also worth a visit.

The Gotham Imbiber presents the Best Beer spots in NYC.

Demystifying the world of craft beer in

New York City

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Canal Street up to West 23rd Street, western side of Manhattan
West Village, Greenwich Village

Bars and Restaurants

• 124 Rabbit Club
  
• Amity Hall (COMING SOON)
  
• Blind Tiger Ale House
  
• Chelsea Brewing Company BREWPUB
  
• Craftsteak
  
• Greenwich Village Bistro
  
• The Half Pint
  
• Minetta Tavern
  
• The Otheroom
  
• Peculier Pub
  
• Petit Abeille (17th Street)
  
• Petit Abeille (Hudson Street)
  
• The Room
  
• The Spotted Pig
  
• Also worth a visit: Alta, 64 West 10th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues). Tapas restaurant, open from 6pm daily.
  
• Also worth a visit: August, 359 Bleecker Street (between West 10th and Charles Streets). Restaurant with European craft bottles.
  
• Also worth a visit: Bayard’s Ale House, 533 Hudson Street (at Charles Street).
  
• Also worth a visit: Brass Monkey, 55 Little West 12th Street (at Washington Street). Meatpacking bar with a few good bottles.
  
• Also worth a visit: Café 50 West, 50 West 22nd Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues). Cosy restaurant with two craft taps.
  
• Also worth a visit: Lederhosen, 39 Grove Street (between Bedford and Bleecker Streets). German beers.
  
• Also worth a visit: Markt, 676 6th Avenue (at West 21st Street). Belgian restaurant. The taps are mainly mass-produced A-B InBev brands, but there are some good (but pricey) bottles.
  
• Also worth a visit: Sacred Chow, 227 Sullivan Street (between Bleecker and West 3rd Streets). Vegan tapas bistro.
  
• Also worth a visit: The Slaughtered Lamb, 182 West 4th Street (at Jones Street).
  
• Also worth a visit: V Bar, 225 Sullivan Street (between Bleecker and West 3rd Streets).
  
• Also worth a visit: Vol de Nuit, 148 West 4th Street. (between 6th Avenue and MacDougal Street). Belgian beers.