Mary’s Bar
Gay bar · Greenpoint
134 Kingsland Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Highlights
Queer Irish pub with vast brews, pub grub & patio
Queer Irish pub with vast brews, pub grub & patio
"A queer Irish bar that shut down after a little over a year." - Emma Orlow
"One of a flock of queer bars to open post-pandemic, Mary’s Bar has been dubbed a queer Irish pub where all are welcome. It was opened by the legendary team behind Ginger’s in Park Slope, in partnership with One Stop Beer Shop, which was housed in the Greenpoint space for more than a decade. Mary’s also serves as an Irish cultural center, offering queer Irish dance classes and Irish snacks." - Eater Staff
"The tortilla chips at this cheerful beer-focused bar near the BQE are neither artisanal nor house-fried, but that matters little once they’ve been coated in the abundant portion of juicy pulled pork, pungent white cheese sauce, pico de gallo, sour cream, and guacamole. In warmer months, enjoy them at one of the outside tables with a spicy brew that can stand up to all that flavor." - Paul Schrodt
"There’s a wraparound patio outside of Mary’s in East Williamsburg, and it’s usually full of people celebrating birthdays and any other occasions that call for booze and fresh air. This queer Irish pub—complete with both Pride and Irish flags—feels like a casual community space where you can pop in for a pint or host a group hang. It has multiple outdoor areas, as well as a pub-like interior with saloon doors, plenty of standing room, and big windows facing the street. If you’re looking for a queer spot where you can loiter with a pint of Guinness and make some new friends, this is it." - rob anderson, matt clifton, nikko duren, neha talreja, bryan kim
"From the owners of in Park Slope, Mary’s is a queer Irish pub that fully delivers on its premise. It’s a fun, casual, community-oriented space, and it looks like an updated version of somewhere you’d drink in a small town south of Dublin. On a relatively quiet corner just a few blocks from Brooklyn Steel, the pub has brick walls and all of the requisite Guinness decor, as well some colorful lights and a wraparound patio that’s perfect for when you want to loiter outside with your friends. Service is friendly, Happy Hour runs from 5-7pm on weekdays, and there are occasionally events like trivia and karaoke." - Bryan Kim
