“ I really love this little '20s themed cocktail bar. What makes it special is that they have live jazz on Sunday and Monday nights from 8PM to 10:30PM. This type of joint is ripe for live jazz, as it's a dark, rustic spot. They have some nice crafted cocktails, including a play on the mai tai using mezcal. ”

“ Great service! The waitress with the red hair and glasses is fantastic! Guac is also tasty ”

“ Every time I come from the Brooklyn Museum, I end up here. Literally across the street and never crowded. It was around 9pm on a Thursday. This time I was surprised to find out that they have a backyard filled with dangling lights, ceiling protectors, and plants. The interior is really nice as well with perfect sepia mood lighting. In the past, they've had live jazz and it is the perfect venue. Definitely date night vibes, but no requirements to dress up. I had the cutest cocktail and they even gave me the overflow in a smaller glass. Presentation- adorable. The guacamole was decent, no complaints or anything to rave about. I was just happy that the medium had a little kick to it. And the server was super nice. Constantly checked in and complimented us. She looked genuinely happy to be there. ”

“ The service was outstanding. We had 4 drinks and an order of olives 75$. There is a small menu and a large drink list. The bar is mostly dark wood with a large banquette. ”

“ I've walked by this spot many times. I finally ventured inside late Saturday night. You walk into a dimly lit warm looking space and pick a spot on the cushy bench seat to your left and let the night begin. I love to try different gin cocktails and their menu had a few. However, I ordered a classic gin gimlet. I fell in love with the bartender, b/c it was a good balanced cocktail. My friend had a vodka gimlet and they enjoyed theirs. So them seem to do classics well. Their drinks average about $15-$17 (HH is cheaper), which seem to be the new BK price....LOL! I do miss $11 cocktails but I digress. I'll definitely venture back! ”

“ Located within walking distance of the Brooklyn museum with great food, drinks and nice staff. I was waiting for friends running late to a night Brooklyn museum event and Tooker Alley saved me. When I walked in, I saw a few seats at the bar but a client stopped me saying she was saving the seats. The staff spotted me a little lost with what to do as it was also raining and the outdoor seating was soaked. I was guided to a small table. If the staff hadn't spotted me and helped, I likely would have left to try find another place. I wish I could remember the name of the drink I had, all I know is it had gin and I enjoyed it. I had a salmon roll and chicken dumplings. I did not expect the food to be SO GOOD. My friends ended up joining me mid-meal and we fought over the dumplings. Staff was quick to accommodate my friends at my table. Lovely jazz music was playing in the background. We were so tempted to cancel our plans and stay put for the night. Highly recommend if you're looking for food and drinks after a museum outing. ”

“ Came by this cocktail bar on a Saturday afternoon to eat up some time. Trendy seating both inside and outside, with plenty of spots available at the bar. Decided on the Martinez No.1 ($15) cocktail - a super strong combination of gin, vermouth, and bitters. Though it doesn't seem like much in the glass, definitely packs a punch. For food, split the Vegetable Dumplings ($12) - 6 moderately packed steamed dumplings with a decent amount of flavor. Service takes some time as they put some effort in the cocktails. Good spot for a date if it's not crowded. ”

“ The craft cocktails here never disappoint. It's a nice date, meetup spot. I love the ambience. ”

“ I've come here on several occasions. The drinks never fail. Most recently entered the bar on a Friday evening around 5pm for pre-dinner drinks. It wasn't too crowded, just enough space for us to grab seats at the bar. The bar in general has deep dark tones giving it a prohibition era feel. The bartender is attentive and whips up cocktails quickly. My friend and I got the Haymaker's Punch. It's the perfect combination of tart and sweet. Hits the spot and has you feeling super nice and ready to either stay for another round or move on to the main event. Always consistent. I'll be back to try other craft cocktails. Head on over after a trip to the Brooklyn Museum. 5 ”

“ Drinks are definitely creative and pretty balanced. I got the Return of the Desert Samurai, honestly, I've never tasted anything like it, HIGHLY RECOMMEND (warning: it is very spirit forward). Now the best thing about this place is the ambiance and vibe, absolutely top notch date night spot. Note: When it's cold outside, they close the backyard. ”