Berry Park

Brooklyn: Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick

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This sports-loving bar with a 2nd-floor rooftop space is a real crowd-pleaser. There are several huge screens for watching premier-league-soccer matches and NFL games, with 14 beers on tap to sip as the action unfolds. A nightclub atmosphere takes hold on Friday and Saturday nights, with DJs spinning tunes and twinkly views of Manhattan's skyline from the rooftop deck.

Salty bar snacks like pretzels, guac and chips, and fried pickles encourage a second round of drinks and there are brunch standards (steak and eggs, bagel and lox) at the weekends from 11am to 3pm.

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