"The Deal: $1 off draft beer; $1 off wine; $1 off well drinks King Tai plays consistently good music any time of day, and it looks like a place that got jealous of Miami and tried to replicate it here. Happy hour is an especially good time to take advantage of the Crown Heights spot (and to try and get a seat at the bar)." - bryan kim, willa moore, neha talreja
"The Deal: $1 off wine, draft beer, and well drinks This tiki-adjacent Crown Heights bar draws a steady crowd, thanks in part to their sidewalk patio with a good amount of tables. They often host food pop-ups, in addition to DJ sets and live music." - bryan kim, kenny yang
"Cinco de Mayo is tomorrow, which means you’re going to have pitchers of margaritas bursting through the walls of Mexican restaurants like the Kool-Aid man. But if tequila tends to get you in more trouble than you can afford on a Thursday, head over to King Tai for a celebration with special rum cocktails instead. CmartysJerk will be there serving tacos and nachos to keep the night kind of on theme and help prevent any hangovers the next day at work." - neha talreja
"Some nights, you might dream about a neighborhood bar with big windows and diner-style stools where you can sit down and order a casual tiki drink at 5pm. Well, good news: that bar exists, and it’s called King Tai. This is a little place in Crown Heights that looks like a cross between a 1950s soda fountain and something you’d find near a white-sand beach, and it’s a great neighborhood spot to hang out and make new friends." - bryan kim
"If you drink in Crown Heights, you probably know King Tai. If you don’t drink in Crown Heights, you should go to King Tai. It’s a casual cocktail bar with a vaguely tropical feel, and it’s like a fun neighborhood clubhouse that you can pop in and out of. The cocktails all cost $12, and there’ll be a DJ on New Year’s Eve." - team infatuation