Fulton Grand

My friends and I love this spot! We visit from florida and this is always a go to. We love ray! Such a chill, cool spot to hang out! Definitely recommend!

Love this neighborhood spot. Perfect for a casual drink. Great vibes. Volume was just right so it was easy to chat with a friend. Will be back soon!

You can bring in your own food. Music selection tonight was fantastic. A great little Brooklyn pub. Lots of whiskey choices and a rotating beer list.

Nice bar. Limited selection of whiskey and beers but good atmosphere. Also, a nice outside patio.

Great corner pub. Dimly lit with rock on the juke box, classic ambiance. A great place to unwind after work or have an intimate drink with your lastest tinder fling.

Great neighborhood bar. They have a decent selection of whiskey, which I love and the prices are reasonable. Every bartender I've had has been great. They have start outside for when the weather is nice. They also have about back room. Most Wednesday evenings there is a knitting club that meets there. I only wish it wasn't so far from my house.

Sometimes the service is great and other times it was absolutely non-existent. One night, my wife and I were waiting on a drink but we had to wait on the bartender doing shots with a bunch of college guys. Sometimes you need to recognize who your best tippers are. Also, the bald-headed black guy who walks around and tells you it's his birthday and asks money outside... He needs to go. We stayed in Brooklyn for a week this past July and we saw him out every night telling people the same thing. I also saw him exchanging money for drugs in an alley next to Grand Avenue. Aside from that, the place is a nice dive after a long night and is well located. They do carry some good Liquors. I was drinking Macallan 12 the entire time. I am glad to see they carry good brands.

Good for pregaming or late night drinking as they close at 4am. They do not serve food so be sure to eat before you go. Also the music is a bit on the eclectic side. So if you are looking for a hip vibe this may not be the spot.

This is a cute local bar with a very local crowd feel. The bartender was cute with a good pour, the prices seem average. The music was good and the bar was clean. Good bar bar with old skool vibes

Good for a certain clientele/purpose. Pretty basic, dark, non-diverse, weirdly lacking in any vibe at all. This is where I go on dates that I expect will suck.

Absolutely love this bar. Drink aren't too pricy and service is Good, been there plenty of times. They even have water bowls and treats for dogs. Kind friendly bartenders and not a bad buy back policy! Staple neighborhood spot.

So, today could have been absolutely boring., but then my best friend and I came to Fulton Grand on July 4th when the city seemed to be dead. Then we met the D the Bartender. She is effin awesome!!!!!!! She so amazing! She made us feel like we made the right decision to come here. She is super personable and funny. She made sure our drinks were never empty and that we were enjoying ourselves. Thanks D for being you! See you on your next shift.

I stopped here to celebrate finishing the bar exam and saw that they had some Pappy Van Winkle and figured if I don't try it now, I won't have a better reason for a while and dropped some real cash on a glass and I was pretty pleased with it. It really does taste liek nothing else and if you've got something worth celebrating, I'd grab a glass and drink it slow. They've also got la chouffe on tap which is dope.

Love this place, they have been so hospitable to us during quarantine. Gideon is so sweet and always takes good care of us. Always strikes up a conversation, makes great cocktails and overall makes it a great experience!

Located on a triangular corner, where Fulton and Putnam meet on Grand, is a magical place..... ok it's far from magical, but it ain't bad. It's the Fulton Grand. Fulton Grand offers lots of great things. And leaves plenty of other things to be desired. I've had great nights here along with bad moments which made my stop real short. Let's start with the good. They have a really large beer selection. From a decent tap selection to lots of bottles and cans to offer. Some exclusive gems mixed in there at times as well. The have some nice outdoor seating the take advantage of during the nice weather. While it's not the most beautiful corner, it's nice to take advantage of on a summer's night. What can be better? Sometimes the taps taste a little funky. Has happened on more than one occasion. Also the service. I'm quick to praise good service and willing to turn a blind eye, but oh man I've had one of the worst experiences ever here. I came in. Sat at the bar with a friend. The TWO bartenders were talking to someone for ten minutes straight. I kid you not. The barback saw we were there. He could have even said something. It was a joke. I'm not gonna wave a flag and say something because I know it's rude from my experience behind the bar, but ten minutes. Woah. I'm sorry. That's inexcusable. I got up and left. I didn't come back for sometime after that. I've forgiven them and while the service isn't the best in the world, it's good enough. It's good for a crew inside or for a few people outside. Just don't expect fast service.

