Cocktails · Park Slope · Updated October 1, 2026
Fifteen rooms around Park Slope print a cocktail list. Ten put a price on it.
We read the drinks menus the neighborhood’s cocktail rooms publish and wrote down what is on them: how many drinks, what each one costs, and what there is for someone who is not drinking. The answer runs from an $8 michelada to a $20 Bloody Mary.
- Fifteen rooms with a cocktail list online
- Printed prices from $8 to $20
- A zero-proof drink on every priced list
- Walks measured from 148 5th Avenue
- Park Slope kitchen: every plate gluten-free
Marina Charny, Owner, The Beer Garage
Looking for a cocktail bar in Park Slope turns up two kinds of room: places built around the shaker, such as Blueprint, Saint Eves and 390 Social, and neighborhood bars that happen to print a serious list. On October 1, 2026 we read the menus both kinds publish on their own websites and counted what was on them.
Fifteen print a cocktail list. Ten put a price beside every drink; four print the drinks and leave the price off; and Blueprint prices only its happy hour. Our own room, The Beer Garage in Park Slope, does not publish a cocktail list at all, and the table below says so.
For the longest priced list, 390 Social at 390 5th Avenue prints twenty-five cocktails at $15 to $17, or 3% more by card, fourteen minutes on foot from us. For the lowest prices, Rullo’s at 560 5th Avenue makes eight classics at $10 each. The closest cocktail rooms, Blueprint and The Armory, are three minutes away, but neither prints its regular prices.
Not drinking? Mockingbird at 213 7th Avenue serves only non-alcoholic cocktails in the evening, at $14 and $15, and every other priced list here carries at least two alcohol-free drinks.
Spirits are distilled, and the gluten question in a cocktail usually sits in what goes in afterwards. On these lists that means the lager in The Owl Farm’s and Skylark’s micheladas, the stout float on Skylark’s Bloody Mary and the non-alcoholic IPA in Mockingbird’s Chai-Pa. None of the fifteen labels a cocktail gluten-free, so ask what is in the glass if it matters to you.
The food is easier at 148 5th Avenue, where the Park Slope menu is printed as fully gluten-free. That applies to our Park Slope kitchen only; the West Village kitchen is a standard one.
Cocktail bar in Park Slope: fifteen rooms and their lists
Sorted by the walk from 148 5th Avenue in Google Maps walking mode. Counts and prices are as each room prints them; where a list names its drinks without prices, the column says so.
| Room | Walk from us | Cocktails on its list | Price printed | Zero-proof |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Beer Garage, 148 5th Ave | You are here | Not published; our OpenTable page lists cocktails and a full bar | Not published | Not published |
| Blueprint, 196 5th Ave | 3 minutes | Four house cocktails, on its happy hour page only | $12, 4:00 to 6:00 PM weekdays | None listed |
| The Armory, 149 4th Ave | 3 minutes | Six signature, six seasonal and a run of house classics | Not printed | Six, each with an optional spirit |
| Whisk & Whiskey, 259 4th Ave | 8 minutes | Ten signature cocktails | $14 to $18 | Three mocktails at $9 |
| Gowanus Gardens, 256 4th Ave | 8 minutes | Nine house cocktails, four spritzes, six classics | $11 to $20 | Two canned, $10 |
| LoFi Bar, 341 2nd St | 10 minutes | Twelve cocktails | $13 to $15 | Two, $6 and $8, plus one drink made zero-proof on request |
| Sweet Polly, 71 6th Ave | 10 minutes | Twenty-three, plus five cocktails on tap | Not printed | Three |
| 390 Social, 390 5th Ave | 14 minutes | Twenty-five, in five sections | $15 to $17 cash; 3% more by card | Three mocktails at $14 |
| The Owl Farm, 297 9th St | 18 minutes | Eight cocktails, six highballs, three hot drinks and a michelada | $13; highballs $11; michelada $8 | Two, $10 for two servings |
| Mockingbird, 213 7th Ave | 18 minutes | Eight evening cocktails, all non-alcoholic | $14 to $15 | The whole list |
| Bar Louise, 221 7th Ave | 19 minutes | Ten house cocktails | Not printed | Two |
| Skylark, 477 5th Ave | 20 minutes | Eight seasonal, six classics | $10 to $15 | Four at $12 |
| Rullo’s, 560 5th Ave | 25 minutes | Five “elixirs” and eight “back to basics” classics | $14; classics $10 | Two at $10 |
| Brookvin, 381 7th Ave | 28 minutes | Eight, printed on its wine list | $13 to $15 | Three at $8 |
| Saint Eves, 475 12th St | 33 minutes | Eight seasonal, three classics | $17 for every one | Three at $13 |
| FOLK, 689 6th Ave | 35 minutes | Fifteen, including three Negronis on draft | Not printed | “A selection”, not listed |
Three patterns stand out. Prices barely move across the neighborhood: on the ten priced lists most drinks cost $13 to $17, and Rullo’s is the only room with a whole section at $10. The two cocktail rooms nearest to us are the least forthcoming, since Blueprint and The Armory print no regular prices. And the most expensive glass is not at a cocktail bar at all; it is the $20 Breakfast of Champions at Gowanus Gardens, a Bloody Mary topped with a fried pickle and a deviled egg.
