Someday Bar NYC

Great neighborhood bar in Brooklyn. My wife and I went there twice and enjoyed every minute of it. The servers were attentive and very friendly. I had an old fashioned and some beer, my wife some wine and I think a Campari spritz. We had a couple of meals there and were not disappointed. Appetizers and more.

Came for a friend’s birthday 2xs and each time is great. Their playlist is on the Pop side but will have bangers you forgot about. Food is pretty good; I really like their wings (wish they had lemon pepper). Drinks are decent, most come in the same short whiskey glass; would like some variation there - that’s my only suggestion. Nice pockets to chill with friends and I like the funky pink/black aesthetic of this place

Awesome, fun neighborhood gem. The drink menu is substantial & tasty, team is friendly & attentive, and food delicious. My partner & I hosted an event in the back of the bar, and our entire crew had an amazing time and was so well taken care of. Highly recommend!

Someday Bar is AMAZING! We held a private event here a couple weeks ago and it was one of the best decisions we've ever made. Our event had ~90 people and everyone is still raving about how much fun they had at Someday Bar. Megan & Kelly are literally a dream to work with - all of the planning was made so simple and stress-free, the entire staff at Someday were wonderful, and I can't stress enough how seamless everything was the actual day of the event. Having 90 people at a bar is no small feat and the team at Someday handled serving food and drinks perfectly. If you are thinking about renting out a bar or having an event somewhere, I cannot recommend this place enough. The people are wonderful, the service is incredible, the drinks are delicious (and strong), and the price was really affordable. Thank you to Megan & Kelly (and the entire staff)! You were such a massive part of our wedding weekend and we had an unforgettable time at Someday. See you soon!

Love this place and the staff; the owner is a saint as far as I'm concerned. BTW, the bao buns when they have them (Thursdays guaranteed per the owner) are fantastic. I will also add that the owner is very involved in the local community which is extraordinarily important to me. Also gay friendly (drag night on Wednesdays IIRC?). Hard to beat this in the neighborhood. 🙂

my favorite bar!!!! $4 jello shots and $6 cocktails during happy hour. gets a little crowded but can almost always find a place to sit. food is a little expensive but they have specials like taco tuesday that make it worth it. justin behind the bar is the best and makes the best drinks 🫶

We did our Sunday farewell brunch at Someday after our Saturday night wedding, and it was perfect! Relaxed, easy, good food, lovely staff. Just a nice way to end the weekend, in a cute queer Brooklyn way.

Cute little bar in Brooklyn! Got here at exactly 4 to kick off happy hour, and got two beers under $15. Beer menu is unique and I was very happy with Twelve Percent Snappy! Lite.

Such a wonderful experience! Megan was so nice, welcoming, and friendly! You can tell the staff cares and knows how to make wonderful drinks. They made our experience really special and have a awesome pop up going on right now.

This is pretty good local bar. We decided to check this bar out due to Halloween coming up. Food wise they don't go cheap on their burger portions. For 19.00, I would recommend the whisky burger! It comes with double patty, union rings and bacon! You can taste some of the whisky on it! Service was fast , I can't say much about the ambiance because it is Halloween but I do love their decorations. So overall I would recommend their bar food. I only had an IPA here but if you're looking for a bar not too crowded with good burger portion then this could be a potential spot!

Went in for drinks and a snack before a Nets game and had a wonderful experience. The draft list was killer (we had some Mast Landing, Community Beer Works, and Aslin), and my "small" order of Buffalo cauliflower was delicious and the size of my torso. Our bartender Natalie was amazing, can't wait to come back the next time I'm on Atlantic Avenue!

I couldn't love this bar more! Always feels home in this crazy city. Top notch service with amazing food + drinks to match. Thank you Megan + team!!!

