Guidebook for Brooklyn
Food Scene
Saraghina
350 Lewis AveBest Pizza
Breakfast Brunch
They also have a Bakery
Chavela's
736 Franklin AveGood Mexican
Good for Lunch
Glady's
788 Franklin AveAuthentic Caribbean food
Great Atmosphere
Cent'Anni
742 Franklin AveEasy Italian
Great for Aperitivo
Colina Cuervo
759 Nostrand Ave.Great coffe and Breakfast
Little Zelda
728 Franklin AveCute coffe bar
Pastry Chef Albert Richol spent most of his life living and working in Paris, but brought his confections to Brooklyn a few years ago.
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Richol Bakery
563 Nostrand AvenuePastry Chef Albert Richol spent most of his life living and working in Paris, but brought his confections to Brooklyn a few years ago.
Small but mighty, Tinto is a great place in Crown Heights to stop in for a coffee and quick breakfast.
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Tinto
715 Nostrand AvenueSmall but mighty, Tinto is a great place in Crown Heights to stop in for a coffee and quick breakfast.
Taqueria Milear this small restaurant serves up authentic Mexican meals using Artemio’s grandmothers recipes.
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Taqueria Milear
752 Nostrand Ave.Taqueria Milear this small restaurant serves up authentic Mexican meals using Artemio’s grandmothers recipes.
This colorful corner storefront crafts delicious roti, oxtail stew, as well as other Trinidadian and Caribbean delicacies such as doubles and callaloo.
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Gloria's In & Out
987 Nostrand Ave.This colorful corner storefront crafts delicious roti, oxtail stew, as well as other Trinidadian and Caribbean delicacies such as doubles and callaloo.
Smorgasburg one of the most delicious foodie activities you'll ever do in your life! Over 100 local vendors sell their yummy goodness each weekend at the outside market rain or shine 11-6 pm
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Smorgasburg
90 Kent AveSmorgasburg one of the most delicious foodie activities you'll ever do in your life! Over 100 local vendors sell their yummy goodness each weekