A worthy craft beer option in Midtown with 60 beers on tap from the likes of Radiant Pig, Founders, Ommegang, and Bell's. Even with the great tap list, the amazing food outshines the beer.
Stone Street's beer scene gets a German flair at this bi-level spot with 24 brews on tap and a menu featuring beef stroganoff, wurst, and - of course - shareable jumbo pretzels.
This German beer bar, opened by two Brooklyn residents that grew up in the Black Forest region of Germany, serves up over a dozen traditional brews on tap and all the traditional food to go with it!
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.
Fill your growler downstairs, but head upstairs for sixteen craft beers on tap including some brewed exclusively for Whole Foods. There's a full food menu to pair with 'em, plus an outdoor patio.
Because every L Train stop deserves a craft beer shop, Morgan Avenue gets one with this storefront stocking dozens of craft bottles, 20 on draft for growlers, and lots of artisanal food to pair.
This Astoria gastropub got a wake-up call and added 16 rotating craft taps in place of what was a bland beer menu last fall, adding another worthy beer spot to a Broadway stretch teeming with them.
Its location screams "frat bar," but the 24 craft beers on tap scream back otherwise... and so do the upscale takes on bar food and the signature $23 Bone Marrow Burger.
More restaurant than bar, this might be one of the more romantic beer dates you can take in New York. The 22 rotating taps from breweries like Barrier and Allagash will keep you coming back.
The Wiley empire that owns spots like Bar Great Harry and Owl Farm take their talents to Bed-Stuy with 12 craft brews on tap, visiting food vendors, and - naturally - two pinball machines in the back.
Pickles and beer, together at last! This collaboration between Brooklyn Brine and Dogfish Head pairs great vegetarian food with a rotating selection of brews from the beloved Delaware brewery.
Bay Ridge gets serious about craft beer at this colorful spot with 16 rotating tap lines, a big backyard, and more sausage and hot dog options than you could ever dream of.
Patrick Donagher has done it again. 30 rotating tap lines at two bars, growler fills, well-executed food, and a big backyard. Grab an NY brew ($5 from 11-7) and marvel at the bad-ass draft system.
Don't be intimidated by the steel facade - behind it is the perfect man-date venue: heaping helpings of barbeque, sports on the big screen, and a whopping 41 craft beers on tap that rotate regularly.
Should you stay or should you go? The 16 taps, sandwiches, and friendly staff say "stay," but the bottles, growlers, and proximity to Barclays Center say "go." Either way, we say "drink."
You won’t have to trek across town anymore for big, boozy, and unusual craft beers now that this bottle shop has opened in the West Village. And you can get a growler filled here from their ten taps.
This beer distributor opened their doors to the general public this summer, offering up six-packs, large-format bottles, five taps for growler fills, and kegs for your kegerator, if you're so lucky.
Sister to downtown's Houston Hall, this bar offers house-exclusive beers brewed at Greenpoint Beer Works in Brooklyn and some tasty pub food to pair. Sneak a peek at the cool basement beer cellar.
Bed-Stuy is getting in on the craft beer game fast with this pint-sized spot with 10 rotating taps, a DJ booth, a front patio, and growlers to go.
On a quiet residential block steps from Midtown is this beer bar and shop, featuring 12 taps, a cask engine, countless bottles, and a "grandpa fridge" stocked with cans of old-school regional lagers.
Bushwick gets a craft beer retail shop and bar, with 100 bottles, 16 taps, and a "cantina-like" vibe that's fitting for the neighborhood.
Forest Hills bites its craft beer chops on this spot serving 16 taps, a rotating cask engine, a bottle selection that’s two dozen deep, and a gut-busting gastropub-inspired food menu.
The beer revolution marches further east in Crown Heights with this joint featuring 20 taps, and pitchers of beer for those warm, sunny days in their sprawling shady backyard.
The kind of neighborhood beer joint the West Village was waiting for. Coffee in the morning, then 12 rotating tap lines, bar food, and a basement stocked with 3 pinball machines for the night owls.
