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  • 247 Fifth Ave., Park Slope 11215
  • 718-768-7675

Pork Slope

There's something poetic about opening a roadhouse-style bar in Park Slope, as if it's a statement against the neighborhood's sometimes overwhelming perfectness. But John Bush, David Massoni, and D... read more

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  • 51 Kent Ave., Williamsburg 11211
  • 347-227-8624

Kent Ale House

Brickyard Gastropub team opens up across from Williamsburg Park, puts emphasis on craft beers. Pre-Prohibition mahogany bar from previous owners is still here, joined by requisite chalkboard, subwa... read more

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  • 481 Fifth Ave., Park Slope 11215
  • 718-499-2005

The Monro Pub

Couple from Liverpool open neighborhood bar named for the pub where they met. Dimly lit space kitted out with old maps, deer heads, overall nautical theme. Bona fide Brit bar snacks include pies fr... read more

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  • 124 Bedford Ave., Williamsburg 11211
  • 347-799-2743

Allswell

Spotted Pig alum Nate Smith’s new spot reimagines the English gastropub as a farm-fresh American tavern. Tudor-style wood beams set a rustic scene, with the changing seasonal menu writ larg... read more

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  • 323 Graham Ave., Williamsburg 11211
  • 347-899-7599

bāśik

Back to the bāśiks. Graham Avenue spot ratchets down the pretense, embraces old-school notion of a public house. Neighborhood welcomed in with folding windows along the sidewalk. Rustic-industrial ... read more

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  • 116 N. 5th St., Williamsburg 11211
  • 718-599-0222

Two Door Tavern

Low-pretense neighborhood spot nods to fading Billyburg blue collar cred. Industrial elements in the design, with long bar made of Pennsylvania barn wood, front doors reclaimed from a Jersey artill... read more

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  • 755 Dean St. , Prospect Heights 11238
  • 718-783-3326

Dean Street

Tavern on Dean regulars reassemble to greet new regime. Low-key décor preserves previous incarnation’s neighborly vibe, although white tablecloths have been ditched for wood-topped tab... read more

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  • 583 Vanderbilt Ave. , Prospect Heights

Woodwork

You know all those scruffy 20 and 30 something cats playing soccer in Prospect Park? Well, they need a drink. Soccer, footie, futbol themed bar ideal for quaffing Guinness while catching Arsenal v ... read more

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  • 97 Atlantic Ave., Boerum Hill 11201
  • 718-488-0048

Roebling Inn

Brooklyn Inn vet applies old-school lessons to Atlantic Avenue newcomer. Similar name signals similar feel: simple, classic, vintage. Brooklyn Bridge pics reference eponymous engineer John A. Roebl... read more

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  • 568 Fifth Ave., Park Slope 11215
  • 718-788-1975

Black Horse Pub

Despite the sign up front, no longer carries coats, suits, or dresses. Instead retails frothy pints and full English breakfasts. Sundays come with traditional roasts and a day full of football (but... read more

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  • 109 S. 6th St., Williamsburg 11211
  • 718-599-9109

Gordon Bennett Pub & Grub

Classic pub on the south side will have you exclaiming "Gordon Bennett!" Dim lights, dark bar, tin ceilings. Big space affords plenty of elbow room. Excellent selection of draughts at gentle prices... read more

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  • 78 Greenpoint Ave., Greenpoint 11222
  • 347-529-6133

Brouwerij Lane

This friendly neighborhood bar is great for groups looking to chill with beers in hand. The wood burning stove may bring you back in time, but their beer selection is as modern as it gets. Converse... read more

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  • 312 Grand St., Williamsburg 11211
  • 718-486-3473

Mulholland's

Evolution of the nabe reaches the sports bar stage. Guy's guy spot plenty comfortable, with long mahogany bar, high-def plasma TVs, and cozy fireplace. Brothers Mulholland know the way their client... read more

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  • 560 Fifth Ave., Park Slope 11215
  • 718-369-0077

Sidecar

Teen-street crowd pleaser succeeds with modern/classic atmosphere. Plywood sconces splash recessed light on ancient exposed bricks. Dual bars, kitchen and booze, in succession. Crimson tin ceiling ... read more

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  • 91 Greenpoint Ave., Greenpoint 11222
  • 718-349-1595

Black Rabbit

Kind of a Greenpoint answer to Shoolbred's, complete with working fireplace. Seriously old-school build-out puts ancient wood beneath your feet, warm red ceiling overhead. Saloon effects right down... read more

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  • 56 Fifth Ave., Park Slope 11217
  • 718-636-4385

Alchemy

First gastropub in the Slope makes for comfy neighborhood addition. Exposed brick, filament bulbs keep things warm, laidback staff keeps it chill. Rembrandt reproduction up front for a little old-w... read more

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  • 66 Hicks St., Brooklyn Heights 11201
  • 718-852-5084

Jack the Horse Tavern

Leafy Brooklyn Heights corner feels like Cape Cod. Quaint tavern could pass for a neighborhood spot in a far more low-key town. Kitchen aspires to gastropub levels, serves up solid burgers, steaks,... read more

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  • 212 Berry St., Williamsburg 11211
  • 718-218-8787

The Levee

No Chevys at this Levee. Former coke bar turned old-fashioned, southern saloon brings in Billyburg locals. Instead of pocket mirrors, microbrews (35 bottles, six on tap), grilled cheese, and chili... read more

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  • 184 Bedford Ave., Williamsburg 11211
  • 718-218-9737

Spike Hill

Pretty pub infiltrates the Burg's main artery. Chipped black interior as comfortable as a worn pair of Chucks. Exquisite neoclassical bar dispenses top single malts. Talisker, Cragganmore, Oban, Bo... read more

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  • 264 Grand St., Williamsburg 11211
  • 718-387-9617

Clem's

Nothing snide about this Clem: earnest corner bar delivers it old school. No frills, which ain't a knock -- straight-up saloon can be a godsend in the modern 'Burg. Weathered-wood surrounds, pleasa... read more

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