Brooklyn Public House

Stopped here for lunch during Christmas and New Year's. It was really busy but we were able to find 2 seats at the bar. There was only one member of staff working but she did a great job of serving so many people. We ordered the fish and chips, chicken club and a side of curry sauce. The food was delivered pretty quickly and everything tasted good. The curry sauce was slightly sweeter/fruitier than we are used to but it wasn't a bad version of UK curry sauce. There were a couple of football (soccer) games on and the bar was really buzzing on a Monday afternoon. A really fun spot to watch some sport and have some good pub food. We live locally and will definitely visit again.

dont get scammed be aware: Their happy hour menu (that you scan with a phone) prices are outdated. When you point out the bill does not reflect the menu prices, theyll shrug and say "sorry, its old." Then update it... dafuq.... And be sure to ask which pints in particular you can get the deal on, bc its not listed anywhere. theyll wait till you get the bill to tell you. Fry Sauce was good tho

This place is just fine. The service is ok, the food is served hot but is a bit bland. Nothing really great but nothing bad.

Brooklyn Public House is a terrific neighborhood pub. I love popping in here to get a quick drink or ordering food to go. Sometimes I'd even work from here early in the day if it's rainy out and my favorite cafe seats are taken. My favorite dishes are their salads. You can add a protein to it and the portions are very hearty :). Honorable mention to their steak-cut fries, chef's kiss. I like most of their cocktails but their summertime frozen Pink Flamingo and the Side Hustle have my heart. No matter the bartender, I've never had a bad glass of either drink. I love having Brooklyn Public House as a local food option and happily recommend them whenever people are in the mood for great pub food and drinks.

They have an A rating again! We come here alot and are glad to be confidently eating their food again. Everything is so delicious (love their corned beef hash on the brunch) with a great bottomless brunch ($22 plus an entree, all of which are $10-19) and weekday HH 3-7pm. They also have late night food deals from 11pm to 12/1am depending on the day.We also love coming here for soccer games. They'll open early for special games or tournament, like today they opened at 9am instead of 10am for the Eurocup. Quick note that even if they open early, kitchen still opens at the normal 10am.

Decided to go here for after church brunch because the spot across the street wasn't "brunchin" the way brunch should on a Sunday! Arrived just in time to grab a table by the window and order before brunch ended in 15 minutes. Happy to have grabbed a spot by the window because this spot looked pretty dark, especially in the back. It definitely is giving a bar that serves food...Speaking of the food; French toast with the yogurt and strawberries was EVERYTHING! The egg dishes were meh, my omelette tasted just ok, seemed like they use powdered egg and the side salad had big chunks of the part that should have been thrown away and the cucumber had peels still on some of them. Overall, service was good and so was the hot coffee. Def want to try the lunch/dinner menu as this place has potential.

This is a great spot for an after work beer and happy hour snack. First off HH starts early and last long enough to enjoy. Next is an excellent selection of brews on tap including some rotating. Whether you sit at the bar or get a table the service is pretty good, involved enough your glass never quite empties but not hovering over you to force you to interact if you are happy to just drink and nibble after your day. Premiere league playing on the tube if you go in for that action too.

Just a great bar overall, with a solid draft list and better than average bar food, and particularly a great setting/vibe for sports watching--but not just a sports bar, by any means.Have been here a few times since moving to this area--first time was for some Sunday playoff football this winter. Both the Bills and Giants were playing, so it was crowded, but was handled so well by staff; got us a table near desired tv/game as soon as possible, and service was quick and impressive throughout evening despite crowds. Insofar as bar food/snacks, their jalapeño poppers were pretty much perfect. Since then, have come in for a nice dinner in the back area--meal options were nice, with an incredibly tasty burger and a nice turkey chili among the highlights. My friends enjoyed their entrees as well (mac and cheese, braised short rib) and have also visited recently for a fun Monday night trivia evening. Beer menu is solid--nothing unexpected or totally out of the ordinary, but a strong sampling trending towards the local (NYC, Upstate, Vermont) and the IPA. I'd personally like to see a few more inventive or unique options/diverse styles, but I can live with good beers I have seen at plenty of other craft-y beer bars, especially when the vibe here is so chill and fun.

Brooklyn Public House is what I expect from a good, solid neighbourhood sports bar. Food 4/5Drinks 4.5/5Service 5/5By my crazy math overall a solid 4.5. Thanks BPH! I'll be back. The End

Went for a quick bite and drink for happy hour. Nachos took about 15 minutes which I didn't love but my Issue was with the bartender Elias or Alias. I asked if any toppings came with the nachos, he ran the list and I ordered but when I got the check there was an extra charge. When I told him this was unexpected as it wasn't listed on the menu or stated by him, he proceeded to tell me how this is standard practice across all restaurants. I'm informing him that he's mistaken and accidentally knock over my wine glass which he witnessed. I request a fill up (to at least where it was previously) but he pours a tablespoon in. Poor service all around. Wish I never tried the place... wish I had an extra hand to give the place 3 thumbs down. Didn't help that Nachos and wine were below Mid...nextStars given for music selection