10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Long Beach

"WilliamsburgThe Brooklyn Lager is pretty iconic at this point. It’s probably the most recognized beer coming out of New York City right now, so if you’ve had any New York beer, chances are you’ve sipped this. But Brooklyn Brewery’s Williamsburg brewhouse has so much more to offer like a snappy classic pilsner, a non-alcoholic Special Effects, and their brewer’s perfect take on summer hard seltzer, Brooklyn Spritz.How to order:Pre-order or stop by the brewery"

"You’ve probably already tasted the famous Brooklyn Lager in another bar or picked up a pack at Rite Aid. It’s the flagship beer of Brooklyn Brewery, one of the largest craft breweries in Brooklyn. For more than 30 years, Brooklyn Brewery has established itself as a leader in the Brooklyn craft beer scene."

"Pop into Brooklyn Brewery for a late afternoon pint, or head next door to Whiskey Brooklyn to catch a Giants game and play a game or two of skee ball. Afterwards, enjoy a Golden Hour walk along the scenic waterfront at East River State Park. Then get ready to take to the water!"

"Grimm Artisanal Ales has built a solid fan base of beer lovers. After years of operating as a nomadic pop-up brewery, it recently established its first official location in East Williamsburg in 2018. It’s the perfect spot to visit after you’re done walking the Brooklyn Bridge!"

"Grimm Artisanal Ales is a trendy, hipster brewery in Brooklyn. Their spacious taproom is quite unique. The walls are lined with big windows that allow for lots of natural light and the walls are beautifully ornamented with tropical plants."

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"Luna Park might be gradually shutting its doors for the season, but Coney Island still beckons with gorgeous Coney Island Brewery right along the MCU Park. Once America’s smallest brewery, their products reflect the vivacity and dreamy, time-stopping elements of Coney Island through craft flavors like Mermaid IPA and Kettle Corn Cream Ale. From September 17-22, stop by and celebrate Freak Week with fall ales and nightly festivities."

"We know how much you love Coney Island, and what could make it better than a delicious lineup of beers on tap?. That’s where Coney Island Brewing comes in. They aim to, “Brew craft beer that captures the spirit, flavor and romance that is Coney Island” and they’ve done just that."

"This brewery features 8 house-brewed beers on tap that rotate regularly so there’s always something new. Depending on the season, you might catch some of their limited release specialty style brews. Tours are free and happen every day at 2, 4, and 6 pm."

"If you’re into beer, you already know about Evil Twin’s first-ever taproom in Ridgewood, a block from the Halsey L stop. You might not know that they’re heated courtyard is open seven days per week. Just note that there’s no food in here, but you can bring your own snacks (or a whole pizza, for example) and stop by one of the rotating food trucks parked out front."

"Wild East Brewing Company is one of the newest craft breweries in Brooklyn. It’s innovating the American craft beer scene with brewing techniques imported from Europe. You’ll find flavors from coast to coast and overseas."

"Now that I’ve given a great list of some of the best diners in Brooklyn, it’s time for you to go out and try them yourself. We promise you they won’t disappoint!. Let us know what you thought if you decide to try one of these restaurants next time."

"Flushing Meadows Corona ParkExhibition: Silent SpikesLocated at Flushing Meadows Corona Park just steps away from NYC’s landmark Unisphere, the Queens Museum is free of charge to museumgoers and known for its contemporary programming that’s as diverse as its home borough. Its newest exhibition, Silent Spikes, opened just this week from Queens-born artist Kenneth Tam, and addresses how Asian-American male masculinity has been marginalized throughout American history. Using the theme of American Western films and its iconic cowboys as a trope, through video and sculpture, Tam’s solo show explores America’s long legacy of devaluing male expressions from other cultures to then deem it as less macho in comparison to the mythical American cowboy.How to visit: Reserve tickets for timed entry via website."

"The museum was built for the World’s Fair in 1939 and exhibits “The Panaroma” which is a large scale model of New York City and its five neighborhoods. Many of the exhibits are documents related to the World’s Fair. Over the years, Queens Museum has housed some of the most supreme exhibitions in all of New York."

"The main attraction of this museum is a scale model of all five boroughs which make up the city of New York, but given it was built in 1964 for the World’s Fair it is a little out of date. That’s OK though, there is so much more to see here, especially since the huge expansion the museum had in 2012."

"Containing over 20,000 prints ranging from the early days of photography all the way up to today, the International Center of Photography Museum is likely to make anyone stop and rethink their many albums of food photos. Explore the origins of the photo, and see how technology has changed the way we take and share photos over the last century and beyond. And not a hashtag in sight, we hope."

"Despite only moving here in 2017 it’ll be off again soon, moving to the Essex Crossing development. It’s a popular museum which showcases works from all genres of photography. The reason for the constant moving is the never-ending growth of valuable pieces to display."

"Restaurants Cafés Little Italy. Michelin-starred chef Armand Arnal (France's La Chassagnette) brings Southern France to Soho with this pint-sized French café, awash in country charm, with reclaimed farmer's tables, vintage colander chandeliers and spindle-leg stools parked at window counters. Partnering with Experimental Cocktail Club co-founder Benjamin Sormonte and baker-event planner Elisa Marshall, classically trained Arnal pulls recipes from the trio's respective families and honors his own Montpellier childhood with dishes like quiche lorraine, chickpea galettes and Nice's take on pizza, focaccia pissaladière."

"Founded by Michelin-starred chef Armand Arnal, Maman specializes in high-quality French cuisine at a bakery level price point. The cookies are made with sea salt, French chocolate, macadamias, almonds, and walnuts for a sweet and gooey treat you won't want to miss. Be sure to bring your camera to capture the aesthetics of this cute open air cafe."

"Maman is an idyllic Fench Cafe and bakery serving breakfast with eight locations around NYC. Tribeca has the most spacious location with plenty of seating. Enjoy soup, salads, and sandwiches along with other brunch and breakfast favorites in a gorgeous heated outdoor setting."