Source : the age
This sticky rock’n’roll joint with a discreet rooftop has all the trappings of a classic Brooklyn dive: gritty tunes played loud, vintage Street Fighter, suggestive neon signs and a wall of whisky. The heart-stopping menu of burgers, dogs and wings is served ’til late, a godsend when nights get a little too wild.
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