The Ten Bells Brooklyn

"When: Mon-Fri, 4-7pm; Sat-Sun 3-7pm The Deal: $7 Glasses; $20 Carafes; $10 Cocktails; $1 Oysters One of our favorite LES wine bars to visit during Happy Hour has a second location in Bushwick. Brooklyn’s The Ten Bells sits just a few feet away from Maria Hernandez Park with a brick-walled backyard and a dark wood-covered dining room where you can snack on lamb meatballs and charcuterie." - willa moore, neha talreja, bryan kim

"The Ten Bells has been successful at being three places at once: a neighborhood bar lit by candlelight, a go-to late-night spot, and a natural wine shrine for those in the know. Look for a daily happy hour until 7 p.m. which includes $20 carafes as well as $1.50 oysters." - Eater Staff, Melissa McCart

"The Ten Bells opened this second location in Bushwick in 2021, after pouring natural wine on the Lower East Side for more than a decade. Happy hour starts when the bar opens (4 p.m. weekdays and 3 p.m. weekends) and goes until 7 p.m. The bar has a range of tapas for under $10, including meatballs, stuffed peppers, and croquettes. Don’t miss the $1 oysters and the $7 glasses of wine." - Eater Staff

"Leaning back against the blue farmhouse walls on Ten Bells’ patio, it's easy to fantasize about owning a holiday house of your own. You could sit in your private yard, somewhere in Maine or Rhode Island, sipping skin-contact wine and spooning mignonette onto ice cold oysters, just like you are now, a few feet away from Maria Hernandez Park. At the very least, this Bushwick wine bar would be appropriate for a country chic wedding reception. There’s plenty of indoor room too, and impressive charcuterie spreads to share with a group. Come by during their daily Happy Hours for $1 oysters, $6 glasses, and $18 carafes." - Neha Talreja, Bryan Kim

"One of our favorite LES wine bars to visit during Happy Hour opened a second location in Bushwick. Brooklyn’s The Ten Bells sits just a few feet away from Maria Hernandez Park with a brick-walled backyard and some daily Happy Hour specials of its own, including $1 oysters, $6 glasses, and $18 carafes. They’ve also got a dark wood-covered dining room where you can drink natural wine and snack on lamb meatballs and charcuterie." - Nikko Duren