Located at 37 East 28th Street in the southern end of Manhattan’s Murray Hill, Snafu 28 is the second location of the famous Midtown East spot. Fourteen tap beers are offered. The long bar area takes up most of the space, along with some banquette seating and high-top tables in back. Six TVs available for your sports viewing pleasure. No kitchen, so you’ll have to eat somewhere nearby.
The cheese plate at Olympia Wine Bar in Brooklyn. We’ve noticed recently that some cheese plates at wine bars are getting a bit skimpy on the cheese servings. Not the case at Olympia. Full review of Olympia Wine Bar forthcoming.
Located at 121 Ludlow Street on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, Amuse is a cool new wine and beer spot. Eight tap beers served, but you come mainly for the wine (no hard liquor available).
Located at 38 West 26th Street (on a block fast becoming a huge NYC pub crawl destination with its half-dozen bars), Flatiron Hall is a beer bar from same owners as Houston Hall. This is the same beer selection brewed by Greenpoint Beerworks (who make beer for Heartland Brewery and Kelso). The food menu primarily consists of bistro fare. Spacious bar and dining room upstairs, including Prime seating by the windows for people watching on West 26th Street. The Beer hall is downstairs.
