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some info/review on 4th avenue pub and its neighbors here: http://www.examiner.com/x-2260-Brookl...
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yeah, we've gotta have the latest closing time in the US, no? i mean, 4 am? awesome, i love NY.
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re: ben61820
Second that! Really loud music is for the vodka-red bull, strobe-lit, B&T Manhattan club scene. Any quality ale house or neighorhood pub needs just a decent "background" audio at a moderate volume. It could be anything from the Stones to Cuban Jazz. Just make it blend into the atmosphere rather than an assault to the ears. I ducked into this 4th Ave Pub last week and it really looks promising. Great selection of beers. I'm hoping they will have a few of their taps "rotating" every couple of weeks with something new and special .
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Went into the place next to Mule (I guess its Cherry Tree) once. It looked like a cool enough crowd, but the music was absolutely blaring...you had to shout at the top of your lungs to be heard. We left immediately.
I just don't understand bars that insist on blasting the music at ear-splitting levels. If I want to go to a dance club, I'll go to a danceclub. If I want a bar/pub, I want background music and to be able to converse with my friends. Its so irritating.
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re: elecsheep9
Amen!!!
I stopped in for the first time to Dram Shop on 9th Street in Park Slope a couple of weeks ago to check it out after reading and hearing good things about it. This was a Friday night, maybe 6:30 PM or so.
Really good-looking place, nice menu, nice beer selection, very friendly barmaid. Maybe 5 people in the place. All that was completely offset by the blaring music. Had to shout at the barmaid to be heard. I had my one beer (in a relative hurry at that) and left.
I do not get it...
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Wow - I thought that 4th Ave. Pub was just an old watering hole that I somehow missed - never realized it was a new joint. Will have to check it out.
And FYI, Mule has applied for a liquor license, so I imagine they'll be serving beer and wine soon.
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as per Time Out NY:
4th Avenue Pub
Park Slopers have a new bar with a great beer selection and a large back garden. Located next to the Cherry Tree, this pub serves 24 draft brews from companies like Allagash, Rogue and Smuttynose, and a large selection of Scotches. 76 Fourth Ave between Bergen St and St. Marks Pl, Park Slope, Brooklyn (718-643-2273).›1 Reply -