One drink, several prices
Five classics turn up on enough lists to compare. Prices are for the standard serve as printed, with the house twist noted where a list makes one.
| Drink | Lowest printed | Also on |
|---|---|---|
| Margarita | $10, Rullo’s | Skylark $12, unsalted by default; The Owl Farm $13; Gowanus Gardens $13; LoFi’s spicy mango version $14; 390 Social’s frozen one $15 |
| Old Fashioned | $10, Rullo’s | Blueprint $12 at happy hour; Whisk & Whiskey’s house version $14; Brookvin’s cherry bourbon one $15 |
| Whiskey sour | $10, Rullo’s | The Owl Farm $13, with bonded bourbon and egg white; Brookvin’s honey-thyme version $13 |
| Negroni | $13, The Owl Farm | Rullo’s $14, with house-made sweet vermouth; Gowanus Gardens $14; on tap at Sweet Polly and on draft at FOLK, price not printed |
| Espresso martini | $14, Gowanus Gardens | Brookvin $15; 390 Social $16, in a light and a dark roast |
Rullo’s takes three of the five, and its $10 list also covers a bramble, a daiquiri, a gimlet and a Tom Collins. For a Negroni, The Owl Farm is a dollar under the others, and Sweet Polly and FOLK both keep one on tap, which usually means a fast pour on a busy night.
If you are not drinking
This is where Park Slope does better than its reputation. Every one of the ten priced lists carries at least two alcohol-free drinks, and one room carries nothing else.
Mockingbird, at 213 7th Avenue, calls itself a neighborhood kitchen and beverage lounge. By day it serves coffee and brunch; in the evening, Thursday to Sunday from 4:30 PM, it pours eight non-alcoholic cocktails at $14 and $15, built on bottled alcohol-free spirits and aperitifs, next to a supper menu that marks its gluten-free dishes. Its menu notes that drinks may contain trace alcohol below 0.5%.
Elsewhere, the alcohol-free prices form a clear ladder: LoFi’s Ginger Limenade at $6, Brookvin’s three mocktails at $8, Whisk & Whiskey’s at $9, The Owl Farm’s Phony Negroni at $10 for two servings, Skylark’s four at $12, Saint Eves’ three at $13 and 390 Social’s three at $14. The Armory prints six zero-proof drinks, each listed with a spirit you can add, which suits a table where only some people are drinking.
Our cocktails, honestly
The Beer Garage at 148 5th Avenue pours cocktails. Our OpenTable page lists cocktails and a full bar and describes rotating craft beers, wines and cocktails. What we do not do is print the Park Slope list or its prices anywhere online, and on the test this page applies, that is a blank. We would rather you heard it from us.
The list we do publish belongs to our Manhattan room at 118 Christopher Street: seven signature cocktails at $15, classics from $14, seven spritzes at $13 and three zero-proof drinks at $10, all on its online menu and compared in our cocktail bar in the West Village guide. In Park Slope, call 718-576-3409 to ask what the bar is making tonight.
Which room for which night
Four rooms, four different reasons to go, each taken from the room’s own menu.
