3 Best Beer Gardens In Corona

3 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Treadwell Park - Battery Park restaurant

1. Treadwell Park - Battery Park

4.2

Awesome(18)

Price: Expensive

• Beer garden • Battery Park City

Booked 2 times today

Burgers, tacos & craft beer served in a hip tavern with a patio, pinball machines & board games.

2. Beer Street South

4.6

Exceptional(3)

Price: Moderate

• Beer garden • Prospect Heights

Booked 1 time today

Sorry, we are no longer accepting reservations for children's parties! Gatherings with small children will be asked to leave if they are deemed disruptive to other guests. //Beer Street South, the larger second location in the family, opened in the heart of Prospect Heights in February 2020. Despite the adverse timing, Beer Street South has continued in its predecessor's footsteps by serving the best, most sought after beer produced in and around New York City, along with a full bar that emphasizes locally produced spirits, wine, cider, & even sake, all of which are offered on draft as well as traditional formats.Named after a 1751 print by English artist William Hogarth to illustrate the merits of drinking beer over gin, Beer Street began in 2011 as a humble beer and tobacco shop tucked on a quiet street in Williamsburg, before converting to New York City's first locally focused beer bar known for its warm, attentive hospitality & thoughtfully curated, constantly rotating selection.

A photo of Croxley's - Franklin Square restaurant

3. Croxley's - Franklin Square

4.3

Awesome(41)

Price: Moderate

• Beer garden • Franklin Square

Croxley's, Long Island's Original Ale House & Eatery has been serving delicious food and craft beer for 28 years. The menu is designed to pair well with our extensive list of local and global craft beers.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Treadwell Park - Battery Park

2. Beer Street South

3. Croxley's - Franklin Square

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