The 9 Best Places for Open Fires in Brooklyn

Lara Lebeiko: Great fire pit in the back.

Marc Devens: Amazing back yard with a fire pit combines with a friendly vibe and good food for a great little hangout

Chris Cummings: They have a fire pit!

Steve Ross: Best place to party during a snowstorm ( fire pit and snowball fights$

ShortandSweetNYC: Been going her for years. Not huge bar when you go in, but the outdoor area has a fire pit in the winter, a taco truck all year round, and a small music venue, plus it's great for singles. Don't forge

Kula G: The fire pit is Awesome

Caitlin L: Nice backyard with fire pit!

Jack Osborne: Great indoor bar. Great outdoor bar. Is this the perfect bar? No, probably not but it's pretty close. I've spent countless hours sitting outside although I do miss the fire pit.

Jessica Jones: Spacious/clean Backyard, super cute inside- really good date spot. drinks are great. Love this place!

Marty Allen: Great new spot! Lots o beer! Fire pit! Lots o beer!

Lisa: Their Happy Hour specials are the best. Sat are for college and Sunday...get there early to watch on their 10 new screens. Outside fire pit should open early October. Great space.

Ashley Alvarez: Great place to watch Sunday football. Free wifi. Great expansive tap list (although somehow always out of my first pick). Decent bar food. Outside area comes with addtl tv, fire pit & corn hole. Sold!

ben fullerton: the mac n cheese is amazing. the chilli is pretty good too. perfect place for a cold winter's night with the open fire.

Gothamist: Aside from being one of the best date bars in town, Black Mountain Wine House kicks it in the cold season with a fireplace in the back. Grab a seat near the flames and warm up with a bottle of wine. Read more.

The New Yorker: This cabinlike saloon, complete with a clapboard façade and Adirondack chairs out front, was “designed with two places in mind: Stowe, Vermont, and Jackson Hole, Wyoming.” Read more.

Fodor's Travel: If the weather is nice, well-turned-out local residents sip craft beers and excellent cocktails under a string of lights outside; during the day, it's a chill place to read a book or play board games. Read more.

Time Out New York: The multitiered outdoor deck (which seats about 100) can get packed, so prepare to show up early. It’s less crowded on weeknights, and if you plan right, you may stumble on an outdoor movie screening. Read more.

Dan S: Can't tell if this place is a day care or a bar...

Time Out New York: Skip the lengthy jaunts upstate and camp at this former airport field. The wooded grounds offer around 40 six-person sites, each with a picnic table and a fire pit for roasting s’mores. Read more.

MetroFocus: During WWII Floyd Bennett Field served as the HQ for commissioning the Navy's aircrafts. Over 100K military aircrafts were manufactured & deployed to the frontline. Learn about NYC's war sites on MF: Read more.

Emily Anthonisen: Must see is Hangar B's historic planes - free - open Tues Thursday and Saturday. Visitor Center is opening May 5! Kayak, hike camp all year round. Rangers at Ranger Station are nice and have maps. Read more.

Myles O'Connell: Firepit in the back...not many places can say that

Bing: There’s an area in the back with a bar and an outdoor fire pit that provides the perfect ambience for their amazing pizzas.

Valerie Seckler: In four visits, Roberta's kept rocking a great pizza. Off the beaten path for many New Yorkers, but a must to try for the uninitiated.