Around 200 beers are at your disposal when you sit down at the oaken bench or saddle up to the bar at this Park Slope/Gowanus beer hall. Food is on the menu, but beer is where the meat and potatoes of the place lies.
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This out-of-the-way beer-centric eatery in Park Slope with medieval décor serves up hearty fare with an emphasis on Central and Eastern Europe. Though suds-loving Slopers come for the beer---there are over 250 available, with an emphasis (surprise, surprise) on the Czech and Hungarian varieties---the food might make you stay a while (if only to add longevity to a beer-fueled night). The “Gypsy...
Calling all beer geeks. 250 brews from all corners of the Earth -- the usual suspects, plus a truckload of unknowns from Belgium to Brooklyn to Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka? Modeled after a Euro beer hall: long-bench communal scene, hops paraphernalia aplenty. Blaring TVs ain't chilling anything out, either. Food nods to Hungary with old-fashioned goulash, schnitzel, sausages. Hog knuckle -- smoked,...
Amid the warehouses and auto-body shops of Brooklyn's gritty Gowanus, a Euro-centric beer haus sells stellar suds and hearty grub.:
On a grimy stretch of industrial Gowanus, this Eastern European beer bar appears like an oasis. Inside the sizable medieval room, swaying wooden chandeliers, lengthy communal tables and stone...