390 Social, 390 5th Avenue. Fourteen minutes from us.
- Best for choice: twenty-five cocktails in five sections, from a mignonette martini to a Negroni sour, every one priced.
- Skip if you are paying by card and counting; the card price is 3% above the cash price on every line.
Rullo’s, 560 5th Avenue. Twenty-five minutes from us.
- Best for a round that stays cheap: eight classics at $10 and five house drinks at $14.
- Skip if you want dinner in the same room; its menu points you to delivery from nearby kitchens.
Mockingbird, 213 7th Avenue. Eighteen minutes from us.
- Best for a night off alcohol that still feels like a night out: the whole evening list is non-alcoholic.
- Skip if it is Monday to Wednesday evening; the evening menu runs Thursday to Sunday.
The Beer Garage, 148 5th Avenue. Our own room, entrance on Douglass Street.
- Best for eating before the cocktails: every plate from the kitchen is gluten-free, and Blueprint and The Armory are three minutes away afterwards.
- Skip if you choose a bar by reading its cocktail list first; ours is not online.
Everything on these lists is for guests 21 and over with ID, the zero-proof drinks aside. Several rooms build their signatures on two spirits at once, such as mezcal with tequila or bourbon with tequila, so a second cocktail can hit harder than a second beer. The walks here are short; take the subway or a cab home anyway if you have had a few.
Before you go
Check the day. Whisk & Whiskey is closed on Monday and Tuesday, FOLK is closed on Monday, and Mockingbird’s evening menu runs Thursday to Sunday only.
Four lists carry no prices. The Armory, Sweet Polly, Bar Louise and FOLK print their drinks without them, and Blueprint prints only its happy hour; ask before you order a round.
Cash costs less at 390 Social. Its menu shows two prices on every line, the second including a 3% card surcharge.
Some lists may be older than they look. Rullo’s drinks menu is an undated image, and Mockingbird’s evening list sits on a page headed “Winter ’25”. Whisk & Whiskey’s menu page gives two different sets of opening times, so call if you are cutting it close.
Find your cocktail bar
Two questions, sixteen answers, all from the lists above.
1. What do you want in the glass?
2. What matters most?
The Armory, 149 4th Avenue. Three minutes from us, with six signature and six seasonal drinks. No prices are printed, so ask.
LoFi Bar, 341 2nd Street. Twelve cocktails at $13 to $15, ten minutes from us.
390 Social, 390 5th Avenue. Twenty-five priced cocktails and a table on Resy.
The Beer Garage, then The Armory. Eat with us, where every plate is gluten-free, then walk three minutes to 149 4th Avenue.
Blueprint, 196 5th Avenue. Three minutes from us; an Old Fashioned is $12 from 4:00 to 6:00 PM on weekdays.
Rullo’s, 560 5th Avenue. Eight classics at $10, from a margarita to a Tom Collins.
Brookvin, 381 7th Avenue. A wine bar that takes bookings on its site, with a Paper Plane at $15 and a whiskey sour at $13.
The Beer Garage, then Gowanus Gardens. A gluten-free dinner at 148 5th Avenue, then eight minutes to a $13 margarita or a $14 Paper Plane.
The Armory, 149 4th Avenue. Six zero-proof drinks, three minutes from us, each with a spirit as an option.
LoFi Bar, 341 2nd Street. A Ginger Limenade at $6 and a non-alcoholic amaro drink at $8.
Mockingbird, 213 7th Avenue. An all non-alcoholic evening list at $14 and $15, with reservations on its site, Thursday to Sunday.
The Beer Garage, 148 5th Avenue. Every plate is gluten-free; ask the bar for something without alcohol. For a full alcohol-free list, Mockingbird also marks its gluten-free dishes.
Sweet Polly, 71 6th Avenue. Five cocktails on tap, including a Negroni and a Paloma, ten minutes from us. Prices are not printed.
The Owl Farm, 297 9th Street. A St. Agrestis spritz on tap at $13, the same price as every cocktail there.
FOLK, 689 6th Avenue. Three Negronis on draft and a table on Resy, at the far south end of the Slope.
The Beer Garage, then Sweet Polly. A gluten-free dinner with us, then ten minutes to 71 6th Avenue for a cocktail from the tap.