It's with a really heavy heart that I give this place 3 stars. In nearly every fiber of its being, its a 5 star Brooklyn pub: great beer list, great drinks all around, incredibly hospitable staff, awesome vibe, superior tunes, and friendly patrons. On a quiet night it feels like home, and even on a busy night everyone is respectful and it's always a good time. It's one of the most authentic and down to earth drinking establishments in Brooklyn. So why three stars? In a sense it's a personal issue, but it's one myself and multiple other people share, and it has to do with the back room. The back room is the pits? No. The back room, like the rest of the bar, is practically perfect! Beautifully decorated, well lit, the bartenders will turn the music off or on for you depending on your preference, perfect for a crowd or for privacy (depending on the night). A group of seven of us set up a regular game night there and given the welcomeness and atmosphere of the bar, were happy each evening to drop a large amounts of our modest earnings on drinks and merriment. It's just... that Big Buck Hunter machine... a malignant monolith of misogyny, cultural appropriation, and animal cruelty...blaring in the corner like the bigot no one invited to the party but who insists on spewing their two cents of venomous negativity into every conversation they weren't a part of. Call me a "snowflake," but it became such a point of contention with our group (nearly all of whom found it offensive), that we eventually just picked another place to host the get-together. I know those arcade cabinets were a staple of dive bars through much of the early 2000s, and I'd get it if people were lining up to play, but on any given night I've been there, quiet or crowded, I've never seen a single person put a single dollar in that stupid machine. The most attention I've ever seen anyone pay to it is an occasional peek into that otherwise charming back room followed by "why the f**k is there a Big Buck Hunter back here?" Like it's such an anachronistic eyesore they don't react to seeing the 7 young professional men and women sitting back there playing D&D like an intense session of nerd poker. I hate to give this place three stars, but that machine became such a buzzkill on our game nights that we had to find a new place, and it straight up sucks because we were so happy playing there...it's just such a bummer. Placing that ridiculous game in such a beautiful bar, it just doesn't make any sense; it's like putting a "Honk if You Love Boobs" sticker on an Aston Martin....

Fulton Grand is the best spot for happy hour if you're lucky enough to get off before 7pm. Cheap drinks, outdoor seating, and you can order food! Here's a tip: They have menus of all of the restaurants that deliver in the neighborhood. The bar encourages customers to order food to the bar. It's best in the summer time. I recommend the guac and chips from Cochinta and cold budweiser while sitting outside watching the sunset :)

Favorite spot in town. Great craft beer selection, plenty of seating and an outdoor area. If the weather is even slightly warm, there will be people outside enjoying beers and company. Lovely neighborhood spot.

The beers were nice. But when my friends and I were getting ready to leave, the bartender became abusive, yelling hurtful xenophobic profanities at us, simply because he thought he deserved a bigger tip. I've worked for years as a bartender and I'd never treat a customer nearly as poorly as I was treated. This pony-tailed child barkeep was a disgrace to the very idea of hospitality. Salamat, yukk. Stay away, all ye with dignity!

I've been twice. First time the service was terribly slow and unattentive, so it's been almost a year since then that I went back. This time, the apparent owner of the bar was very rude to a man who had stopped to talk with me and my girlfriends. He lost a sale because he got really uppity about his attempting to order a drink from him outside. The place wasn't busy, and the owner or manager or whatever wasn't really doing anything. Our new friend didn't realize he couldn't order outside, and this guy jumped down his throat for doing it. Then later, when we got cold and all went inside, the four women all got drinks right away, and this guy wasn't served for at least 20 minutes. Again, it still wasn't busy, and there were two or three bartenders as well as the owner/manager guy (who was just standing around chatting up clientele). The four of us women looked like white yuppies; our friend was a black man in camo pants with a pair of beats by dre and a hat on his head. So unless these two people had some kind of former history together of which I am unaware, it felt pretty blatantly prejudiced to me. Pretty much killed the atmosphere...what little there was. And the cocktails at Alice's Arbor were 100x better. I won't be going back to The Fulton Grand.

