Jeffrey

Upper East Side

In the shadow of the Queensboro Bridge right under the Roosevelt Island Tramway, this unpretentious craft-beer and cocktail bar packs in gaggles of post-work pursuers of hops but with hardly a hipster beard in sight (the Bearded Alchemist notwithstanding!). The custom-built draft system spits suds from 29 rotating taps – which are best enjoyed in the wonderful beer garden.

Well-known American breweries – Cigar City (Florida), Allagash (Maine), Firestone (California), for example – feature prominently.

Contact

Address

311 E 60th St. btwn First & Second Aves

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https://www.thejeffreynyc.com/

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