Please Tell Me
Bar · Williamsburg
749 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Highlights
Tiny Williamsburg bar off the L train with killer cocktails, tasty bites, vintage vibes, and ’90s hip hop spinning into the weekend.
Tiny Williamsburg bar off the L train with killer cocktails, tasty bites, vintage vibes, and ’90s hip hop spinning into the weekend.
"Please Tell Me is only slightly larger than a room at the Times Square Hilton, so it doesn’t take many people to make this Williamsburg bar feel like a house party. A strong sound system and oversized disco ball provide the proper ambiance for late-night dancing, and there are snacks like wings and a quesadilla that you can enjoy alongside several espresso martinis. On weekends, a DJ is present, but no matter when you stop by, you’ll hear some good music, most likely in the realm of ’90s hip hop." - sonal shah, bryan kim, neha talreja, willa moore, molly fitzpatrick
"The Migrant Kitchen is serving dishes with Latin American and Middle Eastern influences out of a pop-up in Williamsburg. Not only can you order things like smoked street corn with sumac and labneh, or a roasted lamb torta with mujadara and Oaxaca queso, but for every $12 you spend, The Migrant Kitchen will donate a healthy meal to a New Yorker in need. Head to the pop-up between 12-10pm Tuesday through Sunday, or place an order for delivery." - matt tervooren
"For a place that’s smaller than your average studio apartment, Please Tell Me has an impressively large disco ball. Located right off the Graham stop of the L train, this minuscule cocktail bar with potted ferns hanging from the ceiling is a nice mix of fun and intimate. Stop by on a weeknight and drink some natural wine with a friend, or come on a Friday or Saturday if you want to sit on a cerulean banquette, eat some wings, and listen to a DJ spinning hip hop and R&B. On Wednesdays, you can bring your own , and on weekend afternoons, you can pop in for breakfast burrito or some banana french toast. " - Bryan Kim
"Little King is an anomaly. It’s tiny cocktail bar that feels like a hotel lobby and it’s about two feet from a bodega and three more feet from the nearest train stop (at Graham Avenue). Bring a date who will be impressed that you know of such an under-the-radar place, claim a little round table, and maybe eat a burger." - bryan kim
kristen alvarenga
cassy
Stinson Parks III
Laura Shaw
Ischia World Travelers
Raina Kavangal
Cameron Davis
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