This is such an eccentric and fun bar along Atlantic Ave. They offer daily specials with Taco Tuesdays, Wurst Wednesdays, Drag shows on Wednesdays, Bao Bun Thursdays, Brunch Saturday & Sundays, and Happy Hour Monday-Friday 4-7pm. We came on a weeknight at 10:30pm, so nice option for late nights as not many bars stay open late on a weeknight. I decided to be adventurous with some fun drinks: All Mad Here ($14) and The Cat's Meow ($15). The drinks were decent; not my usual cup of tea, but the cat cup is definitely cute! While the drinks were just ok, the nachos ($12+$4 for meat) are the absolute best here! I am usually skeptical with nachos at a bar, but they use the melty nacho cheese slathered all over a bed a chips. I will come back to this bar for the nachos alone --so delicious!

The pink 75 ladies ok this is a one-time hitter of them drinks.... we were pretty lit after drinking just one so if you looking for a tasty sexy drink this will be it.... I ordered the burger, but I didn't like that particular burger mix. It had a funny after taste, and the salad was good, in my opinion. The artichoke sip and chips was just okay. The decorum was Christmas Krumpus Bar which was really cute and picture worthy atmosphere. Order at the bar and find a seat which pretty easy and simple.

Our group stumbled upon Someday Bar as we were in Brooklyn for a wedding and had some time to kill before the evening reception. Such a cool and eclectic spot! Terrific choices for craft beers and yummy bar food menu. Along with specialty cocktails. There is really something for everyone's palate here. Everything is on a QR code so make sure your phone is charged and internet connected. It's odd that there were no paper menus on hand, but it is what it is. Just a minor quibble. Hot pretzels, seasoned fries, chicken tenders all reallly good. Great staff and quick service. We found a nook to sit at right by the front window area. The place has a lively and fun decor. Clean bathroom too. They also have a happy hour here Mon-Fri 4pm-7pm with $5 well drinks, select wines, and 16oz craft beers! Oh yeah!

This was one of the spot you don't drive pass the service is great once u warm Them up. If you walk in and it's not a familiar face it might be very weird but trust it's great once u get in and start ordering

After an apartment viewing in the neighborhood, we stopped by here prior to our dinner plans. We weren't sure what we were expecting on a Friday night at around 6pm. The interior was huge, but there was more standing space than sitting space. The few larger tables were reserved for an event. Thankfully, it was a beautiful day outside so we sat outside. They had a great happy hour menu for beers that come in 16 oz only, some wines and house cocktails. I got a whiskey sour and it was legit. I'm not sure if it's somewhere I'll come back to given the reviews of the food are mediocre and I'm too old now to stand and hang at a bar and much prefer table seating!

Great bar and food was decent. I came here for a friend's bday party and while the staff seemed overwhelmed and confused to have customers on a Saturday at 2:30pm (I was surprised because day drinking is a proud NYC tradition) they did a great job rising to the occasion. My favorite part, besides basically having the bar to ourselves, was that they had cocktail specials with proceeds going to abortion travel funds. I don't know about you guys, but when I enjoy an old fashioned at 4:00pm, I want to feel like I'm helping people who can't enjoy an old fashioned at 4pm - ya dig? Anyway come here, have drinks, bring your toddler (I did and they gave him free french fries which he refused to eat even one of yay!) and tip the staff : )!

Really fun, great environment. 20s-30s crowd primarily but great drinks and an eclectic arrangement of seating and personalities. We got to play bingo unexpectedly and part of a rowdy fashion show. All unplanned, but fun to see. We sat up at the front window and got to enjoy the chaos from afar.

Excellent excellent bar. No Bud Light or Heineken here! They only sell craft beers either on draft or in cans. And the list is...Something. Long list of beer with something for everyone. They represent a lot of local craft beers here which is welcomed. My only issue with all this? The menu is via QR code for the draft list and I'm old school and prefer a paper menu. The Hudson Valley cider I had was delicious and perfectly refreshing. We decided to nosh on some food and the fries and pretzel were very good. Everybody enjoyed their drinks and the bar was becoming more and more packed as the night went on. Restrooms are clean! Bartenders are friendly. Prices are fair for the amount of craft beers they offer. I'll definitely come back here.

Had a great time here for brunch around the holidays. Excellent Krampus-themed decorations and a great bottomless mimosa deal. They were out of the sandwich I ordered and the chef came out himself to offer suggested substitutions and threw in a few extras. It started to get super busy after 5. I'll definitely come back!

