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Food Scene
I love a morning cup of matcha and this very simple, very humble little cafe offers one of the best I've had in Brooklyn, along with a selection of breakfasty items, at a reasonable price. It is very small, so be prepared to 'perch' somewhere if you want to stay.
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Cafe Cotton Bean
1077 Bergen StI love a morning cup of matcha and this very simple, very humble little cafe offers one of the best I've had in Brooklyn, along with a selection of breakfasty items, at a reasonable price. It is very small, so be prepared to 'perch' somewhere if you want to stay.
Sumptuous little bakery and 'general store' a little more than a mile from our place. It's a jaunty morning walk and offers amazing baked goods, coffee and local products.
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Saraghina Bakery
433 Halsey StSumptuous little bakery and 'general store' a little more than a mile from our place. It's a jaunty morning walk and offers amazing baked goods, coffee and local products.
CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Another gorgeous little jewel of a place not too far away and en route to Prospect Park/Brooklyn Museum/Brooklyn Libary & Botanical Gardens. Eleven36 offers pastries, coffee drinks and a carefully-sourced selection of local produce and groceries. Amazing (if pricey!) eggs from the region and a daily pre-prepared fritatta. They also offer 1-2 gluten-free pastries daily.
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ELEVEN36
1136 President StCLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Another gorgeous little jewel of a place not too far away and en route to Prospect Park/Brooklyn Museum/Brooklyn Libary & Botanical Gardens. Eleven36 offers pastries, coffee drinks and a carefully-sourced selection of local produce and groceries. Amazing (if pricey!) eggs from the region and a daily pre-prepared fritatta. They also offer 1-2 gluten-free pastries daily.
Sweet little Latin American coffeehouse of the kind I adore, with a great breakfast and lunch menu, gluten-free treats and (most importantly?) Counter Culture Coffee.
89 recommandé par les habitants
Colina Cuervo
759 Nostrand Ave.Sweet little Latin American coffeehouse of the kind I adore, with a great breakfast and lunch menu, gluten-free treats and (most importantly?) Counter Culture Coffee.
Our favorite Jamaican restaurant in Brooklyn and the place that makes a definitive 'Jerk Chicken'. Just a short trot from the Franklin and Brooklyn Museum stops on the local train.
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The Islands
671 Washington AveOur favorite Jamaican restaurant in Brooklyn and the place that makes a definitive 'Jerk Chicken'. Just a short trot from the Franklin and Brooklyn Museum stops on the local train.
This is a fun, low-key neighborhood spot for arepas and sangria! A great place to take the family for a delicious, reasonably-priced meal and to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.
28 recommandé par les habitants
Guacuco Bed-Stuy
360 Throop AveThis is a fun, low-key neighborhood spot for arepas and sangria! A great place to take the family for a delicious, reasonably-priced meal and to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.
It's a bit of a trek from our place, but we love the atmosphere and the yummy, juicy plates of food that come with a crisp, fresh salad, huge slices of avocado, plantains and delicately spiced black beans. A great place to unwind on a Friday or for a relaxed weekend date.
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Pilar Cuban Eatery
397 Greene AveIt's a bit of a trek from our place, but we love the atmosphere and the yummy, juicy plates of food that come with a crisp, fresh salad, huge slices of avocado, plantains and delicately spiced black beans. A great place to unwind on a Friday or for a relaxed weekend date.
A bit off of the beaten track, but worth the hike, ride or walk to try one of the best - if not THE BEST - breakfast sandwich in Brooklyn and Counter Culture espresso coffees so expertly pulled that they don't require sweetener. About a mile away from your morning ride, walk or jog in Prospect Park - or a shorter walk from the R train Prospect Av Station.
48 recommandé par les habitants
Southside Coffee
654 6th AveA bit off of the beaten track, but worth the hike, ride or walk to try one of the best - if not THE BEST - breakfast sandwich in Brooklyn and Counter Culture espresso coffees so expertly pulled that they don't require sweetener. About a mile away from your morning ride, walk or jog in Prospect Park - or a shorter walk from the R train Prospect Av Station.
A convenient stop en route to downtown to sample some of the best New York eats under one roof, and to grab some Trader Joe's staples. Great for families. Right on several subway lines (Nevins or DeKalb stops).
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Dekalb Market Hall
445 Albee Square WA convenient stop en route to downtown to sample some of the best New York eats under one roof, and to grab some Trader Joe's staples. Great for families. Right on several subway lines (Nevins or DeKalb stops).
Sightseeing
Always amazingly curated exhibits featuring international art, fashion and artifacts.
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Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern PkwyAlways amazingly curated exhibits featuring international art, fashion and artifacts.
A favorite stop for families with younger children up to 10 years old.
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Brooklyn Children's Museum
145 Brooklyn AveA favorite stop for families with younger children up to 10 years old.
A museum dedicated to the preservation of Weeksville, one of America's first free black communities during the 19th century.
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Weeksville Heritage Center
158 Buffalo AveA museum dedicated to the preservation of Weeksville, one of America's first free black communities during the 19th century.
Groceries / Supplies
A convenient stop for staples and supplies right on several subway lines (Nevins or DeKalb stops).
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Trader Joe's
130 Court StA convenient stop for staples and supplies right on several subway lines (Nevins or DeKalb stops).
Perelandra might be a bit pricy, but they are the real deal: ethically sourced produce and products, and some unusual items you can't find elsewhere. They also have a deli-style cafe, pre-packaged salads and a decent juice bar.
25 recommandé par les habitants
Perelandra Natural Food Center
175 Remsen StPerelandra might be a bit pricy, but they are the real deal: ethically sourced produce and products, and some unusual items you can't find elsewhere. They also have a deli-style cafe, pre-packaged salads and a decent juice bar.
I add this location because it is fairly accessible by train from Grand Army Plaza and they are known for locally-sourced products, a superior roast chicken and hard-to-find gourmet items like Luxardo Cherries. I love their gluten-free buckwheat raisin bread baked in upstate New York.
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Union Market
240 E Houston StI add this location because it is fairly accessible by train from Grand Army Plaza and they are known for locally-sourced products, a superior roast chicken and hard-to-find gourmet items like Luxardo Cherries. I love their gluten-free buckwheat raisin bread baked in upstate New York.