Little Beaver

So cool 😎 The atmosphere is very nice! Service is great! Everyone is friendly! We had fun 🤩 The guava sour beer 🍻 Sorry Stacey but it’s my spot!!

The worst bar in Brooklyn. They have the worst bartender in NYC—rude and gives the worst service. I would never go back.

If you're looking for a hidden gem, look no further than Little Beaver Bar! This cozy spot is the perfect mix of laid-back charm and local flavor. On Mondays, the vibe is unbeatable, thanks to Kyle the bartender, who always makes sure everyone feels like family. Not only is he a master behind the bar, serving up drinks with a personal touch, but his collages on the wall are a work of art! Each piece is carefully crafted, offering a quirky and creative glimpse into Kyle's unique perspective. It’s the kind of place where you can unwind, have a great drink, and leave with a smile. Highly recommend for anyone looking to kick back, enjoy great company, and appreciate some fantastic artwork. Kyle and Little Beaver Bar truly make Mondays something to look forward to!

Great music and vibe fun bar. They have the Montauk.

I love this place, my fav place to go after a long rehearsal or after a gig. The bartenders are sweet and they have an amazing guava sour beer among other drinkable I like. The movie nights and the shows they do in the summer outside are really fun too

review haiku: a shark and a plant meet at the little beaver... they'll have the high lifes

I actually really enjoyed our time, but I can’t give anything other than a negative review to a bar which charges higher prices than advertised once you close out. No menu, prices on a board behind the bar, and all beers we purchased were advertised as $5 (great price). When we closed out, we were given a POS machine and not a receipt, so we couldn’t check the prices. When we got our tab texted to us however, they are charging 15¢ more than they advertise on each drink without changing their menu. Small increase, yes. Completely unfair to customers and shady to not disclose and just charge for more than people expect? Also yes. Advertise the price things cost, it’s not like we would have behaved any differently knowing beers were $5.15, and we wouldn’t have left an otherwise satisfactory experience with a bad taste in our mouth.