Queens Brewery – Spacious and industrial atmosphere with exposed pipes and wires above and with wooden tables/seats like a German Bierhaul. So far only three brews available for tasting, but they will soon roll out more brews like Pale Ale and Stout. Queens Blvd (Session Ale): Nice smooth session ale with little characteristics; good for a hot steaming summer day. (3.25/5) Queens Blau (Blueberry Ale): Seems like the same ale as the previous one with the slightest hint of blueberry. Not very exciting, but it’s decent. (3/5) Shinobi Ramen – A Hispanic owned small parlor that accommodates up to 12-15 people at once. Fashionably decorated and hip place, but best of all, their ramen was fantastic! Their Mabo Ramen offers a thick miso-based broth with good spices; noodles are were firm and al dente. Being a Mabo ramen, it offered ground pork and tofu as toppings, which are unusual to the Japanese ramen, but they went very well with the thick broth. It’s a all-round 5-star ramen shack, and you won’t be sorry stopping by here! Totally recommended!

Walking

New York, NY, New York City, NYC, Governors Island, Brooklyn Public Library, BPL, Washington Branch, Hoppy Tr’Ale, Queens Brewery, Ramen, Ramen Shack, Ramen Parlor, Shinobi Ramen

New York, New York, United States

time : Aug 15, 2018 11:56 AM

duration : 9h 2m 37s

distance : 21.9 mi

total_ascent : 351 ft

highest_point : 170 ft

avg_speed : 6.5 mi/h

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user_firstname : Heeday

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Queens Brewery – Spacious and industrial atmosphere with exposed pipes and wires above and with wooden tables/seats like a German Bierhaul. So far only three brews available for tasting, but they will soon roll out more brews like Pale Ale and Stout. Queens Blvd (Session Ale): Nice smooth session ale with little characteristics; good for a hot steaming summer day. (3.25/5) Queens Blau (Blueberry Ale): Seems like the same ale as the previous one with the slightest hint of blueberry. Not very exciting, but it’s decent. (3/5) Shinobi Ramen – A Hispanic owned small parlor that accommodates up to 12-15 people at once. Fashionably decorated and hip place, but best of all, their ramen was fantastic! Their Mabo Ramen offers a thick miso-based broth with good spices; noodles are were firm and al dente. Being a Mabo ramen, it offered ground pork and tofu as toppings, which are unusual to the Japanese ramen, but they went very well with the thick broth. It’s a all-round 5-star ramen shack, and you won’t be sorry stopping by here! Totally recommended!