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Party Earth Review A relaxed restaurant and rowdy sports bar all in one, 200 Fifth is a versatile venue that attracts a diverse and loyal clientele of young professionals, older regulars, and sports fans. On one side, small candlelit tables... ... read full review
200 Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
D, N, R: Union Street-4th Avenue
718-638-2925
Bar: M–W 4pm–1am, Th 4pm–2am, F 11am–3am
Brunch: Sa–Su 11am–4pm
Dinner: Sa–Su 4pm–2:45am
PARK SLOPE, NEW YORK –
A relaxed restaurant and rowdy sports bar all in one, 200 Fifth is a versatile venue that attracts a diverse and loyal clientele of young professionals, older regulars, and sports fans.
On one side, small candlelit tables and ambient tunes create a warm and welcoming atmosphere in the restaurant, usually full of dating couples and business types lingering over cocktails and seafood.
Patrons looking for a livelier scene need only follow the wraparound bar into the next room, where they’ll find a sprawling sports bar packed with rowdy crowds of wing-eating college guys and fun-loving athletic girls, all busy downing pitchers of one of the forty beers on tap.
Lines of flat-screen TVs running along each wall and a massive projection screen in the back should be enough to satisfy any sports lover, though fanatics who can’t miss a single play will want to snag one of the boxy grey booths, each fitted out with two additional screens.
A single pool table provides entertainment during commercials, but on big game nights, most patrons tend to stay glued to their seats.
Although a combination of laid-back restaurant and thriving sports bar may seem odd, both sets of patrons play nice together and even overlap now and then to create an unusual hotspot that works perfectly for both carefree dinners and raucous nights on the town.
Young professionals, dating couples, and older locals in the restaurant, rowdy college students and die-hard sports fans in the bar, 20s to 40s.
Ambient music in the restaurant. Sixty-five flat-screen TVs and a projection screen tuned to sports. Pool table. Free Wi-Fi.
Restaurant menu includes steaks, pasta, and salads, as well as weekend brunch. Soul Food Tuesdays feature specialty Southern-style entrées. Burgers, wings, and bar snacks available in the bar.
Forty beers on tap. Delivery and party catering available. No reservations. Happy Hour M–F 4–7pm.
Bar snacks $7.50+, appetizers $9+, soups $5, salads $6+, sandwiches $8+, pasta $10+, burgers $10+, entrées $16+.
Beer $5.50+ or $11+/pitcher, wine $7+/glass or $20+/bottle, cocktails $6+.
Button-downs and casual dresses and skirts for the restaurant, completely casual for the bar.
Any night there’s a big game on, or Fridays and Saturdays for the beer pitcher crowd.
Loki Lounge (304 Fifth Avenue) offers a less food-centered but definitely classier beer bar experience.
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