Well...I love the music!! That's why I come, and cheaper nice beer. The customers who are regulars are a little more on the Post Punk/ Anarchy vibes but In a superficial way. My views on politics are Punk to the Max....well, punk is dead. Now you are offered...up tight political views from Millennials. I dunno, my vibe is forever crushed by wannabes who haven't experienced true punk shows In basements of Churches. You question them? I'm weirded out, I come for the music and being a beer drinker. The bartender and "artist" "friends" who think they are soooo cool they Don't know shit, In My option. So if you know shit about shit, do not come. You'll be pissed by their small minded banter . If you know you know, if you don't, you don't. While I was there some kid claimed to be Native American from a native America tribe from PA, I love every Native tribe! I pissed him off asking the questions I ask in behalf of all Americans and natives. I just offended him by asking what tribe he claims? Let's look at Elizabeth Warren!? What a dumbass to go get a dna test to prove Native is actually such a disgrace. Your choice..:dumb post punk vibes coming from idiots who don't know what's actually happening in current affairs.

Welcome to the neighborhood. Please start serving dinner outside, not just drinks?

Great dive bar/local haunt in Clinton Hill/Fulton area. Great selection of beer and friendly bartenders. Great spot for a summer night as there's lots of outdoor seating out front. Fun tip: there's a game room in the back with classic arcade games.

I went once and I can't go back again. A bar like this belongs up on Bedford and N 5th, not in Clinton Hill. Got a table with some friends, and literally were in hysterics/nausea by the B.O. coming off the hip folks next to us. Seriously - it was so bad we almost left completely! Super slow service, obnoxious vibe...it was then that I realized I am old and not cool (plus I enjoy a daily shower. Seriously.) If you want the watering hole for Brooklyn Gentrifiers Inc, or the over-cool, come on down! I admit as a white man I have to confront my own role in the changes in our neighborhood, but this place doesn't help.

This bar is the greatest, been coming here for years. Great people and awesome drinks. I can't imagine having any other place to get a drink and hang out. Come on down folks. (Edit: Gwett is the best at making the Jelepeno poppers.)

I started to just forget the treatment I got here last night. I left this bar and went to one down the street and had an awesome time with my girlfriend. For me, this should have been the end of it. When I woke up this morning and still felt the sting of my treatment here I knew I had to write this review. Let me say that I love this neighborhood. I just moved here from Harlem and one of the great attractions of this neighborhood for me is the excellent selection of bars. My girlfriend, who has lived in the this neighborhood for almost a decade suggested we go and grab a drink here. We walked in and the two bartenders at the bar looked at us and looked in the other direction. We figured, maybe they are just busy, so we'll wait. One of the bartenders then left from behind the bar and went into a downstairs area. The other bartender continued to do busy work, I guess he was writing orders or something, I have no idea, I do know that it felt like he was making an effort not to come to our end of the bar. We're pretty tall people, my girlfriend is 5'11 with a head full of dreadlocks and I'm 6' 3' and I had on the brightest shirt I own so we were kinda hard to miss. So my girlfriend who is infinitely bolder than I am decided to walk to his end of the bar and make herself known. The bartender looked at her and actually sneered...and then looked past her to talk someone who was leaving. Mind you, WE ARE RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM and he gave her this look that for me said, "You are not welcome here." Normally, I would have lost it on him, but decided not too, the day was too long and I simply wanted to have two good drinks, some laughs and go home. Besides, I would never argue with someone who is fixing a drink for me. I opted to leave instead. My girlfriend was disgusted and so was I. Writing this review is disappointing to me because I've passed this bar so many times since moving here and was really looking forward to an opportunity to drink and enjoy myself here. I tip well so really it was their loss. Judging by the number of favorable reviews perhaps this was an anomoly and maybe the bartender was having a bad night. I'd hate to think we were being discriminated against (even though I saw no people of color here). Yesterday this bar lost two customers...good ones. Maybe that doesn't matter to them and that's okay, but at some point this kind of treatment of customers will catch up to them and then it will.

