Where To Drink All Night In Brooklyn On New Year's Eve

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK — A slew of Brooklyn bars will let you party into the first sunrise of 2018, thanks to a special New Years Eve liquor license that allows certain venues to stay open all night long.

So if you’re really excited about this interesting year coming to a close and badly need to celebrate the upcoming calendar number change past 4 a.m., don’t worry, Brooklyn has you covered.

Here's the list of 19 venues in the borough approved this year for early, early (or late, late) drinking, dancing and reveling.

North Brooklyn:

Bar Schimmi

Address: 60 North 11th St.

Neighborhood: Williamsburg

Boobie Trap

Address: 308 Bleecker St.

Neighborhood: Bushwick

Brooklyn Mirage

Address: 111 Gardner Ave.

Neighborhood: East Williamsburg

Brooklyn Steel

Address: 319 Frost St.

Neighborhood: East Williamsburg

Don Coqui

Address: 299 Vandervoort Ave.

Neighborhood: East Williamsburg

Elsewhere

Address: 599 Johnson Ave.

Neighborhood: East Williamsburg

House of Yes

Address: 408 Jefferson St.

Neighborhood: Bushwick

Output

Address: 74 Wythe Ave.

Neighborhood: Williamsburg

TBA Brooklyn

Address: 395 Wythe Ave.

Neighborhood: Williamsburg

East Brooklyn:

Carro Cafe

Address: 3472 Fulton St.

Neighborhood: Cypress Hills

Gallis Restaurant And Lounge

Address: 834 Clarkson Ave.

Neighborhood: Flatbush

El Gran Mar de Plata

Address: 3175 Fulton St.

Neighborhood: Cypress Hills

Michelle's Cocktail Lounge

Address: 2294 Bedford Ave.

Neighborhood: Flatbush

Oracle Lounge

Address: 2937 Atlantic Ave.

Neighborhood: East New York

South Brooklyn:

Bukanitas Bar

Address: 6014 New Utrecht Ave.

Neighborhood: Borough Park

Cave

Address: 2320 McDonald Ave.

Neighborhood: Gravesend

Nirvana

Address: 2340 Coney Island Ave.

Neighborhood: Sheepshead Bay

West Brooklyn:

Analog BKNY

Address: 177 Second Ave.

Neighborhood: Gowanus

Mekelburg's

Address: 293 Grand Ave.

Neighborhood: Clinton Hill

Check out bars open all night in Queens here, and click here for the State Liquor Authority's full list for New York City.

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