Honore Club

Nestled in Bushwick's vibrant streets, Honore Club offers a gritty-chic escape blending dive-bar authenticity with curated cocktails and late-night bites. This unpretentious spot thrives on its eclectic mix of 80s nostalgia, communal vibes, and unexpected culinary flair.

Industrial Edge Meets Retro Charm

Exposed brick and neon signs set the stage for a space where vinyl booths share real estate with a glittering disco ball[4]. The covered outdoor patio—complete with a TV for game nights—transforms into a social hub where locals debate the merits of Blondie vs. Depeche Mode[1][4].

Don’t Miss:

• Late-night DJ spins (until 2 AM) under retro laser lights[1][5]
• Weekday happy hours with $6 frozens and rotating craft drafts[1][4]

Bar Bites with Bushwick Attitude

While masquerading as a sports bar, the kitchen delivers elevated street food:

Signature Orders

• Chicago-Style Dog: Charred snappy frankfurter, neon-green relish, sport peppers on poppy seed bun[2]
• Lobster Corn Dog: Tempura-battered tail with Old Bay fries[2]
• Breakfast Sammy: Scrambled egg, chorizo, and pepper jack on a pretzel roll (served all day)[2]

Pair with a Frozen Paloma (tequila, grapefruit, tajín rim) or local IPA from nearby Interboro Brewing[4].

Why Locales Keep Coming Back

Beyond the $12 cocktails, Honore Club thrives on its anti-scene scene. Bartenders remember regulars’ orders, while first-timers bond over pinball tournaments. As one patron noted: “It’s where you go when you want a PBR tallboy and a shot of Fernet—but wouldn’t say no to a properly shaken martini.”[4][5]

Pro Tip: Visit Sundays for "Vinyl Brunch" – $15 bottomless mimosas paired with vintage soul records[1].