craft beer

A growing number of craft beer bars are opening their doors on the Upper East Side.

Astoria Beer & Brew sells homebrew equipment and plans to eventually serve as a craft beer bar.

Kalkin Narvilas, who owns Italian eatery Cent'Anni in Crown Heights, is planning a new gastropub.

The craft beer and cheese shop will open a second store at 35-11 Ditmars Blvd. in March.

SingleCut Beersmiths will offer 10 classes on the ins and outs of beer, from tasting to brewing.

The owners of the shuttered Beekman Beer Garden are running a food truck with booze and snacks.

The Baroness evokes "The Three Musketeers" and 19th century France, its owners said.

Yuji Ramen will sell its "mazemen" noodles at the Whole Foods opening on Third Street and Third Avenue.

Oliver's at 37-19 Broadway offers 16 craft draft beers and upscale bar food like duck confit quesadillas.

The 4,500-square-foot spot, called World of Beer, will offer more than 500 beers.

The owners of three South Brooklyn bars have opened their first location north of Atlantic Avenue.

The duo behind Mason and Mug will offer craft beer and globally inspired small plates on Washington Ave.

Owner Dominic Stiller said he wants to provide a family-friendly meeting place for Long Island City.

Queens eateries Alewife NYC and Katch in Astoria will host beer-centric dinners and events this week.

Queens beer hall Alewife NYC is planning to break into the brewing business soon.