The best beer bars Côte Est Etats-Unis

Do you like beer? Welcome to your kingdom! Here, the house selects handcrafted beers, many of local origin but not only. Great choice of draught, and an even greater choice in the bottle. Moreover, the place offers beer tastings. You will be able to find your account there in a contemporary pub atmosphere a little dark. You can sit around the wooden high tables or along the bar. Possibility of light catering to accompany your mousse: salads, platters of cold meats, sandwiches...

This pub epitomizes the shift Vermont has undergone in recent years. A large, street-fronted room serving home-brewed beers. No less than 8 draught beers, dark, lager, flavored or not, and of course a wide choice of cocktails and wines by the glass. Catering options range from the traditional burger served with excellent fries cooked in duck fat to local cheese served with crackers. All in a pleasant setting, with posters and old beer crates as decoration. Also a restaurant.

Well known to the residents of the area, The Brooklyn Icehouse is a bar with a very relaxed atmosphere. It is not uncommon to see parents coming with their children. As for the decoration, it reproduces that of the saloons found in New York in the 19th century. The menu includes more than 70 beers (!), sorted by country, as well as many whiskies. And for those who don't want to drink on an empty stomach, enjoy one of the many barbecue pork sandwiches! In summer, you can enjoy the beer garden with its wooden benches and tables.

This company brings together a brewery, a vineyard and a distillery. You can take a tour of each of the production units, but you can also simply sit in the pub and taste their local production. We advise you the beers, more than the wine... Some days there is live music, check the website for events that take place during your visit. Cisco Brewers is a bit off-centre, you have to drive about ten minutes west along Hummock Pond Road to get there.

This brewery is located in the New Bedford Historic District, as evidenced by the charming cobblestone streets that border it! It is housed in a 1927 building with a pleasant industrial atmosphere. Here you can taste the various beers brewed on site, including Ishm-Ale, a nod to the character in Herman Melville's novel. Every Friday, on the occasion of Firkin Fridays, you can taste the house beer aged in barrels. Also good fish dishes.