Bridge and Tunnel Brewery

Amazingly cozy spot with Brooklyn vibes. Owners/Brewmaster are great people and easy to talk to. Love the beer they make and love even more the people that come to enjoy it. Great local spot with exceptional beer. Go here!

 

Industrial area of Queens, small room, currently offering beer in cans to go or to stay at a few outdoor tables.

Friendly and informative your lady serving the goods...quality staff is always a plus!

All the beer we got to go, including several NEIPAs, juiced/hazed IPAs were on point and quite tasty/worthy...support these guys, they make fine beer and are fighting to survive.

 

Place is very chill. The kind of place I could hang out in all day. Funky industrial space in Ridgewood, offering an old school Centipede arcade game, rock-em sock-em robots, connect four and few other cool board games. Bar tenders are always super friendly and attentive. The beer selection is decent, though could use another IPA option or two in the lineup. Their "Jump the Turnstile" IPA is excellent! Their Lobster Red is interesting, but not for everyone. Only real criticism I have is that, like most places, the beer does not pour quite cold enough from the tap. This seems to be a problem with most bars too; perhaps I'm the problem because I like my beer less than 40 degrees F?

 

This is, by far, one of the worst breweries I have ever been to. They are on the border of Queens and Brooklyn, not far from the awe-inspiring Finback and the soon-to-be-open Evil Twin, and within a quick drive of Interboro, Other Half and other world-class Brooklyn breweries.

And yet they brew some of the worst beers around. They have a hazelnut brown ale and an Irish red ale. What is this, 1999? Their Session IPA tasted like dirty dishwater. Their barrel-aged barleywine was the only saving grace...

That and the atmosphere, which is funky, divey and weird, like punk-bar-meets-New-Orleans kind of weird.

But really. You can't make beer this bad in 2017. It is just wrong. Oh, and the name blows too...