80-year-old Greenpoint dive bar, cash only. Time Out feature (originally published 2010, still listed as the venue's price entry) quotes co-owner confirming draft beers $1.50 and bottles $3.25 'haven't changed much over the years.' Recent 2026 Yelp reviews still describe the bar as having 'cheap beer and drinks' with the same ownership, but no source independently re-confirms the exact $1.50 figure today — treat as likely still accurate but possibly dated.
Cheapest regularly-available beer is a draft beer by the glass (Bud Light or Dos Equis XX) at $1.75, per the Yelp menu listing. That same menu lists domestic bottles (Michelob, Michelob Lite, Budweiser, Coors Lite, Michelob Ultra Lite, Bud Light, Miller Lite) at $2.25 each, Mexican/imported bottles (Corona, Tecate, Negro Modelo, Modelo Especial, Dos Equis, Bohemia, Sol, Corona Light, Pacifico, Carta Blanca, Heineken) at $2.75 each, and draft beer also sold as a 32oz for $3.00 or a pitcher for $7.00 (pitcher ignored per instructions). The menu page does not specify the 'Glass' pour size, so it is not confirmed to be a full standard pint -- flagging this uncertainty. No happy-hour beer pricing or windows were found on any source checked (Yelp menu explicitly states no happy hour specials; Instagram, Facebook, Thirstii, Atly, and Fanzo listings had no menu or specials content at all).
Cheapest regularly-available beer found is a Rolling Rock bottle at $2, per a Bedford + Bowery profile of the bar (published Oct 2016): "cheap libations like $4 well shots, $6 mixed drinks, and beers as cheap as a bottle of Rolling Rock for $2." This is the only source with a specific price; it is nearly a decade old, so treat as directionally indicative of a cheap dive-bar price point rather than a confirmed current price. No current official menu, PDF, tap list, or online-ordering page (checked homepage, res-menu.net embedded menu, Facebook, Instagram, and Grubhub) lists itemized beer prices. No qualifying happy-hour window (days+start+end+price) was found on any Tier 1 or independent Tier 2 source; Instagram and other listings reference a general 'Happy Hour' category with no times or prices, so it is not reported as a happyHours entry.
Ukrainian dive bar officially named Karpaty Pub, known locally as Sly Fox. Multiple reviews cite $2 PBR draft and $4 well shots; no formal happy hour, cheap drinks served all night.
Cheapest listed beer is a Miller High Life 'Pony' bottle (small ~7oz format) at $2.00, per the bar's menu page hosted at dominies-hoek.wherevi.com/menu.html. If restricted to standard full-size bottles/cans, the cheapest options are $4.00 (PBR can, Miller High Life standard bottle, Tecate can, Warsteiner Grapefruit). Draft beers (PBR, Lagunitas IPA, Brooklyn Lager, Stella Artois, Guinness) are offered but no draft price was listed on this menu. A separate web-search aggregation surfaced an unverified happy-hour claim ("$1 off well drinks/bottled & draught beers" and an "$8 beer-and-shot, Mon-Fri" special), but I could not confirm this directly: the only page I actually opened with menu content (dominies-hoek.wherevi.com/menu.html) explicitly states no happy-hour pricing or times are listed, and I could not corroborate the claim via a second independent source because Yelp (www.yelp.com/biz/dominies-hoek-long-island-city) returned HTTP 403 and the bar's Facebook page and Instagram (@dominieshoek) show no menu or specials content at all. Since the happy-hour claim lacks pinned start/end times and only one weak, unverified secondary source, I did not record it as a happyHours entry per the task's verification bar.
Official ordering menu lists Bud, Bud Light, Corona, and Stella at $2; official homepage advertises daily 4–7pm happy hour with brews starting at $5.
Cheapest identified regular beer is a $2 Rolling Rock can, per an October 5, 2021 Bushwick Daily feature quoting co-owners Casey Spindler and Nick Salek, framed as part of the bar's standing 'cheap ass drinks, all the time' concept (not a one-off event). Direct WebFetch of that article returned HTTP 403 on both https and http, so this claim rests on search-engine-indexed excerpts rather than a raw page read, which limits confidence. A conflicting, directly-fetched source, BeerMenus.com (page dated 06/19/2021), lists a full tap/bottle/can menu with no Rolling Rock item at all, showing Miller High Life as its cheapest listed beer at $4 -- both sources are roughly five years old and the discrepancy could not be resolved with fresher data. The bar's live Instagram bio (checked 2026-09-09) still advertises 'Cheap ass drinks. All the time. 2-For-1 happy hour daily until 8!' confirming the happy hour is ongoing, but gives no start time and no discounted dollar price, so it doesn't meet the bar for a structured happyHours entry. Yelp (updated September 2026, confirming the bar is currently active with recent reviews) and one Instagram post referencing a 'rolling rock and well for 5' deal could not be fetched (403 / login wall) to extract further pricing evidence. Untappd's venue page is unverified and check-ins-only with no menu or prices.
No online-ordering or PDF menu exists for this cash-only dive bar and it has no known website. The most specific pricing found is $2 PBR described as available 'all the time' (i.e. the standing price, not a happy-hour discount), alongside $1 jello shots and $5 well drinks — this exact figure appeared consistently in Yelp's business-profile specialties data and was independently echoed in Foursquare venue tips, but both source pages themselves returned HTTP 403 / CAPTCHA / login walls on direct fetch (tried www.yelp.com/biz/the-capri-social-club-brooklyn three times including via a text-proxy reader, and foursquare.com/app.foursquare.com once), so the price is confirmed only via search-index snippet text rather than a fully rendered page read. The Infatuation's Aug 2026 review corroborates the general positioning ('order... the cheapest beer in Greenpoint') without giving a dollar figure. Untappd's venue page (checked once per the check-ins-only stop rule) lists no menu or prices. No happy-hour window with specific days/times could be pinned from any source — the $2 PBR appears to be the regular everyday price rather than a discounted window.
