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[title]Inspired by the ancient German city of Cologne—the birthplace of Kölsch—this cavernous Park Slope beer hall features a lantern-lit interior, walls bearing the city’s coat of arms and communal wooden tables. With more than 40 bottled beers and 30 on tap, including native favorites like the straw-yellow, crisp Sion Kölsch and a hoppy Jever Pilsener, as well as nine different kinds of bratwurst (including the German classic bauernwurst) and traditional Bavarian pretzels, you’ll be eating and drinking like a true Teuton. 84 St. Marks Pl between Fourth and Fifth Aves, Park Slope, Brooklyn (347-227-7238)
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