The Four Horsemen

"Known for its focus on natural wine and small plates, this Williamsburg restaurant keeps its single star. Expect a menu that constantly changes." - Eater Staff

"Verdict: Natural wine and seasonal dishes often involving Jimmy Nardello peppers. Before that was every other restaurant’s formula, it belonged to The Four Horsemen. When it opened in 2015, this little Williamsburg spot was ahead of its time, and it continues to serve creative small plates worth seeking out." - bryan kim

"Four Horsemen offers more than 500 natural wines—but their food (mussel skewers, housemade bread, etc.) is just as impressive as the beverage situation. Schedule a date on their outdoor patio, open daily for dinner, with lunch Friday through Sunday." - team infatuation

"If you live within walking distance of Four Horsemen in Williamsburg, you can pick-up pantry staples, some interesting bottles of wine, and Nightmoves cocktail kits. Everything is listed here, and you can also purchase merch and gift cards while you’re at it." - hannah albertine

"The Waiting Room: Sauced The Back-Up Plan: St. Mazie Four Horsemen in Williamsburg appeals to small plate and natural wine bar enthusiasts, and unluckily for all of us, everybody is a small plate and natural wine bar enthusiast these days. When you've got some time to kill before your glass of pet-nat, it just makes sense to drink more pet-nat. Sauced is less than a half mile away, and even at its most crowded, you can find space in their backyard to loiter with a bottle. For something a bit more intimate, try St. Mazie, which has live music every night. " - willa moore