Brooklyn Public House
Description
A local priest blessed this candy store-turned-watering hole when it opened in February 2009, and since then Fort Greene locals have been flocking there to pray to the beer gods while downing everything from microbrews to international bottles such as Singha from Thailand and Jever from Germany. The booze is perfect for washing down this gastropub’s messy yet delectable comfort food, including pulled pork sliders, pizza and short ribs.
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