Someday, bar was a cool place I like the atmosphere. I went around Christmas time so they had a Krampus decoration which was really really cool but I really like the aesthetics of the place. The drinks are good and they hit. The food was disappointing I expect a lot more flavor, something about the meat I didn't like the taste, and the appetizer was ok. This bar has good service. The people are nice and I just have to order my food at the bar and they bring it to your seat which is cool.

First time in to this place, and I'm lucky I made it; the critical error resting exclusively with me. I'll fill you in on that in a second, but first...some backstory: Anyone familiar with Brooklyn knows there are an abundance of historical shotgun-style businesses tied together in a seemingly endless patchwork of construction. I thought I was fully aware of this as well, that is, until Someday Bar humbled me with precision embarrassment. You see, Someday Bar is two of those small shotgun-style buildings cleverly combined into one post-construction, eclectic format with a smattering of flamingo decor and just enough bright pink (flamingo-esk) neon light to set the theme solidly in place. The outside is cleverly painted a deep shade of green which ties the two buildings together--most likely pre-existing and indicative of their once former life as an Irish Pub; easily evidenced by decorative interior elements. So what happened? Why did I almost miss this little pleasure nestled into Atlantic Avenue? I picked the wrong door. Yup, any form of luck couldn't find my fat a$s on a single version of the "Let's Make a Deal" game show. Not only did I pick the wrong door once, I did it a second time. I'm sure most of you think it wouldn't be a big deal (Pun Intended) me either, but there's more to it. You see, as I was walking up on Atlantic Avenue, the neon flamingo sign drew me in like a little immature moth. Exactly as I wanted because I was looking for the bar, except it was hanging directly overhead of the second building. I walked completely past the entry door! When I got to the double doors of the second building (imagine three feet away at best,) I clearly remember seeing the sign on the furthest door which read, "Please Use Other Door." Awesome! I got this! So I promptly grabbed the knob of the door directly adjacent to the one that had the sign (picture a double door setup.) I tried with all my might to turn the knob to the left, turn the knob to the right, push, and then pull...all without any meaningful movement. Hmmmm. Keeping my cool, I looked up and through the glass door to see a party of six sitting at a table inside. I clearly had drawn their attention, but not yet their laughter. Having zero luck on this door, and now noting that I was being watched by a party of six, I quickly had to make a decision...Do I risk grabbing the door knob of the door where the sign is posted? The same sign that clearly says to use the other one? The one which all but told me the outcome before I started? My split second decision was YES! I have to try this door! As I repeat the whole twist left, twist right, push, pull process on this door, I look through the door to the party of six who is now laughing and pointing at me trying to get inside. They are gesturing to their left (my right) trying to let me know about the entry door that I had passed in my desire to gain entry. I thought they had sent me to trial and agreed on a conviction at this point. Having not seen the entry door in my haste to actually gain entry, I assumed they were telling me I could promptly "get the hell out of there!" Elementary school dodge ball memories be damned at this point. I'm going into this bar even if I have to break glass. Everything finally clicked, and I realized they were pointing at a previously undiscovered door. I regained my composure and walked in like nothing happened. A quick wave to the party of six, and I was off to find a seat at the bar. Jennifer quickly greeted me and made me feel at home. I ended up selecting the Singlecut Alternative DDH IPA for evening. Quite a fantastic brew! Be sure to check out the pic I posted. Nice tangerine notes to the IPA were definitely refreshing and paired well with the Someday Bar Pretzel Sticks! Jennifer was absolutely swamped, so Justin took the reigns for the most part. He was fantastic and extremely helpful regarding the local beer selections. I was able to sample many different brews from the area, but just like all multiple choice tests we've all taken in the past, first pick is usually the right one; I stayed with the DDH IPA for the rest of my Someday Bar journey. Hunger pangs be damned, I ordered the Someday Bar Pretzel Sticks. They came out wonderfully cooked, with just the amount of salt and butter to make them glorious. Accompanying the pretzel sticks was a properly portioned cup of beer cheese. At first glance, I was immediately disappointed and fearful to dip a piece of the pristine pretzel into this "cheese" with a mashed potato like consistency. Boy, I'm sure glad I did. The flavor was off the charts and provided a mouth feel completely different from any other beer cheese I've ever tasted. Spicy mustard is also available, but you have to ask for it. So if you're ever in Brooklyn, stop buy and give these guys a try! I'm certain you won't be disappointed. As always, remember, the squirrel is only crossing the road because he's chasing nuts.

