Artisanal ingredients and Southern cooking come together to champion New Brooklyn cuisine.
The Brooklyn outpost of the Nolita Caribbean restaurant offers outdoor seating powered by solar panels.
The Italian restaurant on Mulberry street has tin roofs, reclaimed wood tables and some of the most delicious stuffed artichokes and mozzarella sticks in the city.
In the kitchen is a Perry St. alum who whips up fanciful dishes at this new American bistro.
The Italian restaurant offers killer cuts of beef and you can always count on the ingredient-driven menu to change nightly.
Frank’s hosts DJs and live jazz shows for its regular customers, who’ve been coming here for years.
Fort Greene’s notable beer garden offers good times on sunny days.
Often hailed as one of the best dive bars in the city, The Alibi is always packed with loyal regulars.
Dick & Jane’s is an unpretentious speakeasy that offers cozy cocktails without the hype.
Shop from dozens of vendors at the hip bazaar that sets up shop from April to November.
As the only bicycle shop in New York with a liquor license, customers come in for a regular tune-up, a quick coffee, or a relaxing drink.
The historic site was Brooklyn’s first park and is now a tourist attraction and a neighborhood hangout for students, cyclists, joggers, and families.
Modern art, spray fountains, tennis courts, and a playground makes this park on Oxford Street a popular place to spend time.
The triangular park is all green with leafy trees, quiet benches and running paths.
Complete with a jungle gym and chess tables, Edmonds welcomes park-goers of all ages.
In the warm months, neighbors flock to Commodore Barry Park for the toy elephant and huge pool.
The spa on Fort Greene Place specializes in spiritual treatments for the mind, body and soul.
The full-service salon specializes in curly and textured hair with relaxing and deep moisturizing treatments.
In the back of General Greene, Fort Grace serves artisan-flavored ice creams and sorbets that change daily.
The specialty store has 3 outlets: Provisions for meats and cheeses, a Wine shop, and Annex a coffee shop. All are sure to be a delight.
The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts hosts rotating art exhibits across the African and Afro-Carribean and African-American disciplines.
The multi-arts center hosts diverse concerts, theater, dance performances, and film series.
The independent bookstore draws a celebrity clientele to its readings and curated bookshelves.
Jay-Z’s giant amphitheater near Atlantic Terminal hosts some of the biggest names in music, plus the Brooklyn Nets.
