No matter the country it comes from, beer is a universal drink, brewed around the world and imported locally for your drinking pleasure. Originating in Germany, beer gardens—which are traditionally attached to a restaurant or beer hall—bring friends and family together to drink and celebrate. In honor of National Beer Day, enjoy an international brew paired with authentic German eats at one of these five best beer gardens in NYC.
Loreley Biergarten
7 Rivington Street
(212) 253-7077
Modeled after the “Brauhaus” in Cologne (Köln), Germany, Loreley Biergarten is the first of its kind in Manhattan, featuring a variety of beers imported from Germany, German food, and long wooden tables for eating and drinking German-style.
Radegast Hall & Biergarten
113 North 3rd Street
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
(718) 963-3973
Drawing the hipster crowd of Williamsburg, Radegast Hall & Biergarten brings a wide beer selection and authentic German eats, like the popular “Veal Schnitzel” and “Porcini- Butternut Squash Kas Spaetzle.”
The Garden at Studio Square
35-33 36th Street
Long Island City
(718) 361-3107
Measuring 18,000 square feet and adorned with graffiti, The Garden at Studio Square is an Americanized beer garden with ten full bar stations throughout and more than 20 beers on tap.
Spritzenhaus
33 Nassau Avenue
Greenpoint, Brooklyn
(347) 987-4632
At Brooklyn’s beloved Spritzenhaus, a full selection of German sausages–from bratwurst to venison–complements the garden’s extensive list of beer varietals, including Belgian-style, seasonal, ciders, and sours.
Hallo Berlin
626 10th Avenue
(212) 977-1944
Flaunting Germany’s national colors of black, red, and gold, Hallo Berlin is headed by German native Rolf Babiel, who opened the very first German food cart in New York City. His knowledge of German beers and food make this garden and restaurant an authentic spot in Hell’s Kitchen.
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