Not the greatest customer service. Went on Super Bowl Sunday, hoping for a cool hang. Sat down, no one came to serve us. We left.

Wonderful ambiance, staff was extremely friendly. Both bartenders & the cook were super nice and chatted with us for awhile. Food was AMAZING! I got the Smash Burger & upgraded to the Parmesan Truffle Fries. They were SO GOOD!!!! My husband got the tacos (Taco Tuesday!) and also said they were delicious.

really great draft beer selection. one upped any canned beer selection at a retailer. super nice staff/bartenders/servers. def happy tried and happy this place survived the pandemic. that said. decor is michaels craft store on steroids (main stream clean mass produced stuff w v little creativity). was hoping for elevated bar food but was v v marginal. good place to pop in for a beer if walking by kind of place.

Great happy hour- $5 beers on draft, excellent selection of beers in the beer fridge in the back; solid smash burgers. Wings are a tad dry. Noticed a blue cheese burger added to their menu so I had to try it- have to say, the patties were a bit dry this time, and were a bit too heavily salted, so the burger overall was way too salty because blue cheese in itself is salty. But I guess that's not really a problem of it can be washed down with ice cold beer right?

Spicy margarita - yummy! Capri sun adult drink - Instagram fun, but too juicy for me. Fried chicken sandwich- has pickles and a spicy mayo, but was a bit too dry for me Seasoned fries were average My boyfriend ordered wings and they came out after we all were finished with our meals and did NOT look worth the wait. :( Not a place I would be running back to unfortunately. ** they also don't honor the free lager with any purchase of a sandwich anymore for the last year :(

Decided to meet up with a friend for a drink and small bites on a weekday around 8pm. It was a lovely day out so we decided to sit outside. It's a pretty casual spot where you order at the bar and they bring out your order. For food- we shared the fried cauliflower and Buffalo wings. Portions were generous we each brought some home. In all honesty I wasn't expecting much of food coming from a bar but the cauliflower was probably some of the best I've had yet! I'd recommend coming here for a casual time if you're ever in downtown Brooklyn!

Amazing cocktails and selection of beers, IPA, very friendly staff, bartenders are amazing and very nice, all people of all sexes and ages 21+ are welcomed. Cute decor makes it cozy.

This place was great! We went to a bar in the area after dinner, but it was a Saturday and we had a big group so we wanted to go somewhere we could all actually sit near each other and talk. We found Someday and had a great time! Great cocktail and beer options. We got some desserts and they were delicious. The chef/owner who made them even came out to ask us how we liked them. We had a mango cake and beignets, which, honestly, were better than the ones I had in New Orleans. They also had Women's History Month cocktails with Girl Scout cookies in them. It was a great place! Go check it out!

Great service! The bartenders and servers were great! The ambiance was super chill and laid back. The food was great! The drinks were really good! Came here on Sunday Drag Bingo afternoon from 1:30-3pm. The host was so much fun! Great times

Alex, go back to Wisconsin. It's a bar in NY. The food has been consistently solid here. Drink prices makes sense for the neighborhood. It's modern decor for a bar and something reminiscent of a Bushwick bar (minus the divey-ness). I suppose my only gripe can be the guests and the brightness of the bar. It's not quite cafeteria bright but almost. Also, people here can be a hit or a big, big miss. People who don't know how to order at a bar, get as bartender's attention without being obnoxious, or even clean up after themselves when there's clearly no table service. Then occasionally, there's a cool person to end up in a chat with. Over all, good spot.

