The communal table is awesome...order some sake, get some pork gyozas, a course of their signature sushi tacos (huh?) and a pork belly udon to finish.
Great spices and flavors for meats and veggies. Call ahead and they'll make gluten-free injera for you.
Come here for Gameshow Speakeasy, the best game night in NYC, featuring wisecracking panelists from NYC’s nightlife circuit and a famous mystery guest. En savoir plus .
Ignore the bartender’s rough appearance; he’s really nice and serves cheap drinks. Sit at the bar (with your well behaved pooch) and chat with the regulars.
Live jazz every night, a full kitchen, and some of the friendliest waiters I've met. This place is a gem that serves nothing but quality drinks, without pretension.
Try the “Haus Bao” ($3.50), endowing Creekstone beef cheek with the flavors of a classic Taiwanese street snack, it's especially tasty. En savoir plus .
Come here to see the largest collection of 1890s Tiffany stained glass in Brooklyn and a fantastic 1970s mural of community members by a talented young Pratt Institute student.
Check out the Tiffany glass floors in the stacks. And consider wearing pants.
Get there around 7pm to avoid the reservation policy, and enjoy the $19 martinis and Warhol-covered walls.
Ladies and gentlemen, no way is this a hotel. It’s a bar. An enchanting speakeasy oozing period charm in Williamsburg. Belly up to the bar at sundown or snag a little table and name your poison.
This is a scene. Maybe the scene. An opulent Spanish-style space with a bohemian air. Schnabels on the walls, celebs around the fireplace, outrageous cocktails. Come before 9pm to secure a table.
$5 well drinks & draughts, a pool table, skee ball, and a jukebox. Plenty of space in the back room to sit down & chat with your friends, even on a weekend night.
Do yourself a favor and experience the wonderful smells and scents if fresh roasted cacao beans! Dark chocolate almond sea salt bars are heaven.
A must try for anyone gluten free! Almost 75 percent of the menu is marked as gluten free, and it's all delicious.
Go to International Terminal. Eat at Ebisu's. Order the Cherry Blossom Roll. Same food as the main restaurant in SF, but no 90 min wait.
Fort Tilden is clean and has one of the least crowded beaches in NYC – what more do you want? Our tip: Getting there is a little arduous. Avoid the headache and just take the $25 two-way ferry.
Obsessed with the avocado and tomato grilled cheese sandwich. Seriously obsessed.
