213 N 8th St

09/03/08

no fun for anyone unless you are a dealer

by mikemasters at Citysearch

This place is not for most. This place is best known for lines of yayo and bad music. There is a thugish atmosphere that doesn't blend well with the neighborhood.

06/01/08

good dancing-be careful what they charge you at the bar

by bashico at Citysearch

I went there last night w/my friends. we had a really good time dancing w/the hip hop tunes. The DJ was good and the experience felt authentic Brooklyn.

The only problem I had was the bartender charging us different prices for the same drinks. First we paid $40 for 9 shots and then it became $60 for the third round of same shots. When I asked him why ,he claimed that he charged us less previous rounds. (why I dont know) . I still am not sure why he charged us more later. Therefore I suggest you pay attention.

08/03/05

User review by misnomer19

by misnomer19 at Citysearch

I discovered Supreme Trading one night at a farwell party. I stayed longer than I intended... Cheap happy hour, no trouble getting on the pool table, great BBQ and good tunes. I am not sure about everynight, I hear it can get crowded, but it was the prefect send off to a great friend. I would recommend...You can run the place early and watch cuties into the night and never a cover!

• Pros: cheap happy hour, foxy staff
• Cons: not in the city

Part gallery, part nightlife destination--all Williamsburg.

by Erin Behan at Citysearch

This neighborhood behemoth makes the most of its 8,000 square feet. The bar exudes a friendly feeling with its use of dark wood and glazed tiles. The designers balanced out the large lounge by creating smaller, intimate seating areas. DJs play Thursday through Saturday in a back room that also hosts art and fashion parties. A billiard room and outdoor smoking garden round out the warehouse that previously served as a car-detailing salon.