Craft Beer and Vinyl Sets in a Brooklyn Hangout
Draft pours meet a massive record collection, with live DJs shaping the room after dark.
🎧 Vinyl and Taps
At 556 Vanderbilt Ave, BierWax turns a neighborhood bar visit into a simple plan. Start with a select craft beer on tap, then let the record shelves pull you toward whatever the DJs are spinning. The collection is the headline, with live sets giving the room a changing pulse instead of a fixed soundtrack.
Beyond the taps, the menu carries cider and canned options, plus other drinks for friends who want something other than beer. Star Wars figurines and art up for sale add conversational detours, while the crowd stays notably diverse and welcoming. It is open Fridays and Saturdays until 2 AM, while Sunday closes at 10 PM.
Conversation travels easily between patrons and staff, giving the bar a social current without making the record collection fade into the background. Arrive for one pour, browse the shelves, and decide in real time whether the next round is another beer or a longer stay for the DJs. The mix of taps, records, and live sets keeps the night moving at its own pace.
