Little Beaver

Nestled on an unassuming corner of Bushwick’s St. Nicholas Avenue, Little Beaver defies Brooklyn’s increasingly polished bar scene with its unapologetically laid-back charm. This neighborhood haunt blends dive-bar affordability with playful retro flair, offering a welcome antidote to overdesigned cocktail lounges.

Atmosphere
The space channels early-2000s nostalgia through neon accents, picnic tables under a party tent, and a jukebox-ready soundtrack spanning Frank Sinatra to Eminem[4]. Bartenders double as entertainers, mixing $5 Busch-and-shot combos with wisecracks[1], while patrons bond over karaoke nights where any song request becomes a group anthem[3].

Libations & Bites
• $4 Miller High Life drafts (all day, every day)
• Rotating frozen pizzas – the ultimate late-night grease fix[2]
• Seasonal cocktail specials like tangy palomas or spiked slushies

Events
Thursdays transform into rowdy singalongs during "Karaokeoke" nights[3], while weekends lean into themes like Coyote Ugly-style bartender dance-offs[4]. The crowd skews local – artists, musicians, and service-industry regulars who treat the outdoor seating area like a backyard hang.

Practical Info
📍 24 St Nicholas Ave, Brooklyn
⏰ Sun-Thu: 2PM-2AM | Fri-Sat: Noon-Late
🍻 21+ only

Little Beaver thrives by keeping it simple: cold beer, loud music, and zero pretension. As one patron aptly summarized, "It’s where Bushwick’s soul still parties like it’s 2005."[5]