This place is really laid-back you walk in and seat yourself but I think it maybe best to sit by the bar cause you have to go and get your own drinks but the cooks bring outs the food to your table natasha was at the bar and she cool it was only her on the floor working though and I don't know why but anyway ill be back just really laid-back place to just drinks and chat!

I came here for drinks and I'm so glad I did. The spicy jalapeño margaritas are so delicious. They came in a fun capri sun-like package. They had good music but you could still have a conversation. The location is close to the trains so everyone should be able to get there easily.

What a horrible experience. I was here Monday evening with a good friend in town. We had just finished a photo shoot and wanted to experience some amazing food somewhere local because the reviews were great. AMBIANCE: September 26th upon entering on we weren't greeted, there was no one behind the bar but several patrons seemed to be eating and enjoying themselves. I would later learn as I spoke to several as I waited to be served that most were regulars. We waited for over 10 minutes and then a short bearded male approximately 35, Caucasian with his hair tied in bun came rushing from the back and apologized. He seemed unwell (shaky, preoccupied) then asked if we wanted drinks. We ordered. He began talking to two younger women who entered and forgot about our drinks. Returned 5 mins later, asked our order again, we repeated it and he sloppily served over poured rum drinks and a rancid old-fashion. As more people began to enter the service became increasingly worse. He didn't return back after dropping off the drinks, didn't check-in and didn't acknowledge us. We were literally ignored for over 30 minutes as he flirted with the women that entered, forgot our food orders and rolled his eyes when we asked for basic things like ketchup and straws. I saw him give friends free shots and him give his number to a patron while on the lock (whatever shoot your shot but don't let it effect the quality of service). I overheard him go to a table and apologized for delays and comp food and even was fairly cordial and polite. NOTES: Unfortunately We didn't get that same level of courtesy and I truly think it's because we were BLACK. This venue had over 20 patrons and we were the only BLACK ones and were actively ignored and met with an attitude and bad service. It's hard to articulate micro aggressions like this but it was a palatable feeling of whiteness and gentrification permeating in this space. I can't find all the appropriate words to describe this horrific situation BUT.. if you're POC you know this feeling all too well. This place screams flannel-wearing white hipster and I wouldn't recommend me this place to anyone that doesn't fit that vibe. ORDER: Eventually 35 mins after ordering our food... we were able to enjoy a really good meal. The food was brought out personally by the chef who was gracious kind and apologized for the delay. The bites were instagram worthy which isn't typical for dive bar eating. The food was cheap, delectable and made with soul. The bartender was trash. The patrons overwhelmingly Caucasian. GREAT BEIGNETS I wouldn't recommend this to anyone who prioritizes ambiance. Oh and then there's the Black Lives Matter sign (shabby plywood with the phrase spray painted laid on the ground in the bathroom hallway. Likely a relict to avoid retribution during the George Floyd protest. I guarantee it's still there on the hallway floor and it pretty sums up my experience at this establishment.)

Came here with a group of friends. Walked in and no one greeted us so we assumed we could walk up to the bar and order our own drinks. Bartender was sooooo rude. None of the tap beers were labeled so I had no idea what they carried. Every question seemed to bother the bartender. We had one round of drinks and left. Never again.

Fun bar with some good bar-food options. The beer selection is robust! The service is good and friendly! Music selection differs from a variety of genres.

Didn't eat here (food looks great), but has a really nice interior and the now typical outdoor street NYC dining. The vibe when we were there wasn't fantastic because there was a large gathering of finance bros were there, but they don't seem like a staple. The beer was good and the bartenders were very helpful. I'd love to come back and eat sometime.

Cute neighborhood gem with a rockabilly vibe! They have the fanciest and most unique mocktails... there's even one called Optical Illusion that's made with N/A gin and egg white.

Solid cocktails (I believe I went for the Giggle Juice), great bartender and my first time eating cheese curds (verdict: they are good). If you're in the area and in the mood for a drink, I'd definitely pop in here!

Music is top 40's. Bartender 2 Friday nights ago was miserable and rude. Had so much animosity in his voice it made us uncomfortable to sit there. Maybe he was having a bad day but try not to take it out on everyone at the bar. Didn't get to have food that night but won't be returning to try it out.

