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Best Bars on Staten Island: 5 Cocktail, Beer, and Wine Stops

5 source-backed bars on Staten Island, with official hours, cocktail and beer classifications, price context, and room-specific guidance.

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Best Bars on Staten Island: 5 Cocktail, Beer, and Wine Stops

Guide: Cocktail Bars, Breweries, Wine, and Late Rooms

The broader bar guide on Staten Island, after the dives have their own list: cocktail rooms, breweries, wine bars, rooftops, restaurant-bars, live music, and social late-night spaces. Each stop is selected for what it pours and how the room works.

  • Flagship Brewing CompanyFlagship Brewing Company is a Tompkinsville brewery taproom pouring Staten Island-made beer beside events, music, games, and a short walk from the ferry. The useful decision points are the room, pours, crowd, and late-night posture rather than trend status.
  • Kettle BlackKettle Black is a West Brighton sports and nightlife bar known for wings, DJs, weekend crowds, and a high-energy room built for groups. The useful decision points are the room, pours, crowd, and late-night posture rather than trend status.
  • Marina CaféMarina Café is a Great Kills waterfront restaurant and nightlife venue with seafood, cocktails, marina views, DJs, and seasonal outdoor energy. The useful decision points are the room, pours, crowd, and late-night posture rather than trend status.
  • Richmond RepublicRichmond Republic is a south-shore restaurant-bar with cocktails, brunch, DJs, broad American food, and a social weekend crowd. The useful decision points are the room, pours, crowd, and late-night posture rather than trend status.
  • PastavinoPastavino is a Stapleton Italian restaurant and wine bar with house-made pasta, an ambitious bottle list, cocktails, and a polished date-night room. The useful decision points are the room, pours, crowd, and late-night posture rather than trend status.
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