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Radegast Hall & Biergarten

113 North 3rd St (at Berry St)
Williamsburg, Brooklyn | Map

718-963-3973

Subway: L to Bedford Ave | Directions

http://www.radegasthall.com

Prices
Average main course: $16. AmEx, Disc, MC, V.

Description
Among the revelers draining foamy steins around Radegast’s colossal communal tables, you won’t see many having dinner. But there’s a full menu at this soaring biergarten, and it’s not just those sausages—blistering links of bratwurst; smooth weisswurst—crackling on the garden’s grill. The ambitious bill of fare includes tender beer-braised rabbit and a classic schnitzel featuring mild fried veal. The beer list is a draw too. A mostly Mittleuropean collection of 13 brews—like lemony Hacker-Pschorr Weisse—makes it easy to see why many never make it past the libations.
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