Arts and Crafts Beer Parlor, New York, New York, Craft Beer Restaurant Details

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Rotating art, monthly lectures and, most importantly, pints of craft beer help this subterranean Greenwich Village parlor live up to its "antithesis of a sports bar" proclamation. Arts and Crafts era wallpaper, exposed brick and pipes and lots of rough wood create a rustic, folksy atmosphere.

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Went for happy hour and was pleased by the selection, atmosphere, and reasonable prices. Excellent location and friendly staff. Would love to visit again.

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This place had great beer, good music, and a chill vibe on a nice Sunday early evening. It was a nice place for a long conversation over some beers. They do flights served in a cool contraption that keeps them cold in an ice bath. There is interesting local art on the walls, including a painting of the stonewall tavern which a historic blurb next to it.

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Very good selection of drinks, some I've heard of, some I haven't. Although a small spot, if you mange to get a good seat, you'll want to stay.

*Recommend making reservations before going if you're with a group.

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Lots of delicious beers to try. Great place for a relaxed date, or a fun place with a group of friends. It looked like it could get a bit college-y on some nights. The belgian ale I had was very flavorful.

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A very pleasant place to grab a beer if you happen to be in the neighborhood. The "arts and crafts" is mainly reflected in the typography on the blackboard, but that's OK; it is a dark woody retreat. The selection of beers is wide but not particularly imaginative; I am an IPA drinker and could not find anything to excite or surprise me. With 24 taps (as I recall) I would challenge these folks to feature some more adventurous choices in each category along with the tried and true.