Order the affordable three-course prix-fixe menu that highlights French classics.
This Canadian-Jewish deli is home to some of the best smoked meat in Brooklyn, and offers funky takes on potato pancakes and chopped liver.
Foodies from around the world stop by for chef Cesar Ramirez’s unbeatable tasting menus.
The bar-turned-cafe offers beer, coffee, and pastries from Balthazar against quintessential Brooklyn decor.
The unpretentious Italian spot has a cozy atmosphere and excellent cocktails in a converted brownstone.
Elizabeth Falkner’s wood-burning pizza place serves classic pies, pasta dishes, and Italian desserts.
The backyard garden doubles as a neighborhood hangout where locals chat over Southern comfort food and cold beers.
Take your turn at the jukebox or the foosball table at this unassuming-but-lovable bar with a backyard patio.
California sports fans unite here to cheer on their teams and drink West Coast microbrews.
Choose your cocktail from a list of sub-categorized drinks. Punches, swizzles, and old classics will have even mixologists intrigued.
Perhaps the only classic general store in all of Brooklyn, Annie’s has everything you’d expect to find in a New England country store.
Designer Brooklynn Starnes creates clothing with refined yet quirky detailing. Think high-waisted skirts, flowing blouses, and wool dresses.
Enjoy the volleyball courts, a dog run, playgrounds, and Fornino’s pizza stand.
The privately-owned black iron gym is an Olympic weightlifting and powerlifting gym where everyone is welcome.
Brooklyn’s premiere rock climbing class acts as a fitness and a community center.
The ice cream shop is committed to using hormone-free, local dairy products when making its addicting frozen treats.
The South African chocolate shop has chocolate-covered espresso beans, and truffles filled with absinthe and beer.
Cookie-lovers will go gaga for the little treats that come in a variety of flavors and combos.
The converted warehouse is dedicated to interdisciplinary arts that range from visual to performance to dance.
In-store events like readings and literary salons attract word-lovers from around Brooklyn.
