Berry Park
Bar · Williamsburg
4 Berry St, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Highlights
Rooftop bar with European beers & soccer games
Rooftop bar with European beers & soccer games
"Just off McCarren Park, this bar has tons of seating inside and on their covered rooftop, which has a huge TV. Their food menu includes fish and chips, a meat and cheese board, and a few different types of sandwiches." - kenny yang
"Live-streamed soccer games and flowing European beer options scream summer at Berry Park. This first-come, first-served beer bar is open year-round, pouring picklebacks, frozen pina coladas, and a handful of beers by the half-liter. The crowds here can be fierce, especially on warmer weekends, so plan accordingly or call ahead (or fill out a form on the website for a reservation if heading here with a group of 10 or more)." - Eater Staff
"Berry Park is a rooftop for people who don’t like rooftops. It’s spacious with lots of seating, it’s never hard to get a drink, and for every person wearing Christian Dior, there tend to be just as many wearing Christian Pulisic jerseys who watched a match downstairs or played in one across the street in McCarren Park. And as it’s table-service-only right now, it’s even more low-key, which you can take advantage of by drinking frozen cocktails overlooking the Manhattan skyline until midnight or later Thursday through Saturday." - matt tervooren
"If you walk by Berry Park on a weekend afternoon, you might see people in Liverpool scarves sharing cigarettes with other people dressed like they’re ready to get a bottle and three mixers in Meatpacking. This is because the ground floor here has flat screens and a big projector, and is a pretty serious soccer bar that plays games with plenty of volume - but the rooftop has a bunch of tables and its own bar, all with nice views of Manhattan. Come here with some friends who aren’t into sports, and join their table on the roof once you’re ready to trade the scarf and Carlsberg for sunglasses and a vodka soda." - matt tervooren
"A bar so serious about soccer, it lists games in the top-header module of its website. You’ll find soccer European-forward here, so with that east-Atlantic tilt in mind, call ahead to see if they’re amenable to showing a U.S. game. But if they don’t, you’re still at a cool sports bar that offers a healthy, elegant brunch menu or a rich and hearty dinner of sausages and breadstuffs by contrast. Listed hours vary in accordance with the games, but don’t expect them to change for the global showdown. If you’re not rooting for Team USA, this is a great spot for the Euro-team of your treacherous choosing. And hey: sweet rooftop." - Brendan McGinley
