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702 Union St. Brooklyn, NY 11215

718-638-4400 

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  • American, Bistro, Burgers
    Sun, Sat 12pm-4am, Mon-Fri 4pm-4am
  • Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout, Private Party, Fireplace
    Live Entertainment
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Park Slope packs a lot into one small, book-lined space: bocce ball, the best up-and-coming indie acts, and Tearing the Veil of Maya, a weekly comedy show with Eugene Mirman and Michael Showalter. Also: beer.







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  • 2009 | Best Bar for Large Get-Togethers

    So, you'd like to have a big party at your place, except: 1) It's the size of a closet; 2) Your landlord wouldn't approve; 3) You've had a recurring nightmare that your guests will have nothing to discuss and end up staring at each other in silence; and 4) All of the above. Fear not, dear host. Whether it's your birthday party or you merely want to get everyone together for the hell of it, take your friends to Union Hall in Park Slope, and they're guaranteed to remember your party as... More »

  • 2006 | Best place to see hipsters play with their balls

    Brooklyn real estate isn't yet at quite the premium of Manhattan's, but it's still a shock to enter a local boîte and see space that might otherwise house more tables, chairs, and other booze-consuming fixtures instead devoted to a pair of lavish indoor boccie courts. Union Hall's stone-dust strips aren't the 91 feet of a regulation boccie court, but they do roll out for 40 or so feet of inebriated amusement. A form of boccie was played as far back as 5200 B.C. Some millennia later,... More »

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  • CULTURE SHOCK

    CULTURE SHOCK

    By John Surico | Wed, May 02, 2012

    Starting at Chicago's the Hideout, the Interview Show brought together talented figures—including musicians and community organizers—to a quaint setting where they could tell stories and hear from the audience. Now, the event has a new home: Park ... More »

  • BURIED TREASURE

    BURIED TREASURE

    By Samantha Shokin | Wed, March 21, 2012

    A wise frog once sang, "It's not easy bein' green." That said, being a Muppet ain’t so bad. Going on wild adventures with kooky friends, meeting celebrities, answering to thousands of adoring fans over the generations—yes, the lives of the Muppet ... More »

  • Robbers on High Street

    Robbers on High Street

    By SARAH MADGES | Wed, February 22, 2012

    Brooklyn quintet Robbers on High Street come from a time when “indie rock” wasn’t so ubiquitous as to be almost devoid of meaning, and today they continue to make music that holds true to that original sound. That is, they combine clever lyrics an... More »

  • ALMOST PARADISE

    ALMOST PARADISE

    By Araceli Cruz | Wed, February 01, 2012

    Pop songs by the Biebers and Minajs of today just don’t pull at the heartstrings like the over-the-top, hair-whipping power ballads of the ’80s and ’90s. Make those melodramatic lyrics count even more tonight, on the most romantic day of the year,... More »

  • BEATLEMANIA

    BEATLEMANIA

    By Araceli Cruz | Wed, January 11, 2012

    On January 17, 1969, the Beatles released Yellow Submarine, their 10th studio album and the follow-up to the The White Album. The record wasn’t their biggest seller, and contributing songs they didn’t consider to be all that good (which, of course... More »

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    spuppo | Queens, NY | 1 Reviews

    | Wed, September 8, 2010

    Great Karoke, beer, women, and bachi!!!

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    fstabile | New York, NY | 440 Reviews

    | Fri, July 2, 2010

    the little brother to bell house! come for fun shows!

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    cpettit | Unknown, NY | 32 Reviews

    | Tue, May 5, 2009

    union hall in park slope looks like part den/part bar. they have rows of bookcases, fancy furniture, and then...a boccie court along with live music downstairs. they also have an awesome outdoor patio.

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