Bar Scrawl

Bartoonist plays the field in Williamsburg

By Bill Roundy Posted on May 23, 2014

Bartoonist plays the field in Williamsburg

Croxley Abbey [63 Grand St. between Kent and Wythe avenues in Williamsburg, (718) 387–4290, www.croxley.com/brooklyn.html]. Open daily, 11 am–2 am.

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Bill Roundy

Bill Roundy is the arts and entertainment editor for Brooklyn Paper. He is also a cartoonist, a Shakespeare buff, and an alcohol enthusiast. He has lived in the borough since 2001, and, according to the prophecy, will never leave.

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