Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen

Wow! The beers I sampled here are superb! Very delicious and true to their style. They also have an arsenal of booze and a killer cocktail menu. Kitchen fare looked and smelled great but I left to meet family without eating. The Irish dry stout is not to be missed if you're a fan of Guinness. It is amazing 😍 Forgot to mention that the bar seats are the most comfortable barstools I've ever been on!

I stopped by Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen to grab a quick beer before catching my flight from JFK, and I'm glad I did! The staff, including our server, were all incredibly friendly, making for a welcoming atmosphere. The brewery's ambiance was great too – a really pleasant space to relax. To top it off, it was happy hour, so I enjoyed $1 off per beer, which was a nice bonus. If you're in Brooklyn and looking for a fantastic spot to enjoy some brews, I highly recommend checking this place out. It’s a perfect last stop before heading to the airport or just a great spot to unwind.

We had a large party with toddlers here at 5pm on a Saturday. Family friendly, servers were so nice. And the food is great for adults and kids

Big place, good ambiance, great trivia. Had the 93 til infinity pizza. It’s Vegan. More of a salad than a pizza but it tasted pretty good. Japanese rice lager was pretty good too

It’s a really nice experience overall, you get to taste and enjoy a good beer from here and have a very nice menu to pair with. Beer & food: it’s really nice; very tasty, it had a great variety and it has one beer with 15% alcohol 😱 it’s worth the try 👌 I try the wings bbq and buffalo; the bbq were really good and tasty and they’re brick oven baked, excellent and great alternative to traditional fried wings. Service & staff: 5 ⭐️. All of them are very friendly from the moment we enter till the moment we left; I think this was the highlight Very good experience definitely will come back.

What every craft brewery should be ! Our service (Ciara ??) was exceptional. Friendly and professional. Food was delish. And... the Beer was great. Each selection was just awesome. Had a little convo w Biermeister Bob and his talent is impressive. Love this place.

Stopped by Sound + Fury Brewing, and wow… what a place! From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel right at home. We ordered some flights and were seriously impressed—Instant Crush Sour, Quality Control Pilsner, and Watermark Czech Lager were all top-notch. And the pizza? DID NOT DISAPPOINT. We had the Wonderboy, which was like a pepperoni pizza on steroids—absolutely delicious. Great vibes, great location, and an overall fantastic experience. Highly recommend stopping here for lunch as part of your Brooklyn brewery day!

I am such a huge fan of this spot. Not only do they have great beer brewed in-house, the vibe is so fun! Their brunch menu is great - loved the Eggs in Purgatory, which was like a cheddar and sausage take on Shakshuka. The brunch burger is insanely good, a must-try, but they also have classic bar food like wings. The wings were perfect and so was the pizza. A must-visit!

Great service, food and beer. And engaging chef who cared about our experience! Beer flight is a must if you drink and like beer. Highly recommend the biscuits and gravy!

The staff is great. They're very patient and attentive. The food was surprisingly better than expected. The wings were great! We didn't even get to the pizza. That'll happen next time for sure. The atmosphere was pretty decent as well. It could have had a little better balance with their lighting, but I'm just a bit sensitive about the balance of lighting and sound. It's a great place to meet up, have a drink and nosh.

I decided to do a staycation in downtown Brooklyn and was just two blocks away from this spot, so I figured, why not give it a try? My friend made same-day reservations for us, and it wasn't a problem at all. When I arrived, my friend was already seated with a drink in hand. I met the hostess/our waitress at the front, and she checked to see if my friend was in the dining area before directing me to the table. I have to say, I felt like our waitress, Carson, wasn't as attentive as I would've liked. After I arrived, I waited over 10 minutes just to get some water and order my drink, even though my friend had been there before me. There were a few other times we needed her, but luckily, another guy walking around was able to help us out. The vibes were good, though--great music, and the food was solid. We ordered a pizza and some french fries, and both were pretty nice. I'd go back for a chill catch-up night, for sure.