Fulton Grand is the perfect perch for contemplating the meaning of life or exchanging the silliest yo mama jokes. Honestly, life here is more about the latter. I save my heavy contemplation for a bar without: -Nico, the lovely lady pouring the stiffest drinks on Fulton street; -fun fellow patrons that want to know your name; -simple but clean décor; -interesting drink specials that actually taste good.

I've passed this bar so many times over the years but only finally stopped in for the first time last weekend. My boyfriend and I tried a few of their cocktails and they were great. The bartender did a careful job with them, definitely seemed like she knew what she was doing. We sat inside and liked the decor, and they have ample seating outside too, where people bring their dogs, so maybe we'll bring ours next time. We will definitely go again soon!

WARNING: THEFTS This is a really great bar. It's beautifully decorated, they have a great beer selection, and it is obviously a hopping neighborhood bar. My friend and I spent three great hours chatting over beers... until we went to leave and I realized that my wallet had been stolen out of my bag as it hung from my chair. Neither I nor my friend had seen anyone reach into my bag and take it, probably because we had been lulled into a false sense of security by the classiness and hipster clientele of the bar. I probably would have been more vigilant in some seedy dive, but that's what makes thieving here so effective. The police told me that this has been happening at this bar multiple times since it opened. You might be thinking "I would never be so careless or inattentive," but the truth is, you probably have been and you didn't notice. Don't let someone take advantage of your sense of community and brotherhood - keep an eye on your belongings and if you see someone acting suspiciously, SAY SOMETHING, FOR GOD'S SAKE. I wish someone had for me. Spending hours talking to police and trying to cancel my cards at midnight on Sunday is not the best way to end Thanksgiving weekend. And to the ratfink that stole my wallet - I hope those metro cards and movie tickets will serve you well in hell.

The highpoints of my recent visit to Fulton Grand: 1. A dog was standing on a stool, front paws resting on the back of the stool, offering licks to anyone who was interested. 2. Beer selection pretty good. Not vast, but solidly good. Since I have only been once, I can't say if they rotate the taps regularly. 3. The bar is cozy. 4. There is a creperie across the street where you can get fantastic crepes that you can bring in. They are open til 10pm and you can even practice your French with the owners, if you are so inclined. The lowpoints: 1. The place is pretty small and therefore gets crowded. Arrive by 6 to secure a table and you'll be fine. 2. Music is waaay too loud. Why do you want to make us shout? That's mean.

I really want to love this bar. Most of the bartenders I've met there have been fantastic. This is why I am not giving 5 stars: I have one qualm that may ultimately prevent me from returning: Ordered a drink. Drink is served, I take a couple sips and go to the bathroom. When I return, my seat is taken and my drink is gone. The bartender slides my credit card to me and says "you forgot this." I had paid my tab and wanted to finish my drink. Apparently that wasn't in the deck of cards. It might have been a mistake/misunderstanding, but I felt slighted. I am a pretty non-confrontational person and since I had previous engaged in conversation with the bartender, I figured they would save my seat and my drink. I paid for a drink and it was taken away only after a few sips. It's really unfortunate because I was really beginning to like this bar but that experience ultimately left a bad taste in my mouth.

I think I really like this place. It's totally good for catching that late night drink with a friend that you are looking forward to catching up with or a new friend that you just met that night. It's easy to feel comfortable here without the worries of pretension. Great varied selection of beers and whiskey with the option to sit outdoors when it's nice out. You kind of sold me Fulton Grand. Decent prices too. I feel warm in my heart.

