The Cobra Club

Tucked into Bushwick just steps from the Jefferson L stop, The Cobra Club has carved out a singular identity as a female-owned haven for nightlife misfits since 2012. More than just a bar, this neon-lit sanctuary operates as a cafe by day and transforms into a raucous performance hub by night, hosting everything from punk shows to karaoke marathons under its tentacled banner of "Rock N Roll DJs, Karaoke, Misfits inspired cocktails, and alright!"[1][2]

Vibe & Venue

Industrial playground meets neighborhood dive
Exposed brick walls and thrifted decor create a lived-in atmosphere where tattooed bartenders sling drinks beneath string lights. By day, the front room functions as a low-key cafe perfect for remote work[3]. Come evening, the space pulses with energy as DJs spin vinyl records and crowds gather around the pool table. The back room reveals its true calling card - an intimate performance space hosting 50+ capacity shows where emerging punk bands rattle the rafters[3][4].

Liquid Lore

Cocktails with a horror-punk twist
The drink menu winks at misfit culture with creations like:

• Devil Lock: Spicy margarita that bites back ($12)[1]
• Mommy, Can I Go Out and Kill Tonight?: Smoky blackberry mezcal margarita ($14)[1]
• Where Eagles Dare: Rum-based strawberry mojito riff ($12)[1]
  Happy hour runs daily 3-7pm with $6 well drinks and $4 PBR tallboys[5].

Eclectic Events Calendar

This Bushwick institution keeps its schedule packed with:

• Karaoke Kings: Friday/Saturday nights 11pm-3am[2]
• Live Music: Punk showcases like the April 24 bill featuring Atlanta's Tongues of Fire[5]
• Burlesque & Comedy: Weekly variety shows in the backroom[1]
• Community Gatherings: From poetry slams to pop-up markets[3]

Neighborhood Anchor

More than a bar, The Cobra Club operates as a community hub where bartenders know regulars by name and first-time visitors get welcomed into the "Cobra family"[1]. Its 21+ policy and 4am closing time make it a reliable late-night refuge for service industry crews. As one Instagram post declares: "We are a bunch of Misfits...we’d love to have you!"[1][2]

6 Wyckoff Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237 - Open daily 3pm-4am