Wood, brick, and living greenery walls are a natural backdrop to the heirloom salads, farm-raised game, and playfully named cocktails you’ll find at this upscale seasonal dining den.
Handmade pastas and inexpensive house wine pours keep this cash-only comfort food packed on a wait come most weekends.
From the windowbox tomato garden to the cozy lighting and Italian comfort menu, this go-to special occassion spot charms from the first glimpse to the last bite.
The Euro-centric offerings at this bustling breakfast, brunch, and lunch cafe range from challah French toast and authentic pierogis to classic burgers and a $5 beer list.
Tile floors, patina-frosted mirrors, and twinkling lights adorn this old world-style haven for handmade pastas and late night desserts.
The streetfront cafe and its Gramercy counterpart are the definition of boutique global dining.
Belly up to inventive, vegetarian takes on Asian culinary favorites, from teryaki seitan to rice paper-wrapped raw and marinated vegetables.
Deceptitvely casual digs and colored string lights set the stage for eclectic American gourmet hits, from berry-roasted duckling to a signature steak Diane.
The perfect brunch spot that serves all naturally grown food with an unending selection of vegan and vegetarian options, complimented by favorite drinks like organic wine, beer, and cider.
Local restaurateurs Mark Lahm (who also owns Henry’s End) and James Montemarano (owner of Cranberry’s Deli) run a candlelit cafe that’s perfect for grabbing a bite on the way home.
Come here looking for a good time and you won’t go wrong. Bocce ball and beer cheese top the list of party-perfect details at this brew hall.
This British-style brew house specializes in understated ambiance and game day-friendly dishes, from handmade chips with salsa to chicken finger platters.
Unlike many of Brooklyn’s yesteryear-themed dive bars, the life preservers and nautical touches really do date back to the height of the Heights’ waterfront era.
From the back-of-house dart board and dog-friendly guest policy to the $5 draft beer list, this laidback bar is an ideal spot for lazy day or evening get-togethers.
The saloon-style eatery has a knack for snacks that stay one step ahead of typical bar fare, from venison and black bean chilli to bleu cheese-topped Buffalo calamari.
This upscale pub is as beloved for the welcoming vibe and quirky vintage clock fixtures as it’s new American fare and craft cocktail menu.
Trend-conscious menswear seekers will find an ever-fresh, well-edited selection of designer knitwear and tailored tees, small batch grooming goods, and artsy reading materials.
Hit this shoe-stocked shop for serious running shoe guidance, stylish athletic gear, and an in-house treadmill to track new customers’ strides before each purchase.
Stroll, run, or grab a seat here for soaring views of the lower Manhattan skyline, Statue of Liberty, and Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridge.
A nearby public boat dock and seasonal outposts of popular eateries are among the reasons young families will love making a day of this scenic pier.
The shipping pier turned sports field also holds play areas for children and fishing stations on its western edge.
Three public courts on Pier 6 invite guests to play a game, watch a tournament, or a join a team.
Grab a bike and cruise the borough’s nearly finished bike trail along a breaktaking waterfront path winding all the way from Brooklyn Heights to Red Hook.
The rolling, pet-friendly greenspace is beloved by dog lovers and those that just love watching them play.
Movement-based sessions replicate the rush (and benefits) of diverse workout regimens, from amateaur ballet and all-age rock climbing, to boxing lessons and baby bungee workshops.
Plentiful machines, a well-edited class mix, and swimming pool round out the offerings at this clean-lined gym.
Edgy cuts and color and of-the-moment conditioning and texture treatments top the trend-driven service list here.
Salon owner Fabio Scalia’s industry-wide reputation for impeccable service and cuts has resulted in a hair following hailing from Brooklyn, Manhattan, and beyond.
The value-priced, family-friendly barber shop offers kiddie cuts, hot shaves, and everything in between.
French country comfort fare, a straightforward beer and wine menu, and a loyal brunch following are what you’ll find at this farm fresh coffee cafe.
Tuck into this baked goods gem for expertly crafted pita and sandwiches, plus a near-endless menu of takeaway and custom order treats.
Order any way you like, just don’t call them fries. Over-the-top orders come decked with everything from steak and kidney pie to baked cod and curry chicken.
The sunlit cafe is a favorite among full-time creatives, who swear by the gourmet coffee and sweets, and generous wine pours come happy hour.
The family-owned takeway coffee shop bakery is a local institution, as loved for it’s old fashioned service as its throwback menu prices.
Make like many local creatives, and grab a couch seat here for a day’s worth of comfortable couches and fast wifi at this friendly coffee shop and wine bar.
The Henry Street movie house and live entertainment venue screens talents from indie film and music scene newcomers to smart, artsy thrillers and popular comedy acts.
Equal parts museum, library, and educational touchpoint, the 150-year-old history hub hosts highbrow artist talks, quirky hot dog history tours, and everything in between.
The nation’s largest urban transit history museum sits wihtin a former MTA station, and houses actual train cars and ads dating back to the 19th century.
Reasonably priced classes and a calm, clean-lined space further the Brooklyn mini chain’s mission to keep yoga accessible to all.
