
Queens Bars From a Sailing Dock to Bowling Lanes
An East River sailing bar, the oldest brewery in Queens, an Irish corner pub and a bowling bar with pinball cover a night out.


Balkan style cevapi tucked into warm lepinja lead the grill at this waterfront sailing bar with sweeping East River views. Burgers, hot dogs and endive salad round out the menu, the outdoor seating suits long evenings, and weekend drink lines can be long.
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Founded in 2012, Rockaway Brewing Company is the oldest brewery in Queens, with a small neighborhood bar feel in Long Island City. The Hawaiian IPA leads the taps alongside wine and non alcoholic options, and a sausage sandwich counter sits by the garage door.
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Steps from the subway on Vernon Blvd, this brick lined corner pub pairs a classic dive bar feel with Irish comfort food like bangers and mash and shepherd's pie. The kitchen runs late, a burger and beer deal is popular, and it opens on major holidays.
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Retro bowling lanes, arcade games and craft beer share this spacious 46th Avenue hangout. An attached barroom serves hot dogs, with pinball machines and board games, and the layout fits a group of five as easily as a party of fifty.
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