that nothing like that had ever happened before. She apologized profusely, too. I realize that some things are entirely out of a business's control, like construction happening right outside of your establishment, which often leads to an increase in vermin sightings. We've been to the Brooklyneer several times for drinks and have always had a wonderful experience. It was just disheartening to have this occur at the end of our most recent visit (which would have otherwise been a 4-star experience) read more

I'm still mad at the Brooklyneer from last time around...unfriendly, cold service and obnoxious removal of chairs right from under our behinds. BUT... It retains two stars, and does not suffer a downgrade, after a visit yesterday. Why? Not because the service improved, but because they have KICK ASS PICKLES. The whiskey sour pickles and the chipotle carrots were awesomely delicious. The bread and butter pickles were good too, but not close to the others. But it's $9 for three very, very small portions of pickles. Crazy pricey. SO...What has this all confirmed? I don't like this bar. It's snobby and expensive. But I do like Brooklyn Brine's pickles and carrots...So I'll make a trip there next time instead. read more

I love Brooklyneer! I will start going here more after work. A little dark on the inside but great happy hour prices. I sat waiting for my friend for over an hour and a half. Made friends with the super sweet bartender, Andrew who kept me company. Once my friend arrived (and apologized profusely) Andrew made us some specialty cocktails. No idea what the hell was in it, but he put a lot of time and effort to make it taste and look great! The atmosphere is great. Good pours, great bartenders (even the other girls were friendly!) we were served quickly and checked us out efficiently. Andrew even hooked it up on our tab! We definitely ordered a lot of drinks too :) that was very much appreciated. I will be coming back here for my next happy hour want to try the appetizers! read more

Came here for my friend's birthday and could not be happier with the experience. From the second we walked in the staff was amazing. I walked in holding a cake and the manager immediately asked if we wanted them to put it in the fridge, and if we wanted a bigger section for a party. Dee was our server and she instantly became like part of our party. She was super helpful and even lit the candles and brought the cake out so we could sing. Great food, fun vibe and AMAZING service. Thanks Dee! read more

The ladies who work there cocktailing and bar tending, as well as the bouncer, who is quite possibly the sweetest bouncer you will ever meet are fantastic! Only once have I seen him get forceful and not violent. He greets you at the door like an old friend and welcomes you into the welcoming and warm interior of this establishment. The interior is beautiful and well laid out. Depending on the night, it's spacious and one of my favorite places to be in the West Village and by far the last nice stop before heading into TrBeCa. Their selection of beers, fantastic, wine, not too shabby and cocktails, well, I think they need a little more love. The food can be hit or miss and even if it's late night, if you're open, keep the standards up. Try the Patatas Arrugadas. They will blow your mind. read more

You know the kind of bar you you are always searching for? The one with the relaxed vibe to go to with friends, have a few drinks, and enjoy hanging out for hours? This is it. From the lighting, to the thoughtful design details, the well spaced seating and cool bartenders, the owners of the Brooklyneer got it right. The atmosphere is comfortable, the clientele is cool and there was enough room to turn around and see what's going on around you without tipping over your neighbor's drink. I have to admit, I live in Brooklyn, so I'm drawn to the place like a moth to flame. Along with its "Brooklyn" bar status, it has what we all want in a good watering hole - great ambiance, service and drinks! As for the naysayers who claim Brooklyn bars should stay in Brooklyn, shame on you. That's like saying Southern food should stay in the South (Tipsy Parson, anyone?) and German beer in Germany (d.b.a or Zum Schneider?). I won't even start with the Italians' gifts to the city. If you want to live in the Brooklyn bubble, go for it. But, my hat's off the to the Brooklyneer for bringing a little slice of the good life to Manhattan for everyone to enjoy! read more

My wife hosted her podcast release party here during the niners playoff game. They were extremely accommodating and shared the TVs for our release vs the game... Eric was a gentleman all night as the only bartender taking care of everyone in the bar. They brought her a bday desert at midnight and went above and beyond. Will highly recommend. read more

Average. That is the word I would use to describe this bar. They have all the things you look for in a bar. Alcohol, wings, pretzels, and, a bar. But of those things, none are anything better than ordinary. I've been here a couple of times and my reaction is always, meh... The alcohol selection is very basic (especially the rum and wine), and as mentioned, so are the food options. Last time I was here, I snacked on some pretzels and nachos. The pretzels were fine, but the nachos were covered in lettuce and overall just seemed thrown together without much effort. The main draw of this place is its never crowded and is good for small groups. There is a section in the back with a long table and seating that serves this purpose well. Having sat in this reserved section a few times, I can say that it's the perfect place to house a group while getting very attentive service. I can't say much else here other than this place does its job by providing alcohol and small bites. There's nothing bad to say here, but there isn't anything good to say either. My opinion is there are plenty other bars to frequent in the area that have much more to offer. read more

Okay, so their nachos have lettuce and the carnitas are a bit too salty, but nonetheless this is a solid place for lunch during the work week. The sandwiches are all tasty, my favorite being the veggie option of the Greenpoint. The happy hour is also great if you're in the mood for a liquid lunch to take the pain out of a hectic workday. read more

The Brooklyneer - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Met up with a group of friends here on a Saturday afternoon for birthday celebrations. The atmosphere is causal, the feeling is that everyone wants to relax on a Saturday with friends and not get too wild. It is a great alternative to the popular Houston Hall next door. It was pretty crowded, but we had made a reservation so had no issues finding seating across from the bar. Definitely make a reservation if you're coming with a big group of people! The drink prices were reasonable, and the bartenders are friendly. Seemed to get less crowded as the night went on, we stayed from about 5:30-10. We didn't order much food, but the bbq sliders caught my eye and I will be ordering them on my next visit to The Brooklyneer! read more

Decent drinks, and good amount of space. Please don't bring back DJ Baby Blu though. We were enjoying our time until he started mixing The Good The Bad and The Ugly Theme with Cypress Hill. I suppose this is a good crowd control measure in order to keep the place not too crowded. No complaints for a pre game spot. read more

The Brooklyneer - Yung Baby Blu opening his set with the soundtrack from The Good the Bad and the Ugly. - New American Near Me - New York, New York

This place is SICK AF Great cocktails, very chill staff & the most comfortable bar stills I have ever sat upon my only complaint is Wish the music was louder read more

I had a damn good time here. The staff was was chill. And the people there were chill. It was a Friday night and pretty late but the crowd was good. Oh, and we could actually talk. The music as at the perfect level. We got some drinks. And they gave generous pours of Bourbon. Oh, and get their hot dogs. $6 each and TOTALLY worth it. Quality by friend, quality. It came with a high quality pickle that probably was hand picked from an farmer with free flowing hair that breezed in the wind and they had cheese that probably came from a golden cow. Damn good, damn good. read more