How we checked
On October 1, 2026 we started from a Google Maps search for cocktail bars in Park Slope, then read the drinks menu each room publishes on its own website, including menu images, PDFs and embedded menu services. We counted the drinks in each cocktail section and recorded the prices as printed. A room with no list on its own site is not in the table; that says nothing about what it pours.
Walks were measured in Google Maps walking mode from 148 5th Avenue. Booking details come from each room’s own site, read on September 29 and October 1. For our own rooms we used our OpenTable page and our West Village online menu. No bar paid to appear.
Dinner first, cocktails after
The Beer Garage Park Slope, 148 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217, entrance on Douglass Street. Every plate from the kitchen is gluten-free; $7 drafts and $1.50 oysters from 3:00 to 7:00 PM, Monday to Thursday. Open until 10:00 PM, and 11:00 PM on Friday and Saturday.
Our Manhattan room is at 118 Christopher Street in the West Village, 646-490-4301, with seven signature cocktails at $15 on its menu; its kitchen is standard, not gluten-free.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a cocktail bar in Park Slope?
Yes. Blueprint, The Armory, 390 Social, Bar Louise, LoFi Bar and Saint Eves are cocktail-first rooms, and fifteen Park Slope bars publish a cocktail list on their own websites, ten of them with a price on every drink.
How much is a cocktail in Park Slope?
On the ten priced lists read on October 1, 2026, most cocktails cost $13 to $17. The lowest price for a spirit cocktail is $10, for the classics at Rullo’s, and the highest is $20, for the Breakfast of Champions Bloody Mary at Gowanus Gardens.
Where is the cheapest cocktail in Park Slope?
Rullo’s at 560 5th Avenue prints eight classics at $10, including a margarita, an Old Fashioned and a whiskey sour. The Owl Farm’s michelada is $8, but it is built on lager.
Which Park Slope bars serve non-alcoholic cocktails?
Mockingbird at 213 7th Avenue serves only non-alcoholic cocktails in the evening, at $14 and $15. Skylark lists four at $12, Saint Eves three at $13, 390 Social three at $14 and LoFi Bar two at $6 and $8, and The Armory prints six zero-proof drinks.
Can you book a table at a Park Slope cocktail bar?
390 Social, Bar Louise and FOLK take bookings on Resy, and Brookvin and Mockingbird on their own sites. Saint Eves and Skylark say they do not take reservations, and Whisk & Whiskey asks groups of six or more to book 48 hours ahead.
Does The Beer Garage in Park Slope serve cocktails?
Yes. Our OpenTable page lists cocktails and a full bar, but the Park Slope cocktail list is not published, so call 718-576-3409 to ask. Every plate from the Park Slope kitchen is gluten-free, and our West Village room prints seven signature cocktails at $15.
The verdict
A cocktail bar in Park Slope costs about the same wherever you sit: $13 to $17 a drink on almost every priced list. So choose by what else you want. 390 Social has the longest list, Rullo’s the lowest prices, Mockingbird the best answer for a sober night, and Blueprint and The Armory the shortest walk from 5th and Douglass.
We are the room on this page without a published cocktail list, and we would rather you knew that than found out at the bar. Come to us for a gluten-free dinner, call ahead if the cocktail is the point, and walk three minutes for the next round.
Sources and references
- The Beer Garage, beergarageny.com, our OpenTable page and our West Village online menu, read October 1, 2026.
- 390 Social drink menu, Saint Eves menu, LoFi Bar cocktails and Blueprint happy hour, read October 1, 2026.
- The Armory cocktail menu, Sweet Polly menus, Bar Louise menus and FOLK menu, read October 1, 2026.
- Whisk & Whiskey menu, Gowanus Gardens drinks, The Owl Farm cocktails and Skylark menu, read October 1, 2026.
- Rullo’s drinks, Brookvin menus and Mockingbird evening menu, read October 1, 2026.
- Google Maps walking directions from 148 5th Avenue, measured September 29 and October 1, 2026.
Marina Charny
This guide is for anyone in Park Slope who wants a proper cocktail and would like to know the price before the bill arrives. If a list here changes, call 718-576-3409 and we will read it again.
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