Capri Social Club

It was nice to find a great dive in my neighborhood! Unpretentious, inexpensive, and only a ten minute walk from the apartment. I’m glad I got to stop here and meet some locals while I was in Greenpoint. I do miss this place and the Irene’s by the subway entrance (now sadly closed).

Have been coming here for a long time, but recently the bartenders have been super rude. They had a skunked keg of Stella to which all my friends ordered. Every single one had spoiled beer. We mutually alerted the bartender and she said too bad!? It was vinegar at this point and she wouldn’t even try it or acknowledge the keg was bad. Safe to say I will be a customer no longer. Really a shame because this is how businesses like this end.

Layout/atmosphere
*Old bar look/feel; cash only; four TVs; partition between bar area and tables in the back; old style jukebox

Food/drink
*No food menu
*Beer & well shot specials with PBR & Miller High Life [well whiskey - Ten High]
*Jell-O shots

An absolute gem of a bar. A real, actual honest to god bar that is not a hipster bar or an upscale cocktail place. Great jukebox. Good vibes. Makes you feel at home

This place is rad. Love the women bartenders. And they make their own Jell-O shots. Always a fun chill crowd.

This is the last historic bar in Greenpoint. Low key, old school decor, reasonable prices. If you're into this kind of stuff, you will love it. If you expect some fancy drinks, there is enough upscale places that cropped up all around Williamsburg / Greenpoint for you to choose from.

Laid back neighborhood dive bar. Great prices and you can order food in. The jukebox gets this place lit late night.

EDIT: I moved from NYC and decided to up the review from 4 to 5 stars. I miss it so much. Best neighborhood bar ever.