Quiet, monastery-themed bar with a vast Belgian & German beer selection; known for shushing loud patrons.
Sonal Shah reviews Burp Castle, an East Village bar with a monastery theme and a strong emphasis on quiet ambiance, perfect for savoring Belgian and German brews.
Step into a unique monastery-themed bar where quiet contemplation is encouraged. This East Village gem, operating since 1992, boasts an impressive array of Belgian and German beers perfect for savoring. Embrace the unusual atmosphere, where whispering is the norm, and enjoy a truly distinctive drinking experience.
The restaurant is primarily known for its extensive selection of Belgian and German beers, with mead also being mentioned as a positive option. While not explicitly focused on food, the beer selection is a major draw for patrons.
"The restaurant is highly recommended for its extensive Belgian and German beer selection, with the mead specifically noted as being delicious."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment towards this establishment, appreciating its unique atmosphere and beer selection. Some note it as a good place for a quiet drink.
Important Note
The establishment has a strict policy of encouraging patrons to whisper and may shush loud customers.
"This restaurant is listed as a place with good beer options."
Neutral"This establishment is known for its great tap list. It is designed to be a very calm bar, with staff quieting patrons who speak too loudly."
Positive"A commenter suggested Burp Castle as a quiet bar option for a break, noting its expensive, mostly European beers and atmosphere conducive to conversation. They advised patrons to respect the quiet nature of the bar."
Positive"Recommends Burp Castle, adding that the mead is yummy."
Positive"Includes Burp Castle in a list of general recommendations for the East Village."
Positive"Recommends Burp Castle as a unique beer pub famous for shushing loud customers, with a good Belgian beer menu."
Positive"A commenter suggests adding Burp Castle to the list if the original poster doesn't mind beer bars."
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