
Don’t Call Me Shirley
Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
Bar in Brooklyn, United States
Why go
A low-friction Brooklyn cocktail bar for mood-forward dates, solo drinks, and casual small hangs. Don’t Call Me Shirley is strongest when the plan is cocktails and wine in a dim, cozy room with music energy, plus light comfort-style bar food if the night runs longer.
About Don’t Call Me Shirley
Don’t Call Me Shirley is a Brooklyn venue with a casual dress code and a listed price of $30 per person.
Use it as a simple Brooklyn option when the known planning details fit your night: casual dress and an expected spend around $30 per person. If you need more specific information before committing, such as current hours, menu details, seating, or payment policies, check directly with Don’t Call Me Shirley before you go.
What is confirmed
The clearest details are practical ones: Don’t Call Me Shirley is in Brooklyn, the dress code is casual, and the price is listed at $30 per person. Those facts make it easier to frame the venue as a low-formality option rather than a place that requires special attire or a high-spend plan.
For broader planning around the same city, you can compare other unnamed options through our full Brooklyn restaurants guide or our full Brooklyn bars guide, depending on whether you are building the evening around dining or drinks.
How to use this guide
Because only a few details are confirmed, the safest way to plan around Don’t Call Me Shirley is to treat the $30 per person figure and casual dress code as the reliable anchors. Avoid assuming a specific menu, beverage focus, seating setup, or group format unless you have confirmed it directly.
That makes this page most useful as a quick planning checkpoint: if Brooklyn, casual dress, and a $30 per person price point match what you need, Don’t Call Me Shirley can stay on your shortlist. If you need a venue with confirmed features, compare more Brooklyn options before deciding.
Where to place it in a Brooklyn night out
For a broader Brooklyn plan, keep Don’t Call Me Shirley in mind as one possible stop and use other guides to fill in the rest of the evening. Our full Brooklyn hotels guide can help if the night needs a stay attached, while our full Brooklyn wineries guide may be useful for a wider scan of city options.
For now, the takeaway is intentionally simple: Don’t Call Me Shirley is in Brooklyn, has a casual dress code, and is listed at $30 per person. Confirm any additional details directly before relying on them for a specific plan.
Planning details
- Location
- 346 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238
- Website
- dontcallmeshirley.nyc
- Phone
- (917) 772-1473
Venue details
Ambiance
Dim lighting, dark wood interiors, and a great sound system create a warm, moody, and cozy atmosphere that feels intimate and chill early in the night with energy that picks up when the disco ball comes on.
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At the Bar
- Bar Category
- Cocktail Bar
- Late Night
- Open Until 2am
- Music
- Fun, Chill Bar Music That Gets More Upbeat and High Energy Later at Night, Paired with a Strong Sound System.
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- Getting there
- 346 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the crowd like at Don’t Call Me Shirley?
The confirmed planning details are that Don’t Call Me Shirley is in Brooklyn, has a casual dress code, and is listed at $30 per person.
Is Don’t Call Me Shirley good for groups?
If party size, seating, or noise level matters, contact Don’t Call Me Shirley directly before making plans.
Does Don’t Call Me Shirley have outdoor seating?
Is Don’t Call Me Shirley worth the prices?
The price is $30 per person. Whether it is worth it depends on what you want from a Brooklyn venue, so confirm current offerings directly if you need more detail before going.
Does Don’t Call Me Shirley have happy hour deals?
Plan around the clearest available price anchor, which is $30 per person, and check directly with Don’t Call Me Shirley for any current deals.



















