Cocktails & craft beers, plus finger foods served at an intimate joint featuring a rooftop terrace.
"When: Weds-Fri, 5-7pm The Deal: $7 Well Shots; $3 Lager Cans,; $7 Drafts; $7 Wine; $10 Cocktails The TL;DR on LoHi is that it’s just a f*cking big rooftop bar in the industrial part of East Williamsburg that could also be correctly categorized as Bushwick. And in a city where big rooftops are rare, that’s a good enough reason to come here—ideally during the early evening with a group and several rounds of chuggable hibiscus mezcal cocktails." - willa moore, neha talreja, bryan kim
"Locals and non-locals alike gravitate to LoHi for the cocktails and food alike. The cocktail list includes the Soul Flower (rosemary vodka, pear nectar, elderflower, agave, and ginger beer), and the Shadowboxer (lemongrass whiskey, honey-miso syrup, and ginger). The food menu brought to you by Happy Bull Pizza, too, is not to be missed—get yourself a 12-inch Meatzilla (tomato sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, sausage, and fried chicken cutlet) and call it a night." - Abbe Baker, Carey Jones
"For a little laidback rooftop fun, head up to LoHi, located at 314 Scholes Street in Brooklyn. The spacious patio is often described as one of the least pretentious spots in town, where everyone is welcome to come to enjoy the views of both Manhattan and Brooklyn. And though it too has a long list of cocktails and wines, it just feels like the prime place to enjoy an ice-cold beer. Try the Finback IPA this summer, as its citrus-forward flavors pack all the right punch." - Stacey Leasca
"The TL;DR on LloHi is that it’s just a f*cking big rooftop bar in the industrial part of East Williamsburg that could also be correctly categorized as Bushwick. And in a city where big rooftops are rare, that’s a good enough reason to come here—ideally during the day with a group. If no one can decide what to drink, start with a round of chuggable hibiscus mezcal cocktails." - team infatuation
"The TL;DR on LoHi is that it’s just a f*cking big rooftop bar in the industrial part of East Williamsburg that could also be correctly categorized as Bushwick. And in a city where big rooftops are rare, that’s a good enough reason to come here - ideally during the day with a group and several rounds of chuggable hibiscus mezcal cocktails." - Hannah Albertine