Beer buckets: 10 Miller High Life cans $25 ($2.50/ea) or 7 Coronitas $20 ($2.86/ea); free popcorn; Guinness on tap
$3 Bud/Coors Light drafts; HH discounts 5–7pm
Draft beer (Stella Artois, Blue Moon, Heineken, Presidente, Modelo) $3 everyday; HH Tue-Fri 3-7pm adds $15 beer buckets (5 beers) and $1 house shots
Rolling Rock $3, Miller High Life $4, Budweiser $4 (bottles); draft pints $6 (Pilsner Urquell, Founders IPA, Montauk); HH daily until 9pm: $3 Bud/MHL, $4 drafts
Yelp reviewers cite $3 Coors Light/Killian's daily and $10 pitchers, unconfirmed by owner
The cheapest regularly-listed beer is a Bud or Bud Light bottle at $3, per a Gothamist profile of the bar (published April 7, 2017) that itemized 'Regular Prices' including 'Beer and shot: $6', 'House and classic cocktails: $8', and 'Bud or Bud Light: $3'. That $6 figure is a beer+shot combo, not a standalone beer, so it is not the cheapest single beer. No fresher price-bearing source could be found: the bar's official Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/marcosonbroadway/) confirms it is an operating nightlife bar (open 7 days, trivia/karaoke nights, hours posted) but its bio/profile text contains no menu or prices; Bushwick Daily's dedicated happy-hour writeup (bushwickdaily.com/bars/4631-marcos-bushwick-happy-hour/) and the Yelp pub listing (yelp.com/biz/marcos-brooklyn-5) both returned HTTP 403 and could not be read directly, so their content (search-engine summaries mention a 4-9pm happy hour with drafts 'as cheap as $3') could not be independently verified from the primary page and is not used as a confirmed source. Because the only fully-verified price source is nine years old, treat the $3 figure as dated and re-check if possible.
Official drinks menu lists Genesee and a 7oz Miller High Life at $3; regular 12oz Miller High Life and Budweiser are $4.
El País interviewed owner Toñita in June 2025 and reported that beers remain $3; no time-defined happy-hour window was published.
Bronx neighborhood bar and grill; official site confirms a Weds-Fri 2-7pm happy hour (no price listed) while aggregator sites describe overlapping but inconsistent specials, including $3 beers on Fridays/Sundays and a separate $4 domestic M-F 2-7pm claim; too inconsistent to confirm one exact recurring deal.
Official drinks section lists Genesee Lager at $3, the lowest regular beer price shown. The $4 any-draught offer has no published days or times, so no happy-hour window is recorded.
Cheapest regularly-available beer found is Budweiser, sold as a bucket of 5 cans for $15 ($3/beer when derived per-can) per a September 7, 2018 PUNCH magazine dive-bar profile; the same article notes Corona sold 5-to-a-pail for $20 ($4/beer derived). No current (2025-2026) menu could be verified: the bar's own website/ordering page (paradise-alley.res-menu.com) returned HTTP 403 on fetch, its Facebook page rendered with no pricing or menu content, its Instagram (@paradisealleyny) confirms it's an active sports bar/beer-garden but posted content showed no visible prices, and Yelp returned HTTP 403 on two separate attempts so reviews could not be read for corroboration. A search-snippet from indulgery.com suggested ~$4 domestic bottles and $7-8 draft Blue Moon, but the page itself failed to load (ETIMEOUT) on two attempts, so it could not be verified or logged as an opened source and was excluded. Because the only usable price comes from one seven-year-old editorial source with no independent current corroboration, this figure should be treated as an approximation of longstanding dive-bar bucket pricing, not a confirmed current menu price.
Cheapest regularly-listed beer is a Budweiser can at $3.00, per an editorial menu reprint on p2bars.com (Tier 2), which itemizes the full drink menu: Budweiser can $3.00; Coors Banquet bottle $4.00; Bud Light and High Life drafts $4.00 each; Tecate can $4.00; plus a signature beer+shot combo (Tecate+tequila or Bud+whiskey) for $6.00. Attempts to verify via a Tier 1 primary source failed: the bar has no known official website, and the only bar-branded menu site found, the-coyote-club.res-menu.net, returned HTTP 403 on both its homepage (/) and its /menu route, so its content (which search-snippet summaries suggested might include a '$2 High Life happy hour' claim) could not actually be read and is not used. Official Instagram (@thecoyoteclub_bk) bio and recent post captions and the Facebook page (thecoyoteclubbk) showed no pricing or happy-hour information. The Untappd venue page is unverified/check-ins-only per policy (one incidental user comment cited Guinness at '$10 standard, $8 happy hour until 9pm every day', but this is not an official menu and was not used). Multiple aggregator-only sites (atly.com, wheree.com, thehappyhourfinder.com-style summaries) repeat a vague '$2 off drinks until 9pm daily' or '$2 High Life happy hour' claim, but since this is not confirmed by a Tier 1 source or two independent Tier 2 sources with pinned days/start/end/price, it is not included as a confirmed happyHours entry -- treat it as an unverified lead only. Confidence is low because the only usable, actually-read price data comes from a single Tier 2 source.