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DHR.com: This spacious NYC beer garden offers different kinds of beer flavors and and great snacks like sausages and pretzels to match them with. They also have games to keep the good times rolling.

Blake Whitman: Go to the roof. Drink beer. Look at the empire state building.

Design*Sponge: It's hard to over-sell this weekly flea. Amazing food, good (albeit often overpriced) vintage wares and a good place to people watch.

Time Out New York: The best year-round market brings together 150 local vendors carrying all manner of vintage, handmade and antique wares. The Flea will move to its winter location on November 26. Подробнее.

The Corcoran Group: Enjoy the powerful coffee bean smell while waiting on line for one of the best iced-coffees in the city. Pair it with a double chocolate cookie.

Will Scholl: Ride your bike here, bring a blanket (or don't), lay in the grass and get a sweet view of Manhattan.

Ray Lin: Back garden area is spacious and perfect for the warmer seasons. Drink ordering is a pain though: either wait forever at the bar, or wait forever for server. Best to limit orders (hint: pitchers).

Bravo: The best bloody mary in town and a darn good brunch spot, ideal for hipster-watching. -Jacqueline Lombard, Top Chef

HBO: Girls happened here. Run around and hang out near the shelves like Hannah and Sandy did.

M K: Get the big gulp-sized styrofoam cup of bud light for $4. boom.

Lindsey Rhoades: Rad indoor alternative to the BKflea, with artisan crafts taking the lead over vintage/estate finds. Interesting space, too.

Jaime B: Best brunch in Williamsburg/Greenpoint. Recommendations: Sage Scramble Sandwich, BLAT, Truffle Fries, Big Brekkie, Bloody Mary, ok anything and everything. The host Granville RULES THE PLANET

Teen Vogue: One of the area’s less-picked-over vintage stores, this shop acts as my secret weapon. Love the quirky selection of vintage tees and polo shirts. —Andrew Bevan, style features editor

Chrysanthe Tenentes: forgive them the name. great for brunch, really good coffee.

Design*Sponge: Delicious dark chocolate that's as tasty as the packaging is beautiful.

Design*Sponge: Tiny shop that sources amazing local jewelry designers.

Design*Sponge: Though most people seem to prefer the less expensive A&G merch next door, I prefer the original. Dave's taste is always right on the pulse of what's happening with young designer's in the neighborhood

Design*Sponge: My favorite place to pick up plants, especially ferns and succulents. The original shop in Chicago has a very modern feel but the Brooklyn shops has embraced a slightly more organic look, which I love

Design*Sponge: This antique shop feels like an old general store. Be sure to check out the Annex across the street for the latest finds. Bonus - 5 cent candy - helps keep your shopping energy up!

Tamara H: The new space has trees going through the middle! It's The Secret Garden meets Terabithia. It also has table service, so they might not let you linger forever like they used to...unclear.

Tamara H: Cards, calendars, note pads, notebooks, & more from great local artists like Pawling Print Studio. <3.

Ms Helene: Great brunch. House made granola with yogurt and honey a winner! No soy milk for coffee though. :(

Sonali Sridhar: drink a Pimm's Cup

Missy K: Best place for whiskey. If you're hungry, combine that craving with a grilled cheese. Such a great combination.

Josh Chua: brunch + coffee + bloody mary + tax = $12 Подробнее.

Guest of a Guest: Going to Roberta's is practically like a rite of passage into being a Brooklynite. Подробнее.

Talisa Chang: You'll need to come here a few times to try all the pizzas on the menu. Start with the Hellboy and Cherry Jones, and don't stop till you're finished!