CROWN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN
Whoopsie Daisy
Funky wine, tiny martinis and conservas in a big Crown Heights backyard.
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IllustrationA Crown Heights wine bar from the team behind Fiasco, the wine shop across the street, with the thing everyone wants on a summer night: an excellent backyard. It is the place that comes to mind every time you want to drink wine outside, and at least once in November too.
Expect funky wines by the glass and bottle, plus beer, vermouth and pre-batched cocktails, any of which come as a two-sip pour — a tiny martini is very possible. Bring a group, take a big table, order bottles and conservas, and end with milk and cookies. The calendar runs to producer pours and food pop-ups.
Editor’s tip
Order a round of two-sip pours to taste around before you commit to a bottle.
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Editorial draft — core details last reviewed October 14, 2026. Confirm practical details with the official site before you go.