James Scott S

Popped in here while visiting the Hudson Yards and heading to the Edge. Just wanted a cold one. Staff was super friendly explaining the choices, providing a taste and serving me up a nice stout. I was there another day and popped back in for another great experience and an unfiltered wheat. We just had drinks, no food, so no comments there. Thanks again to an engaged and friendly staff.

Hannah Mack

Bronx Brewery nails the vibe—great location, cool rock music, and a graffiti mural that sets the tone for a laid-back, urban hangout. Prices are super reasonable, and their happy hour (yes, even Fridays!) is a standout deal. The rice and beans appetizer was unexpectedly fantastic—comfort food with a twist. Beer selection leans heavily toward IPAs and lagers, so not the most diverse lineup, but what they do offer is solid. Worth a visit for the ambiance alone, and the deals make it even better.

Adam

Yummy beers (had limited availability when arrived, but enough) and no brewpubs nearby. Great spot to wait for the Edge. Food was good (expensive, but was isn’t). Atmosphere was edgy (get it?) and service was friendly (although 20% default tip at the table automated system so just go to the front!). NOTE: They give a free beer for reviews (and one feels obligated to review well, and Jon even requested being mentioned in the review, so take reviews with a grain of salt but maybe enjoy the free beer!).

Sports Opinion Log

All I have to say if you are in Hudson yards between the hours of 5–7 p.m.make sure to have your happy hour here ! They’ve got half off appetizers & $5 pour drafts but the selection is only two drafts it needs to be 3-4 Service was excellent staff was friendly & the appetizers were delicious. Pretzel sticks were piping hot & chicken quesadillas were delicious They even comped me a Mexican Coke because they didn’t have two of the drinks my girlfriend you CAN NOT run out of RED BULL BEER & Side Hustle Hard Seltzer Get the beer sampler (NOT A PART OF HAPPY HOUR) Try to OG chopped cheese empanadas (NOT A PART OF HAPPY HOUR)

+3

Ana C

This is one of the more casual places to eat at The Shops at Hudson Yards (New York City). Menu is pretty simple. They don't have burgers, which I feel is a miss since the Bronx Brewery location at the Lower East Side has them (and they were pretty good). It's a minimal service kind of place. You seat yourself and use the bar code to place your order. You get your own water at the counter. However if you do have have questions, the servers that are walking around are very nice and helpful. We had the "Whats Beef Nachos" (beef short rib) and the "Shrimpin' Ain't Easy Nachos". And they were both so good and flavorful. The beer cheese queso is soooo good. Great for large groups since you can keep your tabs separate. Chill ambiance too.

+5

Kathryn Romero

It was alright because at first, the waitress was in bad mood when I’m trying to ask but we are deaf. They continue to talk and we couldn’t understand but we got it now by ordering food. Secondly, there was no straw when we asked because we don’t drink the glass bottle or cup from Bacteria. Thirdly, I almost fell by bench chair or chair. It’s not safe. Fourth, the food was basic but okay. Thank you!

Mike Hutchins

Bronx Brewery at Hudson Yards has solid vibes and feels very much like a proper brewery despite being tucked inside a busy, chaotic mall. You seat yourself, the atmosphere is relaxed, and it’s an easy place to hang out and grab a beer while exploring the area. There’s really nothing wrong with the place—no major complaints at all—but nothing that truly stands out either. The beer and experience were fine, just not memorable. Overall, it’s a decent stop if you’re already in Hudson Yards, but not somewhere I’d go out of my way to visit.

Tina Black

Our food was pretty basic. The shrimp tacos were cold. Waiter said tacos were suppose to be served cold but seemed strange. The service was ok. Only thing that was worth it was the beer

Jerrick Harris

First, the one in the Bronx is better! They didn't have much selection of beers on tap. I was extremely disappointed in that! I'm not sure if it was because it was just after 7 (kitchen closes at 745, last call 845 & it closes at 9) but only 2 workers. Every table was dirty, and just the guy pouring drinks available. The beers we did have (tattooed pumpkin) were good. Nachos were just ok. We stopped eating them because we felt like we may get stomachache. I had brought a Groupon for 2 entrees n 2 beers, was only able to get 1 entree with 2 beers cause the kitchen closed as we were submitting our ticket. I like Bronx Brewery beers but not going back to that location. They did have a few beers I wanted to try in the 4-pack cans (Nous you can't leave), which I did purchase and luv

Matt Kaplan

Food: mediocre and over priced. Your apps are expensive and under portioned, likely to offset the half price happy hour… I get that it’s in Hudson yard but $8 for a cheese quesadilla that’s more tortilla than cheese? The actual entrees are at least portioned appropriately for the price, but still pretty mid. The drinks are fine Service: good service where you order on your phone and it keeps a running tab. Pretty neat Atmosphere: not my cup of tea. I’m not gonna say much beyond that. Standard city bar kitchen The kicker: the reason why I gave it a 1 star instead of 3 is the shady business practice of doing a mandatory 20% tip that you cannot change… fine, whatever living wage and all that, I always 20% regardless but I’m starting my meal annoyed. The thing that really kills me is that the checkout screen has an additional tip selection that is opt-out and also defaults to 20%! I cannot begin the fathom how many people unintentionally gave a 40% tip on mid overpriced pap… if you care about your customers, make the additional tip selection opt-in >:(