Came here on a freezing cold day to watch the Notre Dame game. Kent Ale house is super cozy and casual, with worn in wooden floors, board games to play and lots of TVs to watch sports on. We were seated in the back of the ale house with other Notre Dame fans waiting for the game to start. There was a bit of a sound issue at first so we missed some of the pregame, but eventually the bartender got it fixed. Our waitress was attentive despite how many tables she was juggling -- I think she had the entire back room at one point, so it was impressive she didn't forget about us over in the corner. Drinks were decently priced, they have an extensive cocktail menu that even featured a few hot drinks, plus lots of beers on tap. Can't speak to the food since we'd eaten just before coming here, but all the food I saw going out looked delicious. Will come here again if I'm ever back in the area.

Kent Ale House has quickly become my favorite "third place"--that perfect spot between work and home where I can unwind and enjoy great company, food, and drinks. I've made it a habit to visit with friends, and it never disappoints. The service is exceptional, and they've made a point of recognizing me by name, which makes the experience feel even more personal and welcoming. The truffle fries are an absolute must-try; they're crispy, savory, and always hit the spot. I also can't get enough of the Jackalope drink--it's my go-to every time. But honestly, everything on the menu is a win. From the food to the drinks to the atmosphere, Kent Ale House consistently nails it. Whether you're there for a casual night out or a more relaxed gathering with friends, it's the kind of place that makes you feel at home. Highly recommend it!

A great spot for an NFL Sunday -- it gets pretty busy but never super crowded, would recommend coming early for a table. I appreciate that they label all the TVs with which games they're broadcasting, so you can find a convenient spot to watch your team. Their Frozen Passionfruit Marg just may be my favorite in the city.

Kent Ale House in Brooklyn is a popular spot known for its laid-back vibe and strong selection of craft beers. The bar has a relaxed, neighborhood feel, making it a great place to unwind with friends or catch a game. Kent Ale House features an impressive array of craft beers on tap, focusing on local breweries but also offering a diverse selection from around the country. The food offerings are solid, with a menu that includes classic pub fare like burgers, wings, and nachos. There are also vegetarian options available. Service is generally prompt, even during busy hours, ensuring a pleasant experience.

I went to this bar for the first time last weekend and it was so much fun, especially with a group of people! They have a great drink selection, including a mystery beer + shot deal for $10 which is when the bartender surprises you with a shot of their choosing and then a surprise beer or seltzer in a brown paper bag. The food is also really good, I had the chicken tenders with fries and my husband got the grilled cheese and the portions were perfect both were very tasty. This bar also has games like Uno, Jenga, and Connect 4, and plenty of TVs to watch games. I'll definitely be coming back!

Came here for my birthday yesterday and the staff was super friendly and helpful. They didn't mind that my group moved around from the bar area to the back and all around. Bailey the bartender was very accommodating and even helped get my Mets on a few of the TVs with sound. My lunch was good, we ordered a grilled cheese and fries and chicken tenders and fries and shared. Both were really tasty. They had games for my group to play like connect 4, jenga and cards against humanity. I just want to thank Bailey and the Kent Ale House team for making my birthday a memorable one!

The view is still awesome here, they have a pretty sweet spot right on the corner. The service was way better this time, both the bartender and server were extremely friendly, helpful and kind. It definitely brightened my day. On this trip I tried the food. It was decent pub food, nothing I was overly enthusiastic about. The wings were just ok and the fried pickles are what I consider a 'fair' type of beer batter fry, think funnel cake-ish. Again, these were fine. Typical standard bar/pub food. I got ciders and tried some canned sweet tea thing that was advertised in the bathroom, they were standard. A much better experience this go around and I will be back, especially for that view.

I visited Kent Ale House to watch a college football game with friends last weekend and had a great time! I think we timed our visit just right, it was a beautiful November day in Brooklyn and we were able to take advantage of the outdoor seating area before it gets too cold. The staff was friendly and made sure to flip the channel for those who came in with a request for certain games. There were gluten free can options to choose from (including seltzers, and hard kombucha). We got the fries to split, which were great, and I also tried out their hot toddy which wasn't the best I've ever had but was a fun drink to enjoy on a crisp fall day. I'd recommend to anyone looking to catch a game, or enjoy drinks with friends.