Saturday night hangout with two friends, sat at the bar. Had a flight of beers I was curious about- solid, loved the dark lager the most; a friend tried 3 of the cocktails on their list- all delicious and dangerous. All 3 of us had burgers - solid burger- not something I'd seek out intentionally, but definitely a burger I would order again if I was in the area or grabbing drinks at sound + fury. Excellent service. Nice and chill spot with variable seating arrangements to hang out or have intimate conversations.

Stopped by after a movie and was pleasantly surprised to find a brewery in downtown Brooklyn. The space is modern, with plenty of seating, and I can easily see this place getting packed at night. Service was top-notch--the waitress checked on us regularly, which was great. As for the food, while a bit on the pricey side, it was delicious. The No Sleep Till Brooklyn pizza had good flavor, but wow, it was super spicy! The Sound Burger was fantastic--juicy and packed with flavor.

I've gone to sound and Fury a few times, I recommend it for larger groups and trivia night, but the food and beers aren't really all that great, I found I actually preferred their cocktails. Staff is alway friendly and accommodating to groups.

This brewery rebranded and I could not find them on Google maps because I didn't know the new name but I eventually figured it out and made it in! The pizza and beers are still very solid , I enjoyed everything we ate and drank here. Wasn't anything mind blowing but I would definitely recommend if you're in the area and in need of food and drinks.

A friend was staying at a nearby hotel and we were looking for a quick lunch after he checked in. Beers were great (we both had the Dearly Departed). He had the beetroot avocado toast which he enjoyed. I had the BLT which was one of the better BLTs I've had. Bread was crusty and well toasted, bacon was perfectly cooked, and had the right ratio of ingredients. And the dressing on the salad was great. Quick service and fair prices, especially for being in the city. Solid spot all the way around.

Rounded up to 5 because the Shishito Peppers were so good! The room has a high ceiling and comfortable seating. In addition to beer they offer an interesting assortment of cocktails. The pizzas are also creative. Everything was very good and the Shishito Peppers alone are why we will return. The service is attentive. Our only complaint is that we asked for the Peppers to come out as an appetizer before the pizza but they were served at the same time.

This place was nice, but it says they close at 11 PM on Tuesday nights. However, they were kicking us out at 10 PM. I believe one server's name was Gabriella, and I forgot the other server's name. The other server, a male, wasn't very polite. My sister and I were eating buffalo wings and fries with glasses of wine. We asked him if he could give us more ketchup, and he said no because the kitchen was closing. He didn't even ask, so I took it upon myself to ask another staff member in the kitchen . That staff member not only gave it to us but was so polite and kind unlike the male at the bar .

This place used to be Circa Brewery, I think it's been rebranded? My husband and I stopped by for brunch, and seated immediately. While you would think the beer would be the main focus here, do NOT miss out on the food- everything we had was really good. I ordered the Beet Tahini toast- beautiful bright pink beet tahini slathered onto a nice crusty piece of toast! It's usually topped off with apples, but they subbed the apples with avocados- I think this should be their usual, as I loved the contrast of the soft creaminess of the avocado/tahini with the crusty bread. The toast was served with a mixed green salad with vinaigrette. My husband ordered the brunch burger- a perfectly grilled patty topped off with jalapeños, fried egg, and pepper jam. Because the burger was so tall (lots on the inside!), he had it deconstructed, eating it bit by bit. I stole a bite and I really liked how all the flavors melded together. Comes with fries and salad. Beers were great as well- try the Echo Beach Pale Ale and Spacelab. Solid brunch option if you're in the area.

Great wood fired oven pizzas! Also very good beers as well. The crust on this had just the right amount of chew, and the fresh mozzarella on the pizza had a great consistency. Pepperoni was nice and spicy! Service was perhaps a little slow to attend to us, but no major complaints. And the pizza was absolutely delicious.

A beautiful brewery tucked into the heart of Downtown Brooklyn -- the inside is stunning, with tons of tables, high ceilings, and beautiful lighting. I would recommend making a reservation ahead of time since it was pretty busy, even on a weeknight. We stopped by for trivia and snagged a last-minute table toward the front. The servers were attentive and checked in on us often, without being too overbearing. They serve beers and cocktails here, as well as a food menu with the classic burgers and other bar fare. I totally would come back -- my friends liked their pilsners and stouts, so great beer in a nice ambiance!

