Hilltop Park Alehouse

"With dark wood interiors and a penny-tile floor, this spacious pub feels like it’s been in the neighborhood forever—even though it only opened in 2018. There’s a a long list of beers and ciders and a wide menu here, with a  focus on burgers, which range from a juicy short-rib-and-brisket-blend with onion straws and roasted garlic aioli, to a salmon burger and a beet veggie burger. They also do brunch and live jazz on Sundays. Get the buttermilk pancakes. " - Willa Moore, Sonal Shah, Bryan Kim, Nikko Duren, Matt Tervooren

"With its dark-wood interior and penny-tile floor, this spacious pub feels like it’s been in the neighborhood forever - even though it actually only opened in 2018. There’s a wide menu here but it’s easy to get pulled in by the burgers, which range from a juicy short-rib-and-brisket-blend with onion straws and roasted garlic aioli, to a salmon burger as well as an all-veggie version made with red quinoa and kale. They also have a long list of beers and ciders (in cans or on tap), which you can pair with a Murray’s cheese board or a plate of the sriracha buffalo cauliflower bites if a burger feels like a bit much. Brunch is the time to go for buttermilk pancakes and avocado toast, plus live jazz on Sundays. All in all, it’s one of the more versatile spots in Washington Heights where you can come with a whole group and not worry about anyone not being able to find something they’ll truly enjoy." - The Curious Uptowner

"Across the street from the new gay sports bar Boxers that recently opened in Washington Heights, signs are up for another new bar in the neighborhood called Hilltop Park Alehouse, located at 3821 Broadway." - Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya