Brewery Profile

Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen

Brooklyn’s beer scene is spread across neighborhoods, and a Downtown Brooklyn address gives Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen a different role from the smaller taprooms found in more industrial corners of the borough. A visitor walking in should expect a full-service restaurant, bar, and brewery rather than a beer-only counter. The operation occupies a 6,000 square-foot facility, with production handled on an on-premise seven-barrel brewhouse. That setup makes the brewing side visible in the identity of the place: the beers are made in-house, and the food program follows a scratch kitchen approach. For travelers using Downtown Brooklyn as a base, it offers a beer stop that can also function as lunch, dinner, or a longer evening out.

Visitors to New York City breweries often look for immediacy: beer served close to where it was made, enough variety for a mixed group, and food substantial enough to make the stop part of a full itinerary. Sound + Fury fits that pattern through a menu of house-brewed beers paired with an on-site kitchen, though specific beer styles and current pours should be confirmed directly at the taproom. The draw is less about a single known flagship and more about the combined experience of brewery, bar, and restaurant under one roof. For someone moving between Brooklyn cultural stops, offices, hotels, or transit connections, it provides a practical way to include a local brewery without planning a separate food stop elsewhere.

The large footprint also shapes how to think about a visit. In addition to regular service, the space is routinely used for private functions, including corporate events, weddings, birthday parties, small gatherings, and parties of up to 250 guests. That means the room may feel different depending on the day and time, so checking ahead is sensible if the visit is tied to a particular schedule or group size. For everyday visitors, the taproom or restaurant is the place to confirm the day’s pours, kitchen hours, seating arrangements, and any event-related changes. The known amenities are straightforward: beer brewed on site, a full-service bar and restaurant, scratch-prepared food and beverages, and enough capacity to handle both casual visits and planned private events.

The Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen operates a 6,000 square-foot facility in Downtown Brooklyn, New York, functioning as a full-service restaurant, bar, and brewery. Production is handled by an on-premise seven-barrel brewhouse, supplying a diverse menu of house-brewed beers. The establishment emphasizes a scratch kitchen concept, preparing both food and beverages on-site. Beyond daily operation, the large space is routinely utilized for private functions, accommodating events ranging from small gatherings to parties of up to 250 guests. The venue hosts corporate events, weddings, and birthday parties, leveraging its extensive capacity and full-service capabilities.

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141 Lawrence St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA, Brooklyn, New York, 11201

Phone: 7188580055

Website: http://www.soundandfurybrewing.com/

Hours: Monday: 4pm-10pm, Tuesday: 4pm-10pm, Wednesday: 3pm-10pm, Thursday: 3pm-10pm, Friday: 3pm-11pm, Saturday: 12pm-11pm, Sunday: 12pm-10pm

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen located?
Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen is located at 141 Lawrence St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA, Brooklyn, New York, 11201. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
What are Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen's hours?
Current hours are: Monday: 4pm-10pm, Tuesday: 4pm-10pm, Wednesday: 3pm-10pm, Thursday: 3pm-10pm, Friday: 3pm-11pm, Saturday: 12pm-11pm, Sunday: 12pm-10pm. Hours can change on holidays and during private events — call ahead if your visit is time-sensitive.
How can I learn more about Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen?
Visit http://www.soundandfurybrewing.com/ for the brewery's own information about beers, events, and operations. Beer.Social aggregates public data and visitor-facing details to help with planning a stop.