Kings County Brewers Collective (KCBC)

 

Industrial-chic brewpub with large glass window walls. Straight bar along back wall seats 16 to 20 with service area at right end. Saturday afternoon crowd. Lots of tables about the room as well as sidewalk and street seating. 14 beers on tap, I enjoyed their 6th Orbit very much.

Visited Sunday afternoon, 2021-10-10. Busy, but lots of space. I had a DDH IPA and an ESB, and they were both good. They had a DJ or something playing music, so it was kind of loud, but not obnoxious. Staff was friendly, but it was busy so I didn't really get much of a chance to talk to them. I'd probably plan to go back if I was in the area.

Some of the best IPAs & sours in NYC! Great can selection and the can art is very unique. Highly recommend visiting this brewery.

I was on a Bushwick Brooklyn brewery crawl and decided to stop in on the recommendations of a friend in my crew. By 3:30 pm, the place was already hopping with a definite emphasis on Brooklyn hip, although I personally am hardly that and felt very much at home. Despite the crowd, my party of 7 was able to score a table quickly. The service was knowledgeable and fast: we each contemplated a flight consisting of a dark Pilsner, an American IPA (really a NEIPA), an American Imperial IPA, and a Russian Imperial Stout, all solid to superior. Easily a dozen and a half offerings. Packaged beer and Crowlers are also available at the bar and I grabbed some cans and bottles before I left. Definitely a fun place to hang out and enjoy the company of friends.

this place was rad to visit, mellow in vibe, some christmas lights for the holidays made it feel cozy and homey in the big cold city, and the beer in here speaks for itself! i am so glad we made it is. the taproom is not unlike so many others, small bar with the brewery visible behind it, seating for a few dozen patrons around, and barrels stacked high around the place, small and sort of minimalist, for how well known their beer seems to be, this felt humble. they had a nice little list, and i liked all that we had, but the highlights were a strawberry sour they did with perennial, a beautiful oyster stout, and an ipa called viking hula that really stood out to me. they have affordable beer to go, a relaxed atmosphere, and some unbelievable liquid happening. the service was solid, the ambiance inviting, and for being in new york, it didnt feel expensive, especially compared to some other breweries we hit. if you are in the area, i would strongly encourage a visit here, it was one of our favorites from our trip, and a place i hope to make it back to. their hoppy stuff was all off the charts, but they do it all very well.

 

 

 

According the the bartender this high quality spot is located "sorta between Bushwick (Brooklyn) and Ridgewood (Queens)" Either way its sort of in the middle of nowhere, in a beat up and character filled Industrial and hipster filled part of Brooklyn...Great place to visit for the abundance of atmosphere, culture, quality beer (multiple taps, crowler and growler fills and of course tall cans) Their NEIPA beers are top quality and worth seeking as well as a host of other options they churn out....boxy room, with large windows, long comunal kinda tables, beer barrels along the walls...go and and enjoy everything this place has to offer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Very cool place in the Bushwick area of Brooklyn. Very clean, had a really interesting 3D art pop up of local artist. The beers were great, service was quick and friendly, the prices are very reasonable, and you can take home a crowler of anything!