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The Dram Shop BarB+Worth Trying

339 9th St, Brooklyn, NY 11215 · Pub, Brunch restaurant, Chicken wings restaurant · 4.4/5 Google (691 reviews)

Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating

Neighborhood sports bar with standout burgers, wings, and happy hour; lively on game days, occasional slow service and wait times.

Why it gets a B+ for overall quality

The Dram Shop delivers dependable neighborhood dining with strong food quality anchored by standout burgers and crispy wings that regulars praise consistently. However, inconsistent execution—scattered reports of over-fried items and variable quality—prevents a higher grade, while service speed lags during busy periods. The warm, bustling atmosphere and fair happy hour value make it a solid local draw for game days and casual dining, though it lacks the polish or distinction of grade A territory.

Restaurant Summary

A true Park Slope standby where sports fans and neighbors mingle, the room feels warm and bustling without trying too hard. Reviewers talk about friendly bartenders, a pool table in back, and a backyard for spillover. One diner summed it up: the atmosphere is best on game nights, and the nachos match the mood. The cooking skews classic bar fare over theatrics: big-flavor burgers, crispy wings, and loaded fries. Portions are generous and prices fair for the neighborhood, with happy hour deals that regulars swear by. Most meals hit the spot, though a few cite over-fried tenders or long waits during rushes. Families are welcome here. Parents call out kids eat free on Saturdays and simple kid plates like a plain burger with applesauce. The menu has approachable options for picky eaters, but brunch seekers should note limited milk choices for coffee on some visits.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average Cost$36-$50 per person ReservationsNot required

What to Order

Perfect For

Location Insights

Area: Residential Park Slope block with strong family presence and game-day crowds; casual neighborhood vibe.

Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked area typical of Park Slope evenings.

Nearby: Near subway and bus stops; draws Green Bay/Mets/Knicks fans; bars and casual eateries nearby.

Park SlopeThe dining scene in Park Slope is eclectic and upscale-casual, featuring farm-to-table restaurants, cozy cafes, and artisanal eateries. The neighborhood attracts locals who appreciate quality food in a relaxed, community-oriented atmosphere, with many spots catering to families and health-conscious diners.
South SlopeSouth Slope, near 9th Street, is known for its trendy restaurants, bars, and boutique shops, offering a slightly more vibrant and nightlife-oriented scene compared to the quieter northern parts of Park Slope. It blends a hip, youthful energy with the neighborhood’s overall family-friendly character.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday11:30–00:00 Tuesday11:30–00:00 Wednesday11:30–00:00 Thursday11:30–00:00 Friday11:30–01:00 Saturday11:30–01:00 Sunday11:30–00:00

Available: Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating

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