Park Slope Ale House

Came here on a Wednesday night to catch up with someone. We were looking for spots in the area and found this place on Yelp so we decided to try it. So glad we did!They have a wide beer selection and great food to go along with it. The wings with sweet potato fries seem to be a hit here so we went with that and they were great!Great spot to grab a drink or two and a bite to eat in Park Slope!

Burger is delicious! Tender, melt in your mouth quality meat was used to form this. I highly recommend, and I'm a very choosy burger critic. We also had seen the French onion soup online on the menu, but it wasn't listed on the menu that was handed to us. The waiter said they had just removed it the day before, but still had some and it was served to us. It was also great! We should make a movement to put it back on the menu! It was hearty, with a lot of substance to the broth, plentiful crouton, and tasty cheese! They have a beer and burger special for $20. Nice interior with exposed brick, candle accents, large storefront windows and plentiful live plants. Neighborhood vibe.

Quiet corner of Park Slope with a nice find of drinks and small foods. We got the loaded tots (highly recommend - next time will try the other type!) and the sweet potato fries are pretty good too.We got peaches in regalia which was light and refreshing. Good atmosphere!

Good food and plenty of brew choices.. great value in /on Wednesday burger n beer for $10 special. Great service and classic Brooklyn city bar vibe.

This was meh all around. Came here for a quick bite, which it was. Everything was just so over spiced. From the fries to the mussels. It was just too much. The service was good but I won't be back.

Expensive for the products served. Across the board (booze, food, beer etc...). Appreciate the new ownership and new ambiance, but the price point for what comes out of the kitchen or behind the bar is a bit much. Don't mind paying when it's solid portions and heavy pours, however felt a little took on both. At the end of the day, it's a neighborhood bar. We're not in the City.

Had dinner at Park Slope Ale House on Wednesday night. This local pub upped its food game making it a nice place for dinner when the game is on.Quality: Park Slope Ale House has made some recent changes that make it a much more attractive spot for a bite, a beer, and to watch a game. I started with a cold beer from their draft list, which has a lot of familiar local breweries. The Mozzarella Sticks were a solid choice as an appetizer. The Ale House Burger was good as well, simple and tasty. Appreciate lots of pickles, and the fries were fantastic.Quantity: The Burger was on the smaller side, but the pile of fries it came with were substantial.Value: $7-$8 for Draft Beers. $12 for Mozzarella Sticks. $18 for the Ale House Burger.Ambiance: Park Slope Ale House has been a staple of the Park Slope area, but recently received a make-over. The menu is expanded and the space cleaned up. It still has that local pub charm, but the food is a bit more refined as is the drink list. They have three televisions above the bar seating, a row of tables inside, and a few more tables outside, for when the weather warms up. Crowd: Busy on a Wednesday evening. The bar completely filled up as did most of the tables. It is also family friendly.Service: Friendly bartender, but clearly they are new to the sports element of multiple televisions. They changed away from basketball games, which guests were clearly watching without really noticing.Parking: Limited parking in this residential area.

Great food. Super friendly service , tons of tvs to watch the game and really clean place. No sticky tables or floors like most bars in nyc

I've been here a few times now. Great local bar but only had drinks up until this point. Good selection of beers. This time sat down at the bar and ordered a meal. Food - Blue cheese burger cooked medium with a house side salad. The burger was fresh dressed well and cooked the way I ordered it. The burger itself is a good size but probably lacked a bit of salt. Either that or some sauce to help round out the beef and toppings. The salad was also fresh. Crisp iceberg lettuce with a solid balsamic vinaigrette on the side. For me a burger and salad is a good combo and they did it well. Small nit - not a huge fan of iceberg lettuce since it has a pretty basic watery taste so a mixed green probably would elevate it some. The meal wasn't heavy which is a huge plus for me. It was not a greasy burger and for those so inclined it didn't sky rocket my sugar (for those who are type 1 diabetic and want to take note). Drink - Ordered a Pinot. They were out of the Cabernet. This is more of a beer bar than a wine bar I suppose. But the wine was fine. Probably a 5oz pour. Overall - Service was good. Bartender was friendly and attentive. It's a nice local bar that has that feel that you want in a place right around the 'corner from ya' where everybody knows your name. I would and will go again...

Loving the Ale House!!Service, food and ambiance fan-f#cking-tastic!!!Fried pickles-HELL YEAH!!Burger- well seasoned and cooked as ordered!Brat with kraut-YES PLEASE!!I had pancakes once and they were out of this world! The food is great and hospitality is wonderful!