Restaurant
Unclaimed profileZeppelin Hall Beer Garden
Jersey City, NJ · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A constantly changing selection of over 100 European imports and U.S. Craft beers anchors this beer-focused program. The draft list spans at least 11 style categories, from Oktoberfest and Pilsners to Sours and Stout, plus hard cider and spiked seltzers. Beers arrive in 16 oz pints, half and full liter mugs, 12 oz tulip glasses, or 48 oz pitchers. Flights are limited to the Fireplace Room, where a large bottled selection is also available. Three nonalcoholic beers round out the menu.
- What should I order?
- Start with a Beer Flight in the Fireplace Room, where the bartender chooses four 5oz pours from a single region: Belgium, German, US Craft, or IPA. For a full pour, the Hofbrau Maibock or Hofbrau Oktoberfest, both $8.75, are strong German-style picks. The Jack's Abbey Post Shift Pilsner is another $8.75 option.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Anyone who wants to compare styles across a deep draft list without committing to a single pour. The flight format in the Fireplace Room suits drinkers who prefer guided sampling. Groups will find the 48 oz pitchers and multiple serving formats practical for sharing.
- When should I go?
- The Fireplace Room is the only spot for beer flights and the large bottled selection, so plan around that room if either is the goal.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Most draft beers are $8.75. Three Philosophers and Guinness are $9.00; Coors Light and Michelob Ultra are $7.75. Nonalcoholic beers are $8 each. An 18% gratuity is added to tabs of $250 or more, before tax.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A constantly changing roster of over 100 European imports and U.S. Craft beers, with flights limited to the Fireplace Room and a large bottled selection there. The draft list covers at least 11 style categories plus hard cider and spiked seltzers, served in formats from 16 oz pints to 48 oz pitchers.
Beverage categories
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Beer
Over 100 constantly changing European imports and U.S. Craft beers. The June 2026 draft menu covers at least 11 style categories plus hard cider and spiked seltzers. Pints, mugs, tulips, and pitchers support varied drinking formats.
Menu strengths
- — A constantly changing selection of over 100 European imports and U.S. Craft beers.
- — Draft menu spans at least 11 style categories plus hard cider and spiked seltzers.
- — Beer flights and multiple serving formats (pints, mugs, tulips, pitchers) support varied drinking experiences.
Standout selections
- — Hofbrau Maibock, $8.75: Munich's oldest bock beer, full-bodied, 7.2% ABV.
- — Hofbrau Oktoberfest, $8.75: Blonde Lager style, Munich Germany, 6.3% ABV.
- — Post Shift Pilsner Jack's Abbey, $8.75: MA, 4.8% ABV, rated 100 on RateBeer.com.
- — Beer Flights, $8.75: Fireplace Room only; bartender's choice of four 5oz beers from Belgium, German, US Craft, or IPA.
Pricing: Most drafts $8.75; Three Philosophers and Guinness $9.00; Coors Light and Michelob Ultra $7.75; 18% gratuity on tabs of $250 or more, tax not included.
Nonalcoholic
Three nonalcoholic beers are listed: Peroni Italian Lager, Lagunitas IPA bottle, and Heineken Zero. The Peroni and Lagunitas are marked NEW! On the June 2026 menu. All are priced at $8 each. The selection is compact but covers lager and IPA styles.
Menu strengths
- — Three nonalcoholic beer options are listed, including two marked NEW!.
- — A June 2026 beer menu image lists non-alcoholic options: Peroni Italian Lager, Lagunitas IPA bottle, and Heineken Zero.
Standout selections
- — Non Alcohol: Peroni Italian Lager, $8: Italy, marked NEW!.
- — Non Alcohol: Lagunitas IPA bottle, $8: California, marked NEW!.
Pricing: Nonalcoholic beers are $8 each.
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