To say this was a disappointing experience is an understatement. We ordered via Uber Eats and my partner ordered a salad that was supposed to come with salmon. The salad came with no salmon, but his salad was semi decent. I ordered what was supposed to be a bowl with half rice/half lettuce, crispy Brussels sprouts, and chopped broccolini with pecorino, topped with falafel. As you can see from the attached photos it was very far from this. It was literally an assault of lettuce with tomatoes and carrots. No Brussels sprouts, no broccolini, and few grains of rice. So I decided to make this work by picking out the few grains of rice, the falafel and some of the lettuce with the pecorino and add some balsamic vinaigrette I had in my refrigerator for some taste. As I bit into the falafel, they tasted like freezer burned Trader Joe’s falafel that were somehow wet. The few grains of rice were undercooked. I could not make it through this and had to throw the whole thing out.
Food: 1
Michelle S.
Friday happy hour gets PACKED here, so make sure you budget time to get here early if you have a big group. When the weather's warm, they've accommodated a big group on the spot, which is more than I'd expect! Happy hour deals are good, but plan to make it in before 4:30 on a Friday.
Gozi Godbolt
I really love the atmosphere here. There have been times when service was a bit shaky but for the most part the staff is inviting and has the best recommendations.I love the birria tacos! But I also love the happy hour menu selection and that it changes often.
Was looking for a quick bite to bring back to my nephew at CUA. Being from Philly I thought it would be good to get some cheese steaks and Brooklyn pint seemed to be a good match. They were good however for the three cheese steaks it was close to $70, quite steep or not using prime
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
D. P. C.
I need to go back and try the food.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
Dhruv Jaiswal
It's a good sports bar or gives a vibe !Was fun for couple of nfl games when we visited stuff is good and friend. Great options in beer if you're looking for those.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Wings, Beer Selection
Patrick K.
Great food and great service. Brunch menu was amazing and beer selection, as well as server knowledge, was on point. Three stars for terrible management coordination for our large party. Management refused to converse over phone, only via email, which they rarely responded to. We had, or at least we thought we had, coordinated a small appetizer/tasting menu for our large gathering. After several unreturned phone calls and emails (minus a simple room confirmation email), we arrived at Brookland pint to find we had no pre-planned menu for our guests. This restaurant is great at the simple things but lacks the skills to handle larger parties.
Brian C.
Decent atmosphere- iffy area. Good beers- but a bit pricey. $9 for a pint. Ordered drinks and apps at the same time- apps arrived way before drinks. Apps were pricey too- $22 for nachos for two. Queso- half a tomato, 1/4 cup of guac and 1/4 cup of sour cream. Not impressed. Service was terrible. Waiter ran by 5 tables yelling "you good?" and was gone before I could even reply. Bathrooms are all unisex- not ideal for the ladies! Hand washing is outside the bathroom and shared. (i.e. you KNOW no one washed their hands before touching that door handle- they couldn't!) Next time the waiter came by I just asked for the check. We spent the time waiting for the server to return by looking up other restaurants to go get our actual meal. Two beers, two drinks, a small plate of mediocre nachos and lousy service: $72.50. I won't be back!
Jasmine Sehgal
Price gouging. There is no reason for a small piece of key lime pie to be $9 for the lunch special. I don’t know how I ended up paying $25 for a salad and a slice of pie during the lunch special.My advice is to go to Busboys and Poets around the corner for better quality food for the same price.
Food: 2
John K.
Decent neighborhood joint. It's always pleasant and lively, the bar area is spacious and able to accommodate a lot of people. When the weather is nice, the large patio is a great place to sit with kids. Really good Tuesday option where kids eat free, which is a rare offer. They generally have a nice selection of local and regional beers on tap, and the servers are great. The food is good, though some of it has a pre-prepped feel to it rather than something made on site. I have not had a bad experience there, it's more the difference between good and great.
Absolutely horrible - rude - bar service. On multiple occasions I waited at the bar while the bartender put away dishes, washed dishes or was distracted with other tasks while I was clearly waiting to order a drink. He had no problem taking his time. For reference I opened Google maps and rated Brookland Pint, then opened Yelp, found Brookland Pint and typed this while being ignored. Luckily he finally acknowledged me or I would also just keep at it...
Blane Schriock
Pia was the best waitress! The establishment handles large groups well with their service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cheese Curds
Kendra M.
Service and ambiance was ok but unfortunately the actual food and drinks are basic. The menu is small as well. We got a dry Philly cheesesteak and a fried chicken sandwich that was under seasoned and covered in the sauce. Very underwhelming.
Steven L.
Lively neighborhood spot. Great food good atmosphere. Pretty close to Metro stop for the Catholic University Brooklyn station.
