Tucked into Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Eavesdrop is a bar built on the idea of sound and space. It feels like the record shop-turned-living room you’ve always wanted. Blonde woods, a state-of-the-art sound system, intimate seating (including booths, bar top, high-tops), and a backyard garden add up to a place that whispers rather than shouts. The concept? Listening—not for loudness, but for clarity, texture, atmosphere. Here, DJs spin vinyl; albums (international, obscure, soulful) are displayed; the lighting warms gradually into night; conversation is possible without shouting. The cocktail list leans creative and playful: you’ll see drinks like Mr. Plum (with Hakuto Matsui gin, ume boshi, etc.), milk punches, infusions, seasonal syrups, and also natural wine by the glass. Small plates (nori popcorn, chicken & chili meatballs, etc.) add texture without demanding full commitment. The garden opens in warm months, giving another space—lighter, airier, quiet yet social. Eavesdrop opens earlier on weekends, later most evenings; it draws a crowd who appreciate good drinks, subtle design, and music that’s present but not overwhelming. It's for dates, casual nights, serious music lovers, or anyone wanting to unwind in a space that feels deliberately crafted. Every element—from sound system to menu to lighting—works toward creating a mood you can sink into. If you want to go out but also want something with soul, Eavesdrop is a spot to linger.
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