Great beer and whiskey selection. Service is always a disappointment though- every time I've been here, the bartender of the night is constantly just chatting with his friends instead of making drinks and acknowledging the line forming behind the person waiting to order. 1 star for the drinks menu, 1 star for location, and half a star for the prices (i'm being generous).

This has become my new watering hole. With a great beer and bourbon selection, I can't really ask for anything more. They'll let you order food into the bar, and there are free pretzels. The bartenders are always nice, and the place is very low key and relaxed. It gets a bit crowded on a Friday night, but that's expected with most any bar. The happy hour is amazing, with two dollars off everything from 3 to 8. It's great if you're entertaining a friend on a budget in the afternoon. Even without the happy hour, it's pretty affordable, with 6 - 8 dollar drafts of craft beers. If I could afford it and have the time, I'd be there more often, but for now it's perfect for me.

Nice chill vibe (on a Sunday afternoon). 2-4 solid craft beers on tap and lots of sunlight. Also a selection of board games and outdoor seating. Note: The visible and swift gentrification of this particular block is disconcerting. I hope to see more POC in the bar next trip.

After two visits to (The) Fulton Grand, I'm prepared to make what is--at least in my world--a rather rare statement: it's a good bar. Which, considering Fulton Grand is just a few blocks from my apartment, is fantastic news. I'd actually waited some time before I went--in part because I wasn't prepared for another disappointment in the neighborhood (like, for example, the "food" at Hot Bird) but also because the timing was never right. Anyway, now that this (entirely unnecessary) background information is out of the way, let's break down the pros and cons of the joint: Nice mellow, atmosphere. Heavy, film-noir style blinds, nice wood tables and candles, some exposed brick. A good selection of beers in bottles and on draft (but hey, why just one--super expensive wine bottle sized, to boot--IPA in a bottle?) They have Dale's Pale Ale in cans, too, which is always a sign of good taste. The music is at the right volume, too, and they always seem to be playing something good--Fleet Foxes, Avi Buffalo, Beatles. The few strikes against might be the lack of food--although they have a massive pile of menus behind the bar if you ask--and sort of high-ish prices. That aside, Clinton Hill, breathe a sigh of relief: you finally have a solid watering hole to call yer own.

I found out about this bar after reading about it in NY Mag. After one visit, I was only sorry that I hadn't known about such a great place being in my neighborhood sooner! I loved being able to bring my dog along and meeting new friends via our friendly pups. The drink selection is perfect: diverse, affordable and not too complicated - everything you would hope a neighborhood bar would be. I also love that you can walk 10 feet and get an order of pommes frites to bring back to your bar stool, and they also keep a stash of menus behind the bar. I went back two more times that week - what more can I say?!

A seriously great bar. I dropped by here about quarter after one last Saturday looking for a fairly quiet place to do some studying, I was pretty much the only person in the place with the exception of the very friendly and knowledgeable bartender and her wide array of interesting craft beers on tap. The place has a very cozy feel, with some great tunes that range from rock, to some light punk, and if I remember right some oldies. The prices were more than fair, with most taps ranging from $6-$7, combined wit$2 off for happy hour (starting at 3). Around 3:30-4 the bar started to pick up and the bartender even put some tables and chairs outside for those who wanted to take advantage of the warmer-than-normal weather. Overall a great experience and would definitely come back for some happy hour specials.

Extremely rude service. Unless you fit their image of the perfect patron (bland, 20s, consumer of mediocre beer & music) they're not interested in your service experience. Terrible service, music and beer selection. BTW, the only thing different about us from any other Saturday night patrons was that all of us were people of color in a diverse group. It appears that, unfortunately, we're not welcome at The Fulton Grand. In that case, we're happy to never return.

A very respectable beer bar from the gentlemen who brought you Fourth Ave Pub and Washington Commons. If it's at all possible to believe, this place is darker than both of the aforementioned bars, as well as smaller and seemingly composed of sharp angles. I can't tell you how many pointy ledges I've backed into. Recently, the bar expanded into another room (where did it come from?? I swear there was solid wall there before) consisting three picnic tables. In the warm weather, the bar's footprint extends further as drinkers colonize the generous Clinton Hill sidewalks. I should also note that Fulton Grand is a crucial stop on what I'm constructing as the Bed-Stuy to Crown Heights bar crawl. It's a long walk from Do or Dine to The Bearded Lady (and vice versa), and in winter, with its fogged-up windows, the Fulton Grand couldn't look more welcoming.

