Celebrate the Legacy of Berg’n – Crown Heights’ Beloved Beer Hall

Experience a piece of Brooklyn history with this original 11" x 14" ink drawing of Berg’n, the renowned beer hall that once stood as a cornerstone of Crown Heights' vibrant community. Created by artist John Tebeau, this one-of-a-kind artwork captures the essence of a venue that was more than just a bar—it was a gathering place for locals, creatives, and food enthusiasts alike.

Housed in a transformed 1920s Studebaker service station, Berg’n boasted a sprawling 9,000-square-foot space with soaring ceilings, industrial skylights, and a welcoming atmosphere. It featured a curated selection of food vendors like Asia Dog, Pizza Moto, Mighty Quinn’s, and Ramen Burger, alongside a robust beer and cocktail program. brownstoner.comvillagevoice.com+5ny.eater.com+5ny.eater.com+5

This detailed illustration is featured in Tebeau’s acclaimed book, Bars, Taverns, and Dives New Yorkers Love, and serves as a tribute to a venue that left an indelible mark on Brooklyn's social and cultural landscape.

Artwork Details:

• Medium: Pen and brush with black India ink on 300-pound Fabriano art paper

• Size: 11" x 14" – fits a standard frame

• Edition: Original, one-of-a-kind piece

• Shipping: FREE in the U.S. via USPS First Class Mail, shipped flat in a sturdy mailer

Add this unique piece to your collection and honor the memory of a space that epitomized the communal spirit of Brooklyn.