Very good beer. I tried the Belgian triple. Excellent
Thomas Beam
Posting this in direct response to the last reviewer, George Hernandez. This is a family bar that is beloved in the neighborhood and has some of the best craft beer you’re gonna find. Craft beer that costs a fair amount of money for them to bring in. Giving you a sample of however many beers you want to try because you might have a beer you dislike costs them money for no other reason than you are afraid of drinking beer apparently. I don’t know what you do for a living but start doing ten percent of it for free, lmk how much you enjoy that.
George Hernandez
I try to visit as many craft/micro breweries as possible when visiting different cities. This is the first place I've been to that doesn't let you taste the beer before buying. Don't go here, you might have to drink a beer you don't like!
E
Very good and nice music inside
Jack Chan
Excellent place to have a quiet and relaxing drink - for drinkers and non drinkers alike. Dude is super hospitable and gives great recommendations
P R
Not my style. Fake nice and no taster policy even if you rack up 150$ check.
R M
Have been here a while ago and it was good, with the barman helpful with suggestions when what I wanted wasn't available. Sadly now the service is jaded, lackluster and disinterested. I won't ever visit again.
Jim Bonomo
Came here for a specific beer I saw on tap. Expected nothing. The level of friendly service that I received from both old man and young boy was exceptional. The place is cozy and although I didn’t buy to-go the selection was great. And the bathroom was super clean, which I appreciate. This is the type of business that needs to be supported in this new craft beer landscape so get tf out there and support these fine people.
Berry Reinders
Carmine Street Beers is a must-visit for real craft beer lovers in New York. This cozy bottle shop offers an impressive selection of specialty beers, with a special focus on rare and exclusive brews. For example, check out the extensive collection of Bourbon County Stouts, which you can find here in different vintages.
The store has a cozy and no-nonsense atmosphere, with friendly and knowledgeable staff who are happy to give advice. In addition to all the bottles and cans, you can also taste something from the tap. The variety of styles – from hazy IPAs to barrel-aged stouts – makes it a top shop for beer fanatics.
A hidden gem in the city for anyone who loves craft beer!
Josh Green
Nice beer bar with a good range on tap and loads of options in the fridges. Nice space too. Good staff.
One of the best bars in town if you’re into craft beer.
Alejandro Piccone
Not the friendliest service but amazing bee selection for on tap and to go.
Vincent Laroche
Great selection of Craft beer in can to go in NYC, there is also a draft of menu that you can enjoy a glass right there. I would recommend this place to anyone.
Kamil
It's a cool spot, but I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to visit it again
Corbin Atkinson
Great selection and great place to have a beer. I really enjoyed hanging out here and talking beer with the staff.
Very good beer. I tried the Belgian triple. Excellent
Posting this in direct response to the last reviewer, George Hernandez. This is a family bar that is beloved in the neighborhood and has some of the best craft beer you’re gonna find. Craft beer that costs a fair amount of money for them to bring in. Giving you a sample of however many beers you want to try because you might have a beer you dislike costs them money for no other reason than you are afraid of drinking beer apparently. I don’t know what you do for a living but start doing ten percent of it for free, lmk how much you enjoy that.
I try to visit as many craft/micro breweries as possible when visiting different cities. This is the first place I've been to that doesn't let you taste the beer before buying. Don't go here, you might have to drink a beer you don't like!
Very good and nice music inside
Excellent place to have a quiet and relaxing drink - for drinkers and non drinkers alike. Dude is super hospitable and gives great recommendations
Not my style. Fake nice and no taster policy even if you rack up 150$ check.
Have been here a while ago and it was good, with the barman helpful with suggestions when what I wanted wasn't available. Sadly now the service is jaded, lackluster and disinterested. I won't ever visit again.
Came here for a specific beer I saw on tap. Expected nothing. The level of friendly service that I received from both old man and young boy was exceptional. The place is cozy and although I didn’t buy to-go the selection was great. And the bathroom was super clean, which I appreciate. This is the type of business that needs to be supported in this new craft beer landscape so get tf out there and support these fine people.
Carmine Street Beers is a must-visit for real craft beer lovers in New York. This cozy bottle shop offers an impressive selection of specialty beers, with a special focus on rare and exclusive brews. For example, check out the extensive collection of Bourbon County Stouts, which you can find here in different vintages.
The store has a cozy and no-nonsense atmosphere, with friendly and knowledgeable staff who are happy to give advice. In addition to all the bottles and cans, you can also taste something from the tap. The variety of styles – from hazy IPAs to barrel-aged stouts – makes it a top shop for beer fanatics.
A hidden gem in the city for anyone who loves craft beer!
Nice beer bar with a good range on tap and loads of options in the fridges. Nice space too. Good staff.
Restaurantji Recommends
One of the best bars in town if you’re into craft beer.
Not the friendliest service but amazing bee selection for on tap and to go.
Great selection of Craft beer in can to go in NYC, there is also a draft of menu that you can enjoy a glass right there. I would recommend this place to anyone.
It's a cool spot, but I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to visit it again
Great selection and great place to have a beer. I really enjoyed hanging out here and talking beer with the staff.
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