Croxley’s Ale House – Brooklyn

Adam and Brendan were our servers today, they were always looking after us. We ordered Korean bbq wings that were absolutely delicious; I ordered a coke which came tasting a bit like carbonated water, i informed Brendan and he made sure they changed it right after. Adam recommended a very good beer.
Wings good
Beer good
Service good
Go

It’s a nice spot to watch a game
They have the walls lined with flat screen tvs
There is quite a lot of seating and tv is easily accessible from any point.
The food is above average for a pub/​sports bar (that’s not a high standard). But there are good munchies and drinks for a sports events.
Although the menu is large and they have meal deals, I wouldn’t eat here for any reason other than watch a game.
I was really irritated by the service. I don’t expect too much but when I have to hunt you down just to get some water or put in a drink order, it’s bad. Our plates were never cleared and the waitress hardly ever stopped by for the entire time we were watching a two hour game.
The drinks were OK. The liquor didn’t taste quality. There was something off about the flavors. We get th same liquor pretty much every where and definitely can taste the difference. The beer section was large. I’m not a beer drinker but my boyfriend said the beer here was very good.

Best Croxy location
Pros: Fast service
Large location
Crunchy wings
Dessert is great
Cons: None at all
I recommend loaded tots with everything on them they are to die for. Don’t go to the Lower East Side location you will be disappointed.

Food is always great. I recommend the Victory burger as well as the pulled pork sliders. The little pigs sandwich is also good, as well as the wings. I only order from them off seamless and their food usually travels well. The only thing that doesn’t travel well is the Brooklyn Nacho fries. The cheese was hard and everything was stuck together.

The food was good but that staff seems to be drunk! No one ever came to take my order I had to find someone, meanwhile the fucking place was empty. I order well done and I had a hockey puck for a burger. I would never go back to this place again there’s so many better places in the area. Don’t go here

Service was OK definitely a sport friendly place easy parking The food was average I was kind on the fence not in a rush to go back but wouldn’t be mad if I had to go back if that makes any sense waitress Courtney definitely provide good service remember follow Unilocalers don’t be good be great peace

Family-​friendly!!! I thought our bar days were over but nope, they allow babies/​kids!!! This will be our go-​to come NFL season!
Amazing wings, cheese curly fries, beer selection, service.
Seriously, will be a regular ;)

Sunday Funday: Nacho Madnessss!!! Plus 30 cent wings!
Pros:
— Huge inside
— Great for groups
— Huge beer selection
— Tv’s all around with the games on
— Great wing selection
— Daily Special on Wings
Con: Loud– Don’t go on a hangover if you don’t like it loud.
This place is great– fast service– great staff.
Go anytime!

The Best place to spend time with friends & family! Great customer service! Good location, tap beer great selection & Chicken Wings! I love it! Highly recommend!

The original and main reasons I come here:
1) Close to the water, by the park with the rock jetty and the spectacular view of the bridge and skyline (awesome to sit at in the summer)
2) delicious WINGS! and wing sauce selection, there’s something for everyone. Every day they have a wing special… you can stuff your face silly without breaking your wallet.
3) loads of TV’s for literally EVERY major or minor sporting event. if you are on a date, you won’t have to break your neck or make obvious you are watching your game.
4) tatertot toppings and sauces, boundless. mussels by the pot and pound… also loads of sauce choices. food here is awesome
5)casual compared to the rest of the hipsterlicious, more expensive stuff in the area.
6) great beer selection and happy hour deals daily

I’ve been to the other Croxley’s establishments located on the lower east side and the one in Long Island. I just love Croxley’s because they truly embody a sports bar. Nothing better than going to a bar where you can eat, drink and watch the games. Trust me, I am not a sports fan but just the environment enchants me and makes me interested in the games.
As for the food, what can I say. its all greasy, not healthy, exactly what I want to eat during the weekend at a sports bar. And do not get me started on their endless list of beer options. Its just amazing.
I’ll finish my review by saying its a must to visit one of these establishments at least once in your lifetime.
PS. you must get a basket of warm soft delicious bread. Yum!

After my first visit to their Manhattan location about a month ago, I’ve been at this location every Saturday since.
The wings are AMAZING! Seriously cannot explain to you how good they are. I usually stick with mild Croxley classic wings (30 cents per wing!) My boyfriend likes to experiment with different types and I always switch one of mine with his to try them as well. Loved the pineapple teriyaki one.
Minus one star because they replaced their Saturday brunch special ($ 4 mimosas/​screwdrivers) with a Sunday brunch for $ 19.95 unlimited drinks with an entrée. Still a good deal, but the other one was better.
This location is very spacious, and I love the layout.
Croxley’s, you have me hook, line, and sinker.

Came here on a Saturday for their wing specials– pretty good deal for .30. The place is big and there is one side for dining and the other side for the bar. Their beer selection was cool and the waiter was pretty knowledgeable of the different beers. I went with their IPA, it is an acquired taste! I also had the nachos and were very good. It was enough for a group of 5.
Come in early to avoid the crowds!

#Good Cheap Wings Special. Cheap! But not so plump or juicy. They are crispy though.
I got the #Korean BBQ Wings last time because I saw people love it on Unilocal.I prefer the Classic Wings. I think one time the waitress said the Fighting Irish wings tasted like barf, but I’m assuming she didn’t use that specific descriptor. #I think Classic is the way to go.
I enjoyed the #Boneless Wings here. Maybe more than the boned… and I love bones!
I’ve seen this place crazy #packed for NFL Sundays, not as bad for college Saturdays. I don’t know why I love football so much, but really hate watching it with people. #Come on Saturdays.

