What People Are Saying About Franklin Park
The Editor
Joshua M Bernstein
Citysearch
In Short – A dingy garage is hammered into a 1,300-square-foot outdoor haven strewn with picnic tables, and voila: Leafy beer-garden splendor arrives in unlikely Crown Heights. Relax alfresco at a picnic table, as a waitress delivers one of 12 drafts beers (including crisp Coney Island lager and fruity, amber Schneider Weisse). If it gets chilly, saunter indoors to the oak bar adorned with subway tiles, where you'll belly-up beside an artsy, staunchly local crowd to chit-chat while DJs spin indie, world and hip-hop beats. – – Hits: At this off-the-beaten-path outpost, it's…
10/12/09
Great Hangout
by chrisslate2 at Citysearch
Great Hangout spot. They had a good beer selection and good music.
- Pros: Good beer selection
02/15/09
Like a Sweet Nook in A cranny!!
by kareemahb at Citysearch
So i went there for the first time ever. i think it only opened 6 months ago. A friend of mines was DJing, and so a reason to go. I like it a lot. It has 2 separate areas with 2 separate vibes, one is more sports bar the other more cooled back with room for dancing, and a game area. I can't wait til it gets warm cause the picnic tables in front is a nice touch. Great selection of beers, and interesting specials. a little something for everyone.
- Pros: lighting, choice of libations, decor
- Cons: seating layout kinda off.
The Details on Franklin Park
Happy Hour:
From 4pm to 7pm daily, drain $4 pints of microbrews, including creamy, bitter Green Flash IPA and Blue Point's malty Toasted Lager.
The Extras:
Provided you don't bring it inside, your pooch is welcome at Franklin Park.
Fun Fact:
Owner Matt Roff helped create Park Slope concert hall Southpaw, and he's also spearheading Williamsburg performance space Galapagos' switcheroo into Natural Selection.
Category:
Bars & Pubs, Beer Gardens, Bars & Clubs, Neighborhood Bars, Singles Bars
Payment Methods:
Cash
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