Category Archives: Pub Crawl NYC Random Thoughts

Eight beers you should stop drinking now

We recently came across an informative article discussing beer and beer ingredients at the following URL:  http://earthweareone.com/8-beers-that-you-should-stop-drinking-immediately/

Our Thoughts:

Regular readers to this space know that we at Pub Crawl NYC are craft-beer fans.  So, we rarely find ourselves drinking any of the eight beers mentioned in the article (with the exception of an occasional Guinness).  Most of these mass-produced beers will contain adjuncts, such as rice or corn (which are cheaper ingredients than barley malt).  Better to stick with beers made at smaller (and preferably local) breweries.

Bars visited recently in Manhattan

Over the past few weeks, we’ve had a chance to visit such recently-opened spots as Midtown’s Sixty Five, Hell’s Kitchen’s The Waylon and Upper East Side’s Shorty’s.  All three are very different from one another in vibe and draw.  And, all three are worth a visit when you’re bar hopping through those respective areas of Manhattan.  We’ll have reviews of these and other Manhattan spots over the next several days.

Bar hopping in Ridgewood, Queens

Recently, we had a chance to do some pub crawling around the Ridgewood section of Queens.  We had the chance to visit some old neighborhood stand-by’s and some recently-opened spots.  Later this week, we will have brief reviews of Gottscheer Hall, an old-school German beer hall and restaurant, and Onderdonk & Sons, a solid craft-beer bar.  We look forward to a return visit to both spots on our next bar crawl through Ridgewood.