First time ordering food for this bar. I had the chicken wings, I'm not sure if they were bad or something but the next day I was so sick. Literally have stomach cramps in and out of the bathroom. I am in so much pain. I'm sure it's food poisoning. Extremely disappointed. Also we had the nachos and they were so bad we didn't even eat them. I'm never eating here again. Maybe a drink cause the Bartender is so cool. But food is out of the question.

My friend and I went to Someday for the first time recently and had a fantastic time. The boozy Capri Sun-type cocktails in pouches were great--though, fair warning, they are deceptively strong. She and I are both tall and can hold our alcohol well, after just two each, we were quite tipsy. I def recommend getting them, you'll get your money's worth! Just drink 'em slowly, maybe. :) They have lots of other great things on the menu, as well as good nonalcoholic options. As for the bar itself, it's really spacious so it's probably great for groups, as well as dates where you don't want to be squished up between other tables of people; we went on a rainy Saturday night so there were people there, but it wasn't too crowded, which was nice. The decor is really fun and neon (but like...tasteful neon, not Diplo concert neon). The staff was really great and the service was fast, as well.

Went to this bar for a literary event last night. The space is cute and I appreciated the great craft beer list. However: they served me one of the worst burgers I've ever eaten. The patties were gray, leathery pucks, totally devoid of moisture or flavor (and you can't adjust doneness to your taste -- "They come out how they come out," the bartender told me). Another friend, a vegetarian, ordered an impossible burger, which they brought her topped with regular bacon. I realize the burger variant she chose probably automatically came with bacon and they don't substitute a vegetarian alternative... but instead of alerting her to this when she ordered, they just automatically served it this way and acted surprised/annoyed when she couldn't eat the results. Tl;dr, go here to hang out but avoid the food.

Stopped by here after strolling around Atlantic avenue for a hot toddy. With the new NYC regulation that food must be consumed when sitting down, i found that this bar has lots of low priced bites so that you don't feel like you have to buy a big meal when all you want is to have a drink or two. staff is nice. outdoor seating. You can scan a code to pull up the menu on your phone. I ended up having a $3 hot dog which was perfect. definitely a good stop.

Neighborhood bar with great food and a wide selection of craft beers. The wings were perfectly done, deviled eggs simple, and a hot dog to top it off. This is definitely a great place when traveling for biz and want a solid enjoyable experience.

The bartender had harsh cruelty in her eyes. I walked out and won't be walking back in. I moved to the area, after growing up in the Midwest, and going to college in Wisconsin, last year. While exploring a new area of Brooklyn for me today, I found myself hungry and researched on here and was delighted to find this restaurant, claiming to have Wisconsin-style fried cheese curds. I've not had them in years, used to delight in having them in college, and was happy to walk almost a mile to Someday to try theirs. When I arrived, I saw a sign instructing to "find a table" and to "order at the bar." I found a table in the back, dropped my bag, and approached the bar. The bartender was wrapping up with a customer's order at the other end of the bar, so I patiently waited. Once she completed with him, she glanced at me, but instead of coming to my end of the bar, she commenced to make a cocktail, and then, to my surprise, took two healthy drinks from it, before approaching me with a scowl covering face. She only looked at me, meanly, so I asked: "May I order some food?" She nodded, still frowning, so I confirmed: "You have cheese curds, right?" In response to my question, the bartender looked my face over with an intense and searing cocktail of spite, disgust, and mild confusion. It was as if I had just idiotically asked this bartender (holding a cocktail) "Do you serve alcohol?" She then hatefully said: "They're on the menu, aren't they?!" I don't know why (hunger, I suppose), but I decided to swallow my dignity and disregard her flat disrespect, and said: "Great. I'll take an order." To this, the bartender looked at me almost like I had just asked for her to surrogate a child for me, rolled her eyes, and asked: "Well, do you have a tab, or what?!" At this point, realizing that I am a respectable adult who doesn't deserve this treatment, I calmly told her that I would go elsewhere for my food. I will not be returning to Someday Bar, and that saddens me. I love good food, and I love quirky atmosphere, and this place seemed to have both. However, my first impression was one of discomfort and embarrassment. I felt entirely unwelcome, and silently encouraged to leave. I know I am just a simple man from the Midwest, but manners do matter. I know that New Yorkers take some amount of pride in being rude and exclusionary, but there is absolutely nothing to be valued in making patrons feel poorly. I had a wonderful Saturday in Brooklyn, and my first visit to Someday could've been the icing on that cake. Instead, its bartender reminded me that I am very far from my home, my people, and the simple kindness that is shown to all hungry customers in midwestern restaurants, often without a second of hesitation. Please be better.

