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Pacific Standard


Type: Bar
Rating N/A - too few ratings
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82 Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11217 [
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(718) 858-1951
http://www.pacificstandardbrooklyn.com/location.html
Hours: Monday-Friday 4pm-4am, Sat/Sun 12pm-4am
Taps: 20
Bottles: 15


Seasonals
Real Ales
Rare Beers
Macros
Patio
TV
Proper Glassware
Cigars
Smoking
Reservations
Games
Children



Your Opinions - Last rating was 2 months ago
squirrleybrew Ambiance 5 Service 9 Selection 12 Food 5 Value N/A Overall 18

6/25/2008 5:17:43 PM, wednesday, june 25, 2008 [ Updated wednesday, june 25, 2008 ]
This is an awesome beer bar although you may have to go a few times to find that out. The 12 or so taps that they have constantly rotate with different great beers, and the only way to get a BMC is in a bottle. Games are available and games on their projector are also always available. Also they do have food the cheese platter and chips and salsa are specialty.

JoeMcPhee Ambiance 4 Service 8 Selection 11 Food Value N/A Overall 15

1/14/2008 11:53:33 AM, monday, january 14, 2008 [ Updated sunday, april 27, 2008 ]
Very cool spot that I finally popped into recently. Pretty standard wood covered bar area out front, with the requisite taps, two casks, and a decent 20 tap selection. As the name suggests, the PNW is well-represented. Nicely priced, especially at happy hour. The kicker is the large lounge/games room in the back. Seems like a fairly quiet place to kill a few hours. I could do without the TV back there, but the vibe reminds me of Archer’s in Bellingham.

LordErasmus Ambiance 3 Service 8 Selection 12 Food Value N/A Overall 15

11/28/2007 7:44:22 PM, wednesday, november 28, 2007 [ Updated wednesday, november 28, 2007 ]
Don’t listen to austinpowers, he was just miffed they didn’t have the beer drinking robot ready yet AND he hadn’t had a beer yet since this was the first spot we hit on our Dia de los Muertos Brooklyn tour. No but seriously, they really need to get that robot working, I mean come on now! Good beer + decent selection + OK prices + no sign or name outside the establishment - no food -unoriginal uninspired decor = good, not great bar.

austinpowers Ambiance 3 Service 8 Selection 9 Food Value N/A Overall 13

11/14/2007 6:12:24 PM, wednesday, november 14, 2007 [ Updated thursday, january 31, 2008 ]
LordErasmus and I included this joint on our Brooklyn pub crawl for Dia de los Muertos, and it was definitely NOT ready for prime-time! Advice to the nice owners: If you’re going to call it Pacific Standard and harp on about the West Coast theme, you should have 100% of your beer menu from the West Coast, not just 50%. Also, throw up some California or Oregon decor! The beer list was pretty small, as well, and unremarkable. Supposedly, they will be getting a beer-drinking robot in 2008, so that should be worth a repeat visit to see if they’ve got their act in gear. They had a Guy Fawkes night, so props to them for that, but again, Guy Fawkes Day is a UK thing and has nothing to do with the West Coast.

bonbright7 Ambiance 4 Service 8 Selection 12 Food Value N/A Overall 16

11/7/2007 9:08:29 PM, wednesday, november 07, 2007
I visited this light-hearted and comfortable little bar with friends for its Guy Fawkes night that was coupled with a Sixpoint Ales event. Gathering on the front edge of the bar, we ploughed through new pints Sixpoint Belgian Rye, Atlantic Amber, and our venerable favorite, Brownstone. In the midst of this younger crowd around us, I noticed a movie going on in the back room on a slightly elevated level. I had to note the staff was particularly friendly and were attentive to our nods for yet another round before we managed to leave with a very favorable impression. As it was serving 95% craft ales on tap with a spare joker thrown in for campy laughs (Schaefer in cans), I had to like this place as it was a part of a rebirth of the formerly run-down section of Park Slope in Brooklyn.


 
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Scene
Young, bright, comfortable, casual, friendly

Noise
Moderate

Staff
Friendly and efficient

Music
Rock/modern/college radio, i-Tunes fed into PA

Food
Bar snacks

Parking
Park Slope section of Brooklyn, street.

Events
beer events, poetry/fiction reading, movie nights

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