For Great Lakes graduates who are finally pulling in an actual paycheck or whatever.
Bar Toto pioneers an industrial stretch of GoWo. Canal Bar, watch your back.
- Barbès
- Park Slope
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Live Music
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Open
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Global music and anise drinks. Give first date totally wrong impression of you. Secure second date.
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Beer obsessives gather at this Park Slope soon-to-be institution.
Foosball-lovin' after work pub with a family-style juke that's full of your neighbors' mix CDs, for better or worse.
Faux dirty hub of S. Slope indie scene. Sick juke and carefully rumpled kids who will name that tune. Just try them.
Clean-cut bar with a juke so good it's got its own stool. Plus, Scrabble!
250 beers all under one roof.
Stronghold of the Dyke Universe. Softball chic.
Dank old cabin repossessed by indie squatters and their pet hipper-than-thou juke.
Wind-powered art, music, booze.
Holdover from when Fifth Avenue was sketchy still serves up $3 belts.
Mellow, big-hearted Slope pub keepin' it pacific.
- Patio
- Park Slope
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Lounge
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Open
When you're suffering from indie kid overload. Cute and inoffensive and that's it.
Deliberate cheese. Value-menu "redneck" drink specials for kids who have never met one.
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Authentic Aussie pub colonizes a depresso stretch of Fourth. Stake your claim.
Slope local keeping the teen streets lubricated and fed.
Ex-99-cent store attracts acts like Cat Power, Mogwai, and Rakim. Yes, yes, y'all?
Confusing name belies simple small-plates-and-good-wine approach.
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New Bell ringing across semi-deserted warehouse-scape of GoWo.
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Warm weather hang for the shorts and sandals crew. Make car pool plans for Bonnaroo out on the patio.
Intimate digs with fine wine, stinky cheese, and glowing u-shaped bar. Totally there.
Kitsch-tastic indie heaven will make you want to hug or cut someone.
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