The owners of the classic Brouwerij Lane have always been "in deep," with New York beer: beyond the cozy retail/bar combo they have also been importing and distributing to other bars and restaurants.
Greenpoint Beer & Ale Company brews on-site, and you'll find seasonal beers rotating through the taps. Everything pairs nicely to brewpub fare that exceeds expectations. Order the chicken schnitzel. Leia mais
Tucked away amidst a sea of red brick warehouses, this Greenpoint brewpub offers a welcome respite from the cold in the winter—the fireplace helps. ProTip: The brewery offers tours on Sundays. Leia mais
Great beer tastings (and I'm not even a beer drinker). You're sure to find something you like here. Great location, great young family friendly vibe, humongous screen. Super easy parking.
Why are you reading this? Get the cauliflower schnitzel already!!! While you're at it, get the chicken schnitzel too, because it's the size of California!!!
Best new Brooklyn beer garden in new north brooklyn area (nobo). From the awesome founder of Greenpoint favorite #browjerilane and owners of #peterssince1969 is this dope spot with best bar food!
Great house brewed beer w/ obscure and experimental styles brewed for each season. The crowds can be intense on the weekend...but the beer is worth wadding through the crowd.
The DOG trio band is killer. Stuffed with pulled pork and fried calamari is the only way to listen to this blues, jazz, fusion group! Order food at the kitchen. Mussels aren't too bad.
Built like a beer hall with tons of natural light coming in from all directions. Great beer choices and a definite happy vibe. Top-notch brewery, for sure.
Nice alternative to the crazy lines at Brooklyn Brewery. Grab a seat then go order food from the kitchen, then grab a tasty beer from the bartender. No waiters here
The glass garage doors, great for late spring/summer, this winter = freezing. The 1 wood fireplace does not heat a space of this size. You will be keeping your coat on the entire time you are here.
From the folks behind Greenpoint's Brouwerij Lane is this spacious beer hall featuring local brews, house-made brews, and fragrant food that wafts from the open kitchen.
The place is great. They brew their own beer and have a solid dinner menu. However, execution of some items on the menu could have been better. Some of the food arrived a bit cold.
Drink pricing was moderate, mousse was tasty though not wildly espresso tasting, bathrooms were oddly propped open so half the restaurant could peer inside each multi-stall room
In 1626, a Scandanavian ship builder by the name of Dirck Volckertsen or Dirck The Norseman crossed the East River from the island of Manhattan. He planted his roots as the first European settler in the verdant forests and lush meadows of what would become Greenpoint, Brooklyn.