Studio Square Event Space

Awesome event space. My company host their annual holiday parties in the lofts upstairs and I've also attended a few Quiet Clubbing events here. The lofts are spacious and offer decent bars on every floor. The rooms themselves are plain white which makes for a good canvas to decorate them anyway you'd like for your event.
Their other event space is on the other side of the block. There's an indoor space which is divided into 2 rooms. The first is as soon as you walk in which host their main bar and the other is up 5 steps and to the right. While the second space is larger it was odd that the bar here is cash only. The best is a large outdoor seating area great for fair weather events which also offers an outside bar that serves food and drinks at reasonable prices.

Great place to catch sports games and /or have a few drinks. Has a large outdoor section with giant LED or LCD screen.
Can get pretty crowded, but still nice

Not really a beer garden. More a large open space for Long Island children to get drunk in. Not much of a beer selection, or not so much of a beer spot as just as the usual beers you see in a bar with not much of a unique selection (you know, like the kind of beers you see down the aisle of your local super market). I don't understand how sangria can be on tap. It sounds like boxed wine to me, but with a fancier spout. Whatever. To each their own, I suppose. Drinks are way over priced for the below bottom shelf they give you for certain drinks. 9 bucks for a small cup of no-name gin?? Yea right. You pretty much have to show you're the lord of the flies when it comes to the bathroom line late at night, otherwise people will actually walk into the bathroom as you're trying to close the door on them. Other than all that, It's a good spot to get together with a massive group and no clue where to go. Not a mingling spot at all, though.

Fun beergarden hidden away in Long Island City with an upbeat crowd on weekends. A bit more intense than my favorite which is the much more chill and laid-back Radegast Beergarden in Brooklyn.

This is a hipster spot for the young-ens. Has a very manhattan club/lounge vibe. often gets very loud and like mentioned, filled partially with the Long Island crowd. pitchers are 18$ and they dont take Credit Cards (huh?). no waitress staff either.