Yours Sincerely

"When: Daily, 5-7pm The Deal: $7 Cocktails This is one of the better choices in Bushwick to impress someone with an interesting cocktail. All of the drinks come in graduated cylinders, and all of the drink ingredients come from taps with little doll heads on them. Hit this place during their daily Happy Hour, when the cocktails are $7." - willa moore, neha talreja, bryan kim

"This is one of the better choices in Bushwick for impressing someone with an interesting drink. The outside is marked only by a sign that spells out cocktails in neon lights, but walk through and you’ll find a narrow bar with incredibly high ceilings—it’s small but stunning, with a marble bar and drinks that come in graduated cylinders, poured from taps with little doll heads on them. Hit this place during their daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm, when the cocktails are $7. There are only a few small tables and bar seats, so no groups. " - Neha Talreja, Bryan Kim

"You can bring an old pasta sauce jar by this cocktail bar and they’ll refill it with a margarita, daiquiri, Old Fashioned, or Manhattan. They’re open from 2pm to 8pm, Thursday through Sunday." - hannah albertine, nikko duren, bryan kim, arden shore, matt tervooren

"At Yours Sincerely, all the drinks are on tap, and the cocktails come in beakers. If that sounds gimmicky, that’s because it is. But beakers also make for some pretty practical glassware, and it’s fun to drink out of things you used to use in science class. The space is dark and narrow, and there aren’t many tables, but it’s a good place to impress someone who doesn’t know that this bar exists." - bryan kim

"You typically aren’t supposed to drink out of beakers because they tend to contain things like caustic solutions and bright green liquids that hardly ever give you superpowers. But at Yours Sincerely, beakers are the glassware of choice, and all of the cocktails come out of unlabeled taps on the wall behind the bar. That might sound gimmicky - and yeah, it kind of is - but this is actually a great spot to grab a casual cocktail in Bushwick. It’s a dark, narrow space with a couple of tables in the back, and you can use it to impress a date who’s never heard of this place or a couple of out-of-towners who might immediately text their loved ones to explain how they’re currently drinking out of beakers." - bryan kim