Nice space, friendly staff, very attentive. My wings came out fast. I stopped in for happy hour while downtown bk and had a vodka pineapple, which was refreshing. The Thai wings were grilled with just the right amount of spice and sweetness. The ambiance was good. I would definitely recommend this place and will stop by again to maybe try the beer. They have a wide variety and brew in-house.

We came here for a catchup dinner after work one day. The restaurant was busy but, there were still tons of empty space available. It took some time before we got someone to take our order and even to get refills and our food. We ordered the firebird pizza ($21) to start. The pizza was tasty but, the portions were too small. There were hardly any meat on the pizza. The spicy glazed chicken sandwich ($18) was tasty and the fries were thin shoestring. The bread was a bit on the stale side but, overall the sandwich was tasty enough that I would come back for. We also got a small mac and cheese ($14) and it was okay. The mac and cheese lacked flavor and depth. It was kinda bland and small for the price. My friend got a pilsner ($7) and got two small glasses but, then on third round he got a way bigger mug. We were confused on why the first two times, it was in a smaller glass. The food was okay but, the standouts were the sandwich and pizza. However, the price didn't match the portion size for the pizza. Can you find any chicken on that pizza? :D

Modern brewery with high ceilings and a fun vibe in downtown Brooklyn. There is a wide range of beers, the Quality Control Pilsner is the go-to but I also really enjoy their other light-ish beers like the Czech lager and the Helles. They also had a rice beer which was interesting. Food-wise, they portions are very sizable. The chicken sandwich with fries could've fed two people easily. Also can't go wrong with the pizzas which are made in-house.

Lots of good beer. Wi-Fi password: SoundFury123. The food also is good. The interior is nicer than that of most breweries.

Sound and Fury is a sports bar that serves good Pizza. I stopped in for a snack, and I ordered a Quality Control Pilsener, along with a No Sleep 'til Brooklyn Pizza. The Pilsener wasn't that good, but my Pizza was surprisingly good. The Bartender was not on her game this evening. A good choice if you need to drink/dine near Metrotech.

as you can see.... one of the pizzas didn't make it long enough to get a good picture..... This pizza was AMAZING. I got a sour and it was also amazing. The inside is very cool and staff are wonderful!

I stopped by for a work post event drinks and I had a pleasant experience. Our server was very polite and attentive. Happy Hour menu hit the spot - cocktails and small bites were delicious. This spot is worth the trip if you're new in town or visiting. I'll definitely go back next time I'm in NY.

Came here on a date and it was a very nice experience. I had been eyeing over the wood-fired pizza and was happy when my date also wanted to give this place a go. The pizza was good, but needed more of the toppings and a bit more love given to it. We also ordered fresh pretzels. These were very buttery and I liked the cheese dip. They weren't the best pretzels I ever had, but they were a nice addition to a drink. I would recommend for a snack and it comes with 2, so good for sharing. I ordered 2 different beers and was a bit disappointed that 2 of the items I wanted to try were out of stock ( the main item I wanted to try was their Circa Brewing cider.) Both were good and I do like the amount of options they have. My date enjoyed their cocktail. It was refreshing and light. Service was awesome, very attentive and friendly. I really liked this space, it's perfect for a larger party and I did also see some families here, so keep that in mind (whether that's a positive or negative to you.) They also had shuffleboard, so that's fun! A great place to grab a drink and a snack with a group. 4/5

Stopped here for a company party as they closed the entire establishment and it was awesome corporate vibe! I can only imagine what it's like on a regular night. Drinks were good, food was also good. They had sliders and other finger foods floating around all Delicious.

Wasn't super impressed with Circa Brewing. While a nice and large interior (great for groups), the beer selection was not my favorite and pretty expensive. The flight we got was $23 for 4 7oz pours... or at least, they were supposed to be 7oz pours. But it was not poured properly, so each beer had a thick layer of foam on top (expected for a stout, but not for the others) making it closer to 4-5oz pours.

