Beer Table Reaps Benefits of Delayed Opening

by Nina Lalli

February 4, 2008

When Beer Table finally got its liquor license and opened on Saturday, the crowds came, helping owners Justin and Tricia Philips make up for lost time. Here, some Chowhounds discuss.

Beer Table
427 B 7th Avenue
Park Slope
info@beertable.com

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