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103 Berry St. (between N. 7th & N. 8th
PHONE: 718.302.9811
HOURS: Mon-Fri, 3pm-4am; Sat-Sun, noon-4am
CARDS: All Major
GAMES: Pool, Darts
HAPPY HOUR: Mon-Fri, 3pm-9pm; $2 domestic bottled beer, $4 imported bottled beer, $3 well drinks, $4 20oz drafts
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DIRECTIONS: Walk on north Bedford Ave. to North 8th Street. Take a left on North 8th and walk another
block. Brooklyn Ale House is on the left corner.
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SUBWAY: L Train to Bedford Ave.
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WE SAY: One of our favorite Bedford-stop bars. Brooklyn Ale House is completely lacking in pretense and attracts a surprisingly hipster-free and tourist-free crowd. The beer selection is great and the vibe reminds us of the neighborhood circa 1995. Dog lovers especially like Brooklyn Ale House since the bar is dog-friendly.

From New York Magazine:
"Yes, the name is generic, almost to the point of complete mental irretrievability. And, being a jukebox-with-billiards spot in Williamsburg, it faces fierce local competition: The Sweetwater siphons the punks, the Abbey the mods; Mug's has greater beer variety, plus food and televised sports. So what nevertheless makes B.A.H. the Northside's choice watering hole? One word: acoustics. You can talk here. You can speak low and still make yourself heard over the Pixies or the Stones. And since it happens to be a favorite of both dog owners and motorcycle owners, it's the best place in town to spot a dog on a motorcycle. And that's pretty cool, right? -Matt Kelly"
From City Guide:
When this small bar opened across from Teddy's you could see the immediate depletion of the regular Teddy's stock. No TV, much dimmer lighting and one long jutting, rustic bench seat with its twin tables make for more intimate conversations -- and more focused sight lines each time the door opens. Teddy's still serves its purpose and has survived just fine, but the Ale House has carved out a niche with a late-20s crowd more interested in the big drunken talk than the big drunken game. While the early influx of models has mostly left the Ale House for Black Betty, the dogs scurrying through your legs, the handsome men brooding over beers, and the diva women intoxicating themselves and others, all remain loyal to their new house of ale repute.

Comments

I was there tonight, Saturday, and all the bartenders were great. Loved the girl in the red polka dotted dress with the "sleeves".

Awesome place. Good people there.

the bartenders on this place are so rude, all they do is start troubles's to try to get you arrested. also this place close to late at nigth special on weekends.

i want to let people know that this bar is a real problem on the neighborhood, special the two black bardtender cristal and Jamail two asshold that work there, smoking pat all the time outside the bar, but the owner do not care about nobody in the neighbord

The Thursday bartendar is outside most of the time harrasing the people who walk by and trying to start fights it is unreal that this bar is not closed down yet with his harrassing women and anyone who stands in front of the bar.Well I guees we will have to complain to the community board and the police and the district attorny on the bar and their bad bartentdars, Because the owners do not seem to care.

It would be alright except for thursday nights where the bartendar is outside smoking pot and trying to start fights outside the bar and trying to lure you inside to call the police to get you arrested.TOUGH GUY A REAL ASSHOLE

cool bar....cheap beer...nice crowd...great events

It's not unsual for the staff and the patrons to be smoking cigarettes in this bar.

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