It's my first time visiting Circa Brewing. I got here around 7:30 pm together with my friends. One thing impressed me is their service. The staff handed me menu with super positive vibe, warm smile on her face, and a happy voice. Food here is good. Beer is great. I asked the staff here what's their most popular drink and ordered that one. It will never goes wrong to follow the trend. :)

Had a brunch reservation for a party of 10. Rather than sitting us at a large table at the back, they decided to split our party into two tables by the front entrance. They were weird about moving us when we asked to go to the bigger table, so we let it go and just stayed at the 2 tables. With the brunch window from 11am-3pm, we made out reservation for 2:30pm. On their website, it says they offer bottomless brunch which was the whole reason we decided to book here. Upon arrival, bottomless was not noted on their printed menu. Again, we inquired about it with our waitress who told us we could do bottomless, but would only get 30-minutes and not the full 90-minutes, since their brunch ends at 3pm. In the end, they honored it and let us do bottomless for 90-minutes, with a warning that if we ever booked again, they wouldn't do it. Their website should specify that if a party would like to do bottomless brunch, then last call for bottomless seating is 1:30pm. On top of that the service wasn't great either. The hostess was also our server and she was lovely. But there was another blonde girl there who had the nastiest attitude and refused to give eye contact. She spent the whole time on her mobile POS machine. She didn't let anyone finish a sentence before being dismissive and seemed just generally annoyed. Horrible customer service. Throughout our dining experience, they seemed to just continue making up rules and excuses to delay our service even more. Bellinis were TOOOOOOO sweet. By the time I got to the bottom of it, it was just thick with syrup. Gross. Food was also sub-par. The burger came on the tiniest plate and lacked a bit of flavor. Toast served with breakfast was so hard and dry and there wasn't at all enough gravy to save it. Pizzas were overcooked and burnt on the bottoms. Maybe it's a decent place for just casual hang but if you're looking for a "bottomless brunch" find somewhere else. This isn't the place.

Nice place, good staff. The inside is really well done with the music at a level where you can still have a conversation. Where it fails is the beer and price. The beers were not bad, but not really good. Just okay. But the price is what killed me. $21 for a flight of 4 glasses of 4-5 ounces or the equivalent of a 16-20 ounces. Very pricey. And all the beer including the pint I got had way too much head. I'd say offhand they have a problem with their taps that needs fixing. I did not have the pizza but it was about 25% more than the pizza at a nearby restaurant with top yelp reviews. Not impressed.

Great brews and pizza. Nice space, nice outdoor seating. Usually pretty chill vibe. Haven't been on a weekend night though so can't attest to if it gets busy or not. Solid food options for a brewery.

I came here a few times with some friends during happy hour and it's definitely a good time period I would advise to go as early as possible because it gets really crowded fast. I tried one of the chicken sandwiches and it was pretty good I decided to get the sauce on the side. The last time I went the waiter made a mistake on my bill and disappeared. I ended up having another server and a manager fix it for me and hopefully it was a one off incident.

We stopped in for a quick beer on our way to the New York Transit Museum. The brewery is large and modern. We took two seats at the bar and tried a couple of beers. They had a great selection - everything from lighter options (pilsner, kolsch), fun options (fruited sour, shandy), hoppy options (IPA), and darker/heaver (stout). The service at the bar was great, and the vibe was really great and casual (TVs playing sports) and lively (large groups eating)! We didn't eat, but Circa offers brunch and dinner, if you need a bit with your beer! They also offer a full bar (wine, cider, cocktails). I had a good time and would definitely return.

First time visiting Brooklyn and this place was our first op. A Cool vibe. Got margherita pizza and pretzel here. Variety of beers to chose from. I chose the nitro oat stout since it was a cold day in Brooklyn. Great service- waitress was very attentive and the food came out very fast.

I've hear really good things about the food here so I'll need to come back for the full experience. The interior is super clean and really interesting. The pipes and large areas proved that they brewed in-house. We ordered two flights so we could try most of the beers available. They were all so interesting and different; definitely the best option for indecisive people like ourselves. The summer shandy tasted like a kool-aid mixture. It attracted fruit flies and was super sweet. My favorite was the Hang and my dining partner's favorite was the sour. The cider tasted more like a rosé. Overall, each of the beers had a different flavor palette. There was a huge dog in the bar when we were there, so they're definitely dog friendly! The bathrooms are super nice and very clean.

