A Classic Cocktail with Local Flavor | Negroni Week on Myrtle Avenue!

Join the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership for a week-long celebration of the iconic Negroni cocktail as we partner with Imbibe and Campari to present Negroni Week! From Monday, September 16 – Sunday, September 22, let’s come together to raise a glass for a good cause, savor delicious variations of this classic drink, and explore all that Myrtle Avenue has to offer.

What’s Happening:

1. Specialty Negroni Menus: 7 restaurants and bars along Myrtle Avenue will feature unique Negroni cocktails, from the timeless original to creative twists that showcase the creativity and flair of our neighborhood’s mixologists. So whether you’re a Negroni connoisseur or a curious first-timer, enjoy these limited-time offerings and discover your new favorite drink. There’s something for everyone.
2. Support a Cause: Negroni Week is not just about enjoying great cocktails; it’s about giving back. In order to participate, each venue has made a monetary donation to Slow Food. See below to learn about this organization’s goal of changing the world through food & beverage to ensure good, clean and fair food for all.

How to Participate:

1. Visit any of the participating locations on Myrtle Avenue starting on Monday, 9/16
2. Order a Negroni from their special Negroni Week menu.
3. Enjoy your drink while supporting a great cause!

Participating Locations:

Share the Experience:

Capture your Negroni Week moments and share them with us on social media! Tag us @myrtleavebklyn and @imbibe and @campari and @campariamerica; use the hashtag #NegroniWeek

Cheers to Negroni Week on Myrtle Avenue! We can’t wait to celebrate with you.

A Good Cause:

Slow Food is a global movement of local communities and activists across more than 160 countries seeking to change the world through food and beverage. Slow Food envisions a world where all people can access and enjoy food that is good for them, good for those who grow it, and good for the planet.

The Slow Food Negroni Week Fund provides incubator grants of up to $15,000 for activities around the world that support and promote good, clean and fair food and beverage for all. These grants support projects that focus on community-based food and beverage education and knowledge exchange. From Scotland to Ecuador, Nigeria to Macedonian, and Kyrgyzstan to India, see the funded projects and the plans for 2024 Edition.

You must be of legal drinking age to participate. Please Enjoy Negroni Week Responsibly.