To say this was a disappointing experience is an understatement. We ordered via Uber Eats and my partner ordered a salad that was supposed to come with salmon. The salad came with no salmon, but his salad was semi decent. I ordered what was supposed to be a bowl with half rice/half lettuce, crispy Brussels sprouts, and chopped broccolini with pecorino, topped with falafel. As you can see from the attached photos it was very far from this. It was literally an assault of lettuce with tomatoes and carrots. No Brussels sprouts, no broccolini, and few grains of rice. So I decided to make this work by picking out the few grains of rice, the falafel and some of the lettuce with the pecorino and add some balsamic vinaigrette I had in my refrigerator for some taste. As I bit into the falafel, they tasted like freezer burned Trader Joe’s falafel that were somehow wet. The few grains of rice were undercooked. I could not make it through this and had to throw the whole thing out.
Food: 1
Friday happy hour gets PACKED here, so make sure you budget time to get here early if you have a big group. When the weather's warm, they've accommodated a big group on the spot, which is more than I'd expect! Happy hour deals are good, but plan to make it in before 4:30 on a Friday.
I really love the atmosphere here. There have been times when service was a bit shaky but for the most part the staff is inviting and has the best recommendations.I love the birria tacos! But I also love the happy hour menu selection and that it changes often.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Happy Hour Nachos with Pulled Pork, Wings, Beer Selection
Was looking for a quick bite to bring back to my nephew at CUA. Being from Philly I thought it would be good to get some cheese steaks and Brooklyn pint seemed to be a good match. They were good however for the three cheese steaks it was close to $70, quite steep or not using prime
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
I need to go back and try the food.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
It's a good sports bar or gives a vibe !Was fun for couple of nfl games when we visited stuff is good and friend. Great options in beer if you're looking for those.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Wings, Beer Selection
Great food and great service. Brunch menu was amazing and beer selection, as well as server knowledge, was on point. Three stars for terrible management coordination for our large party. Management refused to converse over phone, only via email, which they rarely responded to. We had, or at least we thought we had, coordinated a small appetizer/tasting menu for our large gathering. After several unreturned phone calls and emails (minus a simple room confirmation email), we arrived at Brookland pint to find we had no pre-planned menu for our guests. This restaurant is great at the simple things but lacks the skills to handle larger parties.
Decent atmosphere- iffy area. Good beers- but a bit pricey. $9 for a pint. Ordered drinks and apps at the same time- apps arrived way before drinks. Apps were pricey too- $22 for nachos for two. Queso- half a tomato, 1/4 cup of guac and 1/4 cup of sour cream. Not impressed. Service was terrible. Waiter ran by 5 tables yelling "you good?" and was gone before I could even reply. Bathrooms are all unisex- not ideal for the ladies! Hand washing is outside the bathroom and shared. (i.e. you KNOW no one washed their hands before touching that door handle- they couldn't!) Next time the waiter came by I just asked for the check. We spent the time waiting for the server to return by looking up other restaurants to go get our actual meal. Two beers, two drinks, a small plate of mediocre nachos and lousy service: $72.50. I won't be back!
Price gouging. There is no reason for a small piece of key lime pie to be $9 for the lunch special. I don’t know how I ended up paying $25 for a salad and a slice of pie during the lunch special.My advice is to go to Busboys and Poets around the corner for better quality food for the same price.
Food: 2
Decent neighborhood joint. It's always pleasant and lively, the bar area is spacious and able to accommodate a lot of people. When the weather is nice, the large patio is a great place to sit with kids. Really good Tuesday option where kids eat free, which is a rare offer. They generally have a nice selection of local and regional beers on tap, and the servers are great. The food is good, though some of it has a pre-prepped feel to it rather than something made on site. I have not had a bad experience there, it's more the difference between good and great.
Restaurantji Recommends
The food is just so mid and the chairs are
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 5
Absolutely horrible - rude - bar service. On multiple occasions I waited at the bar while the bartender put away dishes, washed dishes or was distracted with other tasks while I was clearly waiting to order a drink. He had no problem taking his time. For reference I opened Google maps and rated Brookland Pint, then opened Yelp, found Brookland Pint and typed this while being ignored. Luckily he finally acknowledged me or I would also just keep at it...
Pia was the best waitress! The establishment handles large groups well with their service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cheese Curds
Service and ambiance was ok but unfortunately the actual food and drinks are basic. The menu is small as well. We got a dry Philly cheesesteak and a fried chicken sandwich that was under seasoned and covered in the sauce. Very underwhelming.
Lively neighborhood spot. Great food good atmosphere. Pretty close to Metro stop for the Catholic University Brooklyn station.