Came here because of a deal I purchased on Pulsd where I got $78 worth of food and drinks (they had a break down of what that included) for around $40. It seemed like a lot of food for my wife and I but the waitress said we can basically order whatever we wanted and they would just take $78 off our bill which was so much easier. Instead of ordering a ton of food we ordered more drinks which made me happy. They have a nice mix of drinks on their menu, not just their own beer. We got the crispy chicken sandwich and Boys got Heat pizza. The sandwich was great, but I wish it was bigger. The pizza had a nice amount of heat, not too much but enough to enjoy it. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Everyone was super nice. Check it out.

Circa Brewing is grand, gorgeous, offers great food and service. They have fully integrated their namesake, "brewing" into the decor -- huge tanks behind the bar, barrels and kegs throughout the seating areas. After catching the New York Liberty basketball game at the Barclays Center, we braved heavy downpour and walked in with just a few minutes before the kitchen closed. Pacing back and forth on the menu items, our genius server came up with the perfect solution so that we could try the classic hamburger, wings (sweet tea, spiced glazed, and BBQ sauces), and truffle fries. MMM...so yummy. I had such a great time. I have to come back and check out their events: daily happy hour, $5 draft beer Tue, Trivia Wed, Bottomless Brunch Sat & Sun, and karaoke Sunday.

Vibes + service: 4/5 - not bad Food: 2.5/5 - tastes like typical bar food but at ridiculous prices. The tip percentage defaults to 25% as the middle option.

Pricing was high relative to quality. Cocktails were bad. Got food poisoning from the pizza, which was a first for me.

They have recently rebranded to Sound and Fury--but they still have the same great service and ambiance. Even better, they remodeled the back seating area and it looks awesome. They have an amazing beer list and the cocktails are delicious. Definitely recommend trying the pizza. We always have a great time.

Came here for some drinks with a group. I had their Quality Control Pilsner and one of their Kolsch. Beers were solid. Mild flavored and super sessionable. Nice variety of beers. Consistencies of all the beers were on point. I ended up grabbing some fries later on in the night. I was hoping to get the butternut squash soup but they were sold out. Seemed like most people got the pizza or burger. Restrooms were spacious. They had a men's, a women's, and I believe one gender neutral / family restroom. Staff gave our group a hard time about seating. There were a few parts of the brewery that we settled in but each time they asked us to move. Someone that I was Edith mentioned that it was more of a table seating restaurant with a brewery aesthetic than an actual brewery. A few people in our group also felt like we were getting bad vibes and being ignored by the staff. Some of the staff members were nice to me so I can't say the entire staff was putting out being unagreeable.

Cute spot has potential but they need better service. They skipped over certain people or should I say ignored them. Not sure why.

Not bad, not great either. Came for brunch today, they seated me and my girlfriend at two weird high-top chairs at a table-counter that was below knee-level. There seemed to be plenty of normal tables but I guess this is what we get for not having made a reservation? No big deal, at least I remember the beer and pizza being good. Well, the beer ended up falling flat. The Technicolor IPA didn't really taste like an IPA, and the Wester was also just weird. I definitely got the impression that brewing is not their strong suit. The pizzas were okay. The Boys Got Heat was spicy but a little soggy. The Thunderbird was much more to my liking, but arrived barely warm, like it had been waiting a while. Crunchy crust is tasty and has nice char. For the price, I definitely expected better. I had gone out seeking a pleasant brunch but this was awkward and disappointing.

This review is pertinent to the bar only, as I didn't partake from the food menu. However, I must say that I'm quite impressed overall. This is certainly one of those sleeper locations where you won't know what you have unless you go inside. The outside area is just kind of Blah, but step through those doors and it's a totally different world! The Bartender, Anna, made immediate contact with me and was very knowledgeable about the entire beer selection. She is definitely one of those people who has an intelligence level that is off the charts, while still having an amazing personality. I hear their Triple IPA is wonderful, and must be so, because they were completely out of it when I got there. I "settled" for the Favor House Atlantic IPA which turned out to be absolutely fantastic. I definitely recommend for those who love some hops in their life. Overall, it was a great experience! Anna was the best and made the visit more than it would have been otherwise. Remember, squirrels only cross the road because they are looking for nuts.

