Clark St
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13 bars within half a mile of Clark St, as New York on Tap listed them around 2008.
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62 Henry St. · 0.1 mi
Still pouring
Good food, an enormous beer selection, and an old Brooklyn atmosphere that's at once comfotable and refined.
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66 Hicks St. · 0.2 mi
Closed; now Inga's Bar
Named for a lake in Minnesota, this friendly neighborhood pub and restaurant feels like an instant classic. And thanks to its consistent kitchen and a meticulous bar it will likely become one.
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Court and Remsen St. · 0.3 mi
No license found in 2026
Infinitely preferable music venue to the Hammersein. A pale second to the Bowery Ballroom.
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81 Washington St. · 0.4 mi
Closed; now Westville Dumbo
Hidden sake bar in the cellar of the restaurant Rice.
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46 Washington Ave. · 0.4 mi
Closed; now Recess
Judging by the décor and drink prices you could be at an A list bottle-service club in Manhattan, but the crowd here is all Brooklyn. When it's on, the scene is like no other, unfortunately the DJ and crowd can be hit or miss depending on the night.
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126 Front St · 0.4 mi
Still pouring
The archteypal DUMBO venue, an enormous warehouse space that somehow feels cozy and neighborhoody. There's a pool table a wrap-around bar, and a large restaurant all in the same 20ft ceiling room.
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147 Front St · 0.5 mi
Closed; now Pearl Street Raw Bar and Restaurant
An enormous loft space made intimate with soft couches warm light, stained glass, and accents of wrought iron.
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131 Atlantic Ave. · 0.5 mi
Moved to 97 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn
When your team wins a game on the 40ft indoor bocce court (really) celebrate with the crapacopia , 6 cans of crappy beer for $12.
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155 Atlantic Ave. · 0.5 mi
A different business is licensed at this address: Brado
There's good reason the Waterfront Ale House has been a Brooklyn Heights staple for over a decade. The food is consistently delicious and the 18 taps host a beer for every taste including cask conditioned ales.
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73 Atlantic Ave. · 0.5 mi
Still pouring
Opened in 1947, steeped in history and resolutely friendly, Montero's is a nautical themed reminder of the Brooklyn waterfront's working past and present.