Came here on 3/27/21 with my best friend. Wanted to try something different. I ordered the garlic Parmesan wings with fries and a drink called pain killer. My server was Justin. We liked him and his service. My best friend had the Buffalo wings with fries and a mango margarita. The pain killer taste like a piña colada. My wings were TASTELESS. LITERALLY. Her Buffalo wings were not hot and ALSO TASTELESS. The ambiance is nice and the bar, but as far as me coming back to eat, no way. I wanted to try the adult Capri sun, but they ran out. :-( That's why we wanted to try to the place out.

Full, disclosure, this is what I wrote on another site: I love this bar. Usually I'm happy my friends agree on going to a bar where I can get a great beer or excellent cocktail (and you can here), but it's a treat that we can get good food here, too. The care of the staff is exceptional.

Alright, where else can you get a beer and banh mi happy hour special? Someday is listed as a beer bar (and they have an amazing craft selection), but their food menu is something to behold. The table next to us got a burger and it looked/smelled amazing. Their charcuterie and cheese is from Stinky Brooklyn, which is always quality. Unfortunately, we didn't have time for food, just drinks. Like I mentioned, amazing beer list (two pages' worth!) including Finback, my local favorite. Their cocktails are reasonably priced at $14. And the vibes are killer. Lots of flamingo neon. Other Half beer labels as bathroom wallpaper. Lots of seating and a decomissioned brick oven in the back. Will definitely add this to my rotation of neighborhood bars!

We called to ask about reservations, not being from the area I didn't know if it was a "reservation kind of place" so she said "yep sure!" took our name and we didn't think much of it... so, we showed up, the bartender barely greeted us and then ignored us for 10 minutes while we stood awkwardly at a whiskey barrel that could maybe pass as a host stand(?) and then when we didn't know what to do he barked at us to "sit wherever and order at the bar" with a smug look on his face.. so.. we left and took our high hopes for this place with us *shrug*

It's a bit lame. We went there for the tap list, but the bar keep did not know which beer was which, the only listing was via a QR code, so everyone was in their phones - which doesn't make for good conversation. The space is oddly configured enough so people kept bumping into each other. Hire an architect, please. Lastly, I was served a glass half empty and told it was a full pour.

Loved this spot, located in downtown Brooklyn. They're open pretty late, until about 4am. I loved the flamingo theme they had going on. They have a variety of beers on tap as well as some frozen drinks. The bartender was really nice and let us sample some beers before we ordered. There is plenty of space for sitting at the bar or elsewhere, it's pretty spacious!

Incredible beer list, fun vibe, and incredible bartenders! We came here for our wedding after party and Victor was fantastic! Couldn't ask for a better time!

Stop by someday Bar after work with a few coworkers and decided to grab some drinks and appetizers. We opted for cheese curds, fried Mac n cheese, pretzels, and garlic parm wings. We were able to order on the TabbedOut app which was pretty cool because our orders came right out without saying a word to the waitress. This place is super cute and has a flamingo theme decor and a cute blue velvet couch. There's plenty of seating both indoor, at the bar and outdoor. The food was ok wings could use a bit more flavor, but definitely a good after work spot.

LOVE THIS PLACE! The most amazing beer selection in the neighborhood. Their Covid precautions are on point and the staff is extremely friendly. Smash burger and cauli wings were delicious! They have done what many try to accomplish, a safe outdoor space that is still cozy and pleasant!