Very happy to finally have a nice bar to grab a beer at in the neighborhood. Good selection of craft beers and bourbons just like at 4th Ave Pub. Nothing spectacularly interesting about the bar, but it's attractive and sort of sexy, even. That might be due to the super dark (not dim) lighting scheme they have going on. In sum, I am a big fan of 4th Ave Pub, and it's nice to have the same environment closer to home.

This was a great place to find on a hot Friday afternoon. Plus it was the only place open before 4pm. I was impressed with the variety of beer they had on tap. They definitely had something for every palate--even non-beer drinkers. It was all high quality beer for the right price. It's easily accessible by subway and bus for anyone in the area, and worth a trip. They have free pretzels to snack on, and the bar tender was friendly and helpful. She let us sample as many beers as we needed before we selected our elixir of choice. I will definitely head there again and take more friends.

Great neighborhood bar, with lots of outdoor seating. Perfect for bringing the pup! Bathroom could use some housekeeping, but other than that, we had a great experience!

If you're not a local apparently you're unwanted and get treated like an idiot. Bounced after the first drink because the place was not welcoming at all.

Went there for the first time this weekend and was excited to find such a great bar so close to home. The bar has a very cozy feel, dark with candles and a bunch of seating options in addition to the main bar - a few high top tables in addition to some smaller tables in the back. The bartender was really friendly, chatted with us about the neighborhood and gave us a few tastes of some of the beers we were unfamiliar with. We were there on Sunday night on a three-day weekend and while it wasn't packed, there was a decent crowd. The bartender did say it gets pretty packed on normal weekends, and they're open until 4. For those who are interested, they also carry a gluten-free beer - Green's.

Why 5 stars? Why not!! I've been to this bar on 2 separate occasions and both have been awesome. Both times it's been the same bartender and he was super friendly and mixed a really great martini....sat inside the first time and outside the second...and felt at home in both circumstances. The bar really has a great neighborhood bar kinda feel...warm...welcoming...and not busting at the seams people, just full of the guys and gals next door =) Oh yeah...and the prices...seriously fair!!

I was thrilled to discover this place, for two reason. First, because it's basically right outside my front door and second because it's basically right outside my front door. The beer list is top notch and cheap! It has a nice hipster/yuppie vibe going for it and although it's not a HUGE bar, it has two bathrooms, so you never have to wait, (I assume not everyone can just walk home to use their own bathroom). Although it's brand new it has a "we've been here for years" feeling and doesn't seem to be experiencing the growing pains that most new places go through. Definitely check it out. One suggestion for the proprietors, what about some outside benches, tables? There's definitely enough room and that'd make this the sweetest bar ever.

The owners of 4th Ave Pub have done it again! When I heard they were opening up another bar I made it a point to be there opening night with a few friends. After ordering my first drink, looking around, I had the distinct feeling that the bar had been there for ages. I guess that means it fit right in with the neighborhood. I appreciate the variety of beers and tried the Hopping Frogs, Hopping to Heaven, DELICIOUS. Ps- go to drink out a chalice - SCORE.

Kinda of everything you want in a local non-sportsbar. Beer Selection is very good. Indoor and Outdoor seating. Staff is pleasant and not pushy. Happy hour still gets you $2 off. Which bring the price down to be a bit more reasonable (better beer selection comes at slightly higher prices). I couldn't ask for much more in this place. Located nearly around the corner i'd be happy to drink here most nights.

