Head on a Monday and the oft-miserable service is actually acceptable. Lovely beer garden, and the interior's nice too.
Euston Cider Tap's London's first dedicated cider bar, so they have the freedom to serve a 17.5% ABV (!!) number called "Pommeau." Read more.
Occupying a space in some of the remnants of the original Euston train station, this snug lodge is dedicated to serving only the finest cider. Read more.
As seen on Love & Hip Hop -- Signature dish: Red velvet waffles and fried chicken http://on.vh1.com/17Fda6B
Quality lobster rolls, oyster shooters, fried fish, and more New England classics with a large outdoor space. Happy hour cocktails are a steal.
Of all the Polish restaurants in Greenpoint, Karczma may have the whackiest design, treading close to theme restaurant territory. But its huge menu of comfort food is consistently well-executed.
A chef-driven seasonally-minded restaurant that ups the food options in the Gowanus considerably.
Order new American plates (fresh-pressed tofu with sous vide pumpkin and smoked tomato, house-made cavatelli with a trotter ragù) while hanging in the backyard garden when it's nice out. Read more.
Charming restaurant plays with Spain's forgotten flavors.Small plates of fried eggplant with honey and nigella seeds & wild salads of salt cod and pomegranate seeds.Critics' choice for best Tapas bar!
Great ambiance, great staff, great whiskey. Be adventurous and ask the staff for recommendations. They know what they're talking about.
This whiskey-centric bar makes smart cocktails and draws a more civilized crowd than many of its Williamsburg neighbors. The food menu—comfort food with some twists—is no slouch.
Order the khao soi and the grilled sirloin- the flavors are amazing! With a side of coconut rice, of course.
On the menu try Grilled Curry Lamb Ribs($24) sweet-spicy curried lamb ribs that are falling-off-the-bone tender and ->balanced<- with a garlic-spiked yogurt and savory flatbread. Halo Halo for Dessert Read more.
Hell. Yes. What a pleasant surprise. This place is the real deal. Everything is great, but if you can't decide, get the fried quail. You'll love it. Oh man.
A friendly, American-inspired spot that's the best all-around restaurant and bar in Crown Heights.
Amazing new bar in the Greenpoint area. Tons of European brews to try, most of them you've probably never heard of! If you are looking for something different, try this place!
This bar has about 200 absurdly obscure beers (including 21 on tap). The Omnipollo Nebuchadnezzar is a great double IPA.
Vegetables are the new meat at this elegant spot for shojin Buddhist cuisine like persimmon with sesame cream and fragrant rice balls called ohagi. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! Read more.
