Those 29 bars in 2026
- 5
- still there
- 14
- replaced
- 10
- gone
Most common features
Beer Selection · 8Food Served · 7Any outdoor space · 6Dancing · 4
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Black RabbitPick
91 Greenpoint Ave.
Still pouring
A country pub atmosphere, a cocktail list that changes nightly, $3 drafts of Brooklyn Lager, good food, and a back garden. Take over one of the huge booths with a group of friends and hit the service button whenever you need to place a drink order.
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Club EuropaPick
98-104 Meserole Ave.
Closed; now Good Room
More Eastern European than most bars tourists will visit in Eastern Europe.
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147 Greenpoint Ave.
No license found in 2026
How many Polish Nightclubs cum Indie Hipster rock and roll bars can one neighborhood handle?
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437 Graham Ave.
Closed
It can be a tough choice. Should you drop your quarter into the The Lord of the Rings pinball machine or the Elvis one?
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43 Franklin St.
Closed; now The Mallard Drake
The simple, almost austere, environs of this Belgian beer bar serve to keep the focus on their truly impressive beer menu and the company your with. If you want ambience you can always head to their attractive 40 seat back garden.
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Enid'sPick
560 Manhattan Ave.
Closed; now Matches
Big windows, tall ceilings, PacMan, Galaga. What more do you need?
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The GutterPick
200 N. 14th St.
Still pouring
The first bowling alley to open in Brooklyn in over 50 years was built to look like it opened 30 years ago. More bar with a bowling alley than the other way around.
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988 Manhattan Ave.
Closed
This low key watering hole has a prarie ranch aesthetic consisting of a reclaimed wood bar, a fence, and a full cabin façade. The menu (served til 10pm) features killer mac & chesse and waffle fries.
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130 Franklin St.
A different business is licensed at this address: Little Rascal Bar
A warm and comfortable Irish pub with a solid beer selection, tasty sangria, and a back garden.
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Lost & FoundPick
113 Franklin St.
Closed; now Threes Brewing Greenpoint
Enjoy the cheap beer and free hots dogs as you play around of ski-ball at this tri-level carnival themed bar. Formerly known as Lulu's nothing has changed but the name.
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1025 Manhattan Ave.
Closed; now Wenwen
A high-ceilinged neighborhood dive bar with 50+ bottled beers, game nights, skeeball, free popcorn and board games. When you go to a bar as fun as this one, you can't help but wonder why there aren't more like it.
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37 Greenpoint Ave.
No license found in 2026
A big multi-level sports bar magically transported from the Upper East Side to Greenpoint. $6 pints, plasma TVs, and enough generic, comfortable, sameness to make any Midwest refugee feel right at home.
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451 Graham Avenue
Still pouring
Considering Williamsburg’s place atop the trendy hood hierarchy, the faux-speakeasy trend arrived surprisingly late in L train land. Nevertheless, it has at last, and East Williamsburg’s The Richardson is an impressive interpretation.
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674 Manhattan Ave.
A different business is licensed at this address: Eavesdrop
This bar has Eastern European favorites Okacim, Zywiec and Warka on tap as well a decent selection of wine, champagne and a full bar. There's back room for parties and a nice sized garden.
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Studio BPick
259 Banker St
Closed
The overactive smoke machines are now wielded with a profound and artistic irony at yet another Polish nightclub converted into a psuedo-indie club.
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224 Franklin St.
Closed
Patrons are lured to this 2,500SF crisp, industrial space with comfort food, 12 tap beers, and a 6 crap beers for $15 special.
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147 Franklin St.
A different business is licensed at this address: Oak & Iron
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261 Driggs Ave.
Still pouring
One of the best alt-rock venues anywhere in the city is located in Greenpoint of all places.