The good news is this bar has a fine selection of beers, a cool, relatively quiet back room with communal seating, and happy hour from 4 - 8pm. If you're lucky, the bartender who will serve you will be the one who never stops smiling. (She's amazing for that smile alone.) The bad news is that the regulars can be a little cliquey, and that if you use a credit or debit card instead of cash, you'll get charged tax. Spoke to another bartender (the taller, friendlier, and generally cooler punk-rockish woman that might in fact live there) about this point and she said the owner won't budge on it. Not anyone else's fault, but if you charge, just be aware of that and try not to punish the bartender for it -- unless it's the shorter, less-cool, vaguely punk-rockish bartender who honors happy hour selectively and otherwise seems to serve drinks only when her phone fails to hold her interest. Honestly I might give FG another star if I never see bartender #3 again.

Outdoor seating, great beer selection. I didnt feel a Welcoming vibe from the bartender but he was busy so that is probably why. The place itself is cozy. I would go back if I was in the area for sure.

This bar is pretty awesome...its right around the corner...they have some really great beers on draft...and they have a very large selection of whiskeys. It's my kind of place. I read in a previous review that the happy hour (which gets you $2 off of everything) was coming to an end..but thats not true. I went there this evening and the bartender informed me that I should come back for happy hour because they have the $2 off special. The atmosphere in the bar was very nice and had a warm feel to it. I really enjoyed this bar and I will definitely be back.

A friend of mine used to live around the corner from 4th Avenue Pub (FG's sister bar). Now that we've both moved the tables have turned, and it is I who live within a stone's throw of an awesome bar! *evil laugh* What I like: +Tasty craft beers. Try a sour, you might love it. +Amazing happy hour w/ $2 off everything. That means $4 pints and $3 well drinks. Woohoo! +Lots of space inside and out for you and all your friends and dogs. As a corollary, awesome people-watching (this neighborhood has some nice-looking folks). +A cozy yet minimal space that invites conversation or even quiet solo drinking, and seems to discourage craziness. +Free pretzels to soak up the beer with! The only minus I can think of is the occasionally oblivious bartenders. Helloooo, stop texting, I am trying to order a drink! Some of them are super nice though, so maybe it just depends on the night.

Good neighborhood spot. Cheap drinks during happy hour, great for warm days because of the outdoor area. The bartenders are pretty unfriendly and will ignore customers if their friends are in there. Other than that, I like this place.

From the creators of Washington Commons in Prospect Heights and 4th Avenue Pub in Park Slope, this bar is easily the younger sibling of those two. Like their parents, this place has the laid back woody feel. Wooden floors, wooden stools/chairs, wooden tables and wooden benches. Seriously, it's like we're up in the woods. The beer selection is a little bit more eclectic than most craft beer joints with things like Flying Dog Raging Bitch and Dogfish Head Palo Santo Marron. Their list rotates and you can find them on Beer Menus. I like it as it's small and intimately selected versus bars that inundate you with gigantic lists of every possible beer. There should be something for everyone on this list. The bar is small and friendly and also quite obvious that patrons are mostly local, judging by the conversation I was eavesdropping on. I couldn't quite see any available food, so for now it's just a damn good bar. Too bad it's far from Ditmas Park.

Love this neighborhood spot and come here often as it is mere blocks from my house. They have a great, rotating selection of beers on tap and usually play pretty good music. On weekends when it's super crowded service can be a wee bit slow but that's to be expected, and the bartenders are very nice and will offer samples in miniature beer steins(!). Not quite sure what is up with the decor - it's slightly woodsy with a taxidermied deer head and some rustic tables (my favorite of which juts out of a cozy wall recess) but could use a little more personality. I hear they are expanding and will be adding a kitchen, which I am definitely looking forward to.

I've been coming to Fulton Grand since they opened a few years ago and it's still a great place to meet up with friends or meet that online date, if he/she sucks there's always great patrons at the bar to chat up! The vibe is always cool plus the prices can't be beat (in the neighborhood). It's def gotten busier with the onslaught of newbies moving to the area but thankfully, it's still the perfect local spot. I've spent plenty a summer eve sitting outside with friends and look forward to this summer to do the same. Keep doing what you're doing Fulton Grand, your happy hours make me happier with my first sip of a dark & stormy...