Our taproom is open 7 days a week with the following hours:
We have indoor and outdoor seating (weather permitting). We take small group reservations for 10 or more people. We only take one reservation at a time, and it must be booked at least one week ahead. Reservations require a minimum spend (on a single card/tab) of drinks that varies based on group size and weekday. You can find more information on our small group reservations here.
10-28 46th Ave, between Vernon and 11th St, in Long Island City, Queens.
We’re easily accessible by subway, bus, ferry and car. Our brewery and taproom is one stop from Midtown Manhattan on 3 different subway trains (7/E/M), one stop from Brooklyn on the G train and close to the LIC ferry landing.
Closest subway & ferry stops:
We recommend Google Maps for public transit and driving directions. The MTA Website also has a trip planner for public transit.
Long Island City is the westernmost neighborhood in the borough of Queens in New York City. We’re just over the East River from Midtown Manhattan, south of Astoria, Queens and north of Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
We don't have our own parking lot but there is limited street parking in the neighborhood as well as parking garages. The closest parking garage is on 46th Ave and 5th St.
We don't have a kitchen but we frequently have food pop-ups and trucks. You can view the full calendar here. You're also welcome to bring your own food or have food delivered.
Yes, we have wifi for customers.
We don't currently offer weekly brewery tours. On the occassion we do the dates will be added to our calendar.
Yes, we love dogs and well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome in our taproom. Children are also welcome as long as they are well-behaved and supervised. Parents of children left to run around on their own will be warned once, then asked to leave.
Yes. We have a wheelchair ramp we can set up on the lip of our main entrance.
Yes. We offer wine, cider, and seltzer in the taproom. We also serve Non-Alcoholic beer.
Yes, we sell 4-packs and individual cans of most of our beers in our taproom. We do not sell crowlers nor do we fill growlers.
Yes. While we are not a sports bar, we do show local team football games on Sunday's and Monday's with the sound off. For larger sporting events (Super Bowl, World Cup, etc.), we play them with the sound on.
We will also show other sports if we find there's enough demand for them.
We reserve one large table in the back of the taproom on weekdays. Click here to learn more and request a reservation. We do not rent out part or all of our taproom. On weekends we do offer private area reservations for the space we open up on our Brewery side for up to 40 guests to fit comfortably.
Our beers are not Kosher but most beer produced by typical methods and ingredients (malted cereal, yeast, water, and hops) don’t violate dietary law or present kashrut concerns. However, this is not the case with beer with fruit, spices and other additives. We clearly list any additives on our beer list in our taproom and on our online beer menu. Our beers are vegan EXCEPT when we use lactose – we’ll always note in our beer descriptions when we use a non-vegan product. We don’t have gluten-free beer but we do have cider and wine available at the taproom. We offer a non-alcoholic beer (not brewed by us) and seltzer.
We self-distribute in NYC, Long Island and north of NYC. You can email Adam at sales@fifthhammerbrewing.com if you are interested in buying our beer.
We do not currently sell kegs for personal use.
We get lots of requests for free beer for fundraisers and most of those requests are for great causes. We donate to charitable causes as a company but are unable to donate beer or other items in response to unsolicited requests.
We do not book live music or comedy in our taproom. We are not a music venue - we're a brewery that invites our friends over to play music a few times a week when it's nice out.
The name Fifth Hammer comes from the story of Pythagoras coming to understand the nature of harmony. At a forge where five men were busy hammering, he found the first four hammers to be beautifully aligned. The fifth, not so much. The fifth hammer is the discordant + indescribable portion of the universe to which we all intentionally turn a blind eye.
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