Nevins St
2345
18 bars within half a mile of Nevins St, as New York on Tap listed them around 2008.
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BAM CaféPick
30 Lafayette Ave. · 0.2 mi
A different business is licensed at this address: Brooklyn Academy Of Music Inc, The
Above the Brooklyn Academy of Music this enormous and surprisingly inexpensive café has nightly live music.
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31 3rd Ave. · 0.2 mi
Closed; now Claw Daddy's
Low key watering hole offers refuge to locals avoiding Smith Street's Saturday night crowds.
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46 3rd Ave. · 0.2 mi
Closed
This Brooklyn country music haven draws crowds for its live band Karaoke every other Monday night.
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378 Atlantic Ave. · 0.3 mi
No license found in 2026
Casual neighborhood wine bar has a pleasant back garden, but is marred by an unimpressive wine list, short hours, and most damning in this neighborhood, stingy portion sizes.
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DeityPick
368 Atlantic Ave. · 0.3 mi
Still pouring
A converted synagogue is now home to one of the most unique bars in the city. A hexagonal bar, stained glass, and a friggin tree right in the middle of the place make for an interesting cocktail spot to say the least.
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81 Hoyt St. · 0.3 mi
Closed; now Bijan's
A truly amazing Brooklyn bar. The atmosphere is warm, softly lit and almost magical. The open mic nights often attract talent so good you feel privileged to witness it. The crowd is multi-ethnic, sophisticated, soulful and hot.
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Moe'sPick
80 Lafayette Ave · 0.3 mi
Closed; now Mo’s Bar & Lounge
At some point in the late 90's when the first millionaires started moving onto Avenue C the spiritual heart of New York City started making its way East from the Village to Brooklyn. Following shortly behind the city's spiritual liver took up residency at Moe's. Rich, vibrant, edgy and diverse, Moe's is never boring and everything a New York City bars should be.
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76 4th Ave · 0.4 mi
Still pouring
Like Cherry Tree across the street this bar has a large and unique beer selection, an attractive space, and a killer garden. What it's missing is the beer pong frat crowd.
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65 4th Ave. · 0.5 mi
Closed
This sports pub is representative of the new Park Slope - a sort of Brooklyn Heights meets the Upper East Side. The jukebox is capable of blasting GN'R with an earnest exuberance rarely seen since the late Reagan era.
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Pacific StandardPick
82 4th Ave. · 0.5 mi
Closed
Half bar, half living room this spacious and attractive bar serves as spiritual home for West Coast expats in NYC. And a well stocked home it is. There are 16 tap beers, including 2 cask conditioned ales, and 6 West Coast drafts.
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102 Smith St · 0.5 mi
Closed
This fair weather garden space has $2 PBRs and an aesthetic which transcends dive and ends up somewhere near trash heap. Oddly it's quite a relaxing and comfortable place to while away an afternoon.