If you’re looking for wings, beer, and w/​e game is on this is the place to go. If it’s a wing night the wings are only 20¢! I’ve had some good times here and I would go back. It’s never packed and the parking isn’t too bad.

I’ve been here twice and always manage to miss their amazingly cheap 20cent/​30cent wing deals but for 10 bucks, you definitely get bang.
Their wings are savory and flavorful, though if you leave them out a little too long, the chicken can get a little dry. The sweet potato fries side is quite good; the fries aren’t soggy at all, which is always a risk when ordering them. They also come with this very unique gravy that just can’t be beat.
Atmosphere is super chill (subzero chill); if you’re a sports fan, this is the spot for you.

Croxley’s has been on my fiancé’s must-​hit list for some time now, and who could blame him? 10 cent wings in this inflated day and age is an attractive lure, and if that doesn’t bait you, the promise of nearly fifty different beers on tap surely will. Unfortunately, our first visit was a big, yawning MEH and our first visit will likely be our last. The dime-​a-​wing special no longer exists and in its place, there are now Monday/​Wednesday or Tuesday/​Thursday specials that will have you forking over 20 or 30 cents a wing (depending on whether you order boneless or regular wings) with a prerequisite drink minimum of $ 5 per person. There are also $ 5 appetizer specials, but this is a limited list of six or seven appetizers. We were a little disappointed to find most of the much-​hailed deals were actually smoke and mirrors but our appetites led us to shrug and order anyway. Along with our drinks, we ordered the classic Croxley’s wings, an order of Korean BBQ wings, curly fries, and mozzarella sticks… and then proceeded to nurse our drinks for the next. 45. minutes while we waited for our food. Toward the end of it, when there were near puddles of saliva forming on our table every time a server passed us with food, we called over our waitress, who went to check and came back with our food almost immediately and with nary an apology or explanation. Apparently, it’d been sitting out because everything was lukewarm or cold (this was my first time eating a stiff, coagulated mozzarella stick — a definite no-​no). Though the wings were clearly cooled down by then, the taste was just all right. Our party of Koreans were definitely perplexed by the seemingly mislabeling of these ‘Korean’ wings, which tasted like barbecue wings with some chopped scallions on top. Overall, they were unobjectionable but unexceptional.
There were a few highlights of the night. The beer menu was definitely one — a three-​page brochure, both front and back, details all of the bottles, cans, and drafts available. We thirsty three had a lot of fun perusing the menu and trying a few new IPAs. If you’re up for a drink challenge, go to the front desk and pick up a beer card where you can try all of their 48 beers on tap (over repeat visits, of course, unless you want to destroy your liver) for a free T-​shirt prize. The walls are lined with TVs broadcasting every sports game possible and the rustic, casual environment made it a chill place to hang out. There’s plenty of seating and tons of large, picnic-​style tables for larger groups. If the food and service hadn’t been so disappointing, it would have definitely been near the top of our go-​to list.

We went to Croxley’s Abbey on Saturday night to watch the NHL playoff game. My boyfriend and I were the first to arrive from our group, and the hostess refused to seat us in an almost empty restaurant until the rest of our party was there. We sat at a high top table and ordered a round of beers while we waited for everyone else to get there. About five minutes later, they sat a party of three at the large picnic table in front of the big screen. I don’t know they were given an exception, but I was annoyed.
Once our friends arrived, we were finally allowed to sit at the larger table, the party of three had vacated. The server at the high top made us close out our table and wasn’t polite about it. The hostess then never brought menus to the larger table. We ordered an order of classic red hot chili power and an order boneless Korean BBQ. I wasn’t that impressed by either. The red hot chili power had a nice kick to it, but they weren’t memorable wings. I also ordered a side of fries, and they brought out a basket that was overpriced.
Croxley’s was a good place to watch the game, but the service was terrible, and the food forgettable.

Mi primera visita a este lugar, y puedo decir que es sensacional, para compartir tiempo con amigos y familiares! La comida es exquisita, especialmente las alas de pollo, y papas fritas, gran variedad de bebidas, ambiente acogedor, Brunch los Domingos y Martes, a mitad de precio, con agradable vista a los Piers en Brooklyn. Yummy!

Lovveeeeee this place. I have been here several times. They are always on point. I have tried two other croxleys locations (new Hyde park and les). This one is brand new, bigger, brighter and has a lot more wait staff. I always go here for the wings. Then I try a new beer from their extremely large selection. I am a creature of habit so I tend to always order same entrees. I did read other reviews that recommend
to keep an eye out for the daily specials. I will do that in the future. The area also always has parking which is a big plus in comparison to the others. Only down side is they don’t have the small Caesar salad like the other croxleys. Still delicious even if its too much for 1 person the large size. 10 and 20 cent wing special is a big attraction but despite the low price they don’t mess with the quality.

I have been here at least 6 times now. Food, drinks and service have been consistently great. The wing specials are really off the charts. 20 cent wings — are you kidding me? And they are GREAT. Last time I went was the middle of the say and I was feeling someone else, so I got a $ 10 mussels pot with fries. They were GREAT, as good as I have had them at any Belgium joint and they were 10 bucks!
To top it off there is a ridiculous circulating tap list of around 48 beers. The bar is huge with high ceilings and more TV“s than you can shake a stick at. Only con is the lack of bathrooms. With such a huge bar you’d think they would have more than 3.