Hidden gem! I stopped in with a few friends to watch the football game over the weekend. Place was packed pretty full but we were still taken care of, we were impressed by the service and even more so by the food. I would never have expected a brewery to have such good food. The wings were some of the best I've had, I had the sound burger (double smash burger) which was crispy and melty and just so good. The Buffalo Cauliflower was awesome, and the pizzas were top tier! We had the no sleep till Brooklyn and the what's golden. Beautiful atmosphere with an open kitchen and despite being busy the cooks were all smiling and laughing, and that is always a good sign of good food!

Sound + Fury is an amazing brewery and kitchen! My partner and I hosted our wedding welcome party here on a Saturday night and it was incredible. We had about 150-175 people, with beer/wine/cider open bar, passed appetizers, salads, salmon, pizza... everything was delicious. We had the greatest experience working with Natalie, who was the kindest and most helpful from start to finish. She made the whole experience so easy for us and helped make it an unforgettable event. Can't wait to come back for drinks!! Would highly recommend for any event you're planning!

Came here after a yelp event since this was close by and I wanted to grab a drink this place reminds me of nashville in a way. I never knew it was here even though I use to go to city tech. Staff are friendly, booth seating is quite tight and there's a free 6oz beer with chceck in on yelp(which I didn't know about before) I got the cocktail that reminded me or a mojito with a little spice.. and for the check in drink decided to try their pumpkin ale. My friend said it was quite light in flavor. We ordered a margarita pizza to share and it was just meh, I felt like it was vodka sauce and the cheese and the crust was sub par. The dough was floppy and too soft. I did really enjoy the vibe here, there were some people singing kareoke. Prices are a little high, but I would come back

We really enjoyed brunch at this spot! Growing up in NYC and having the option for weekend bottomless brunch on every block, I appreciate the twist at this restaurant of offering bottomless brews instead of mimosas. It wasn't pretentious and bougie like we're used to with most brunch places. It's a fun and unique place to kick it back. The brewery is massive and tables are well spaced apart. It reminds me of the breweries in Boston, such as the famous Harpoon brewery. The menu's are pretty vast with various beers and drinks. I stuck to fruity ales and they were delicious! We were surprised by the food as well as the burgers are DELICIOUS! Super juicy. All in all, a great spot to hang with friends for a wide range of brews.

They recently updated their Friday hours to include lunch. I got the BLT and it was honestly probably the best BLT I've ever had. The perfect ratio of tomato, lettuce, bacon, and bread.

Hey a-holes, let's get a job at Circa Brewing in Brooklyn! Serve yourselves shots, ignore customers, including regular customers! Get buzzed, get discount on food that's only decent on a discount but wait a while to ask your customers what they want. Oh, let's wait even longer to check back in with customers and then pout and complain with your colleagues! Pass on this snobby service, overpriced food, and overall rudeness. Just grab some beverages and food from many nearby takeout options! Sit at the park in Brooklyn commons or other outdoor seating!

Visited Brooklyn for the weekend. This place had a very retro vibe. The food was amazing. The Boys Got Heat Pizza had a great heat/spice level without being overwhelming. The charcuterie platter also offered a wide variety of items. The beer was very underwhelming however.

A few shout outs. Tried the cheeseburger and fries (good choice). Today's chef was super nice - I asked Edgar who made the burger snd he pointed to the Chef. I thanked him. It was that good. The only con was that although it was a double patty, I wasn't as big as you would expect. But that's me being beyond greedy. Love the professional but warm welcomes from Edgar - what a hardworking man . Anna is my favorite person there - literally love her vibes and genuity. The girl with short haircut working with her today had some really nice nails. I appreciate a bartender with nice nails. Thought she deserved the shout out. The guy who made my whiskey sour - thank youuu The guy with the brown button down shirt - thanks for being a great host/greeter. See you soon!

A fun place to come and enjoy the game have a drink l or classic bar food place is clean well light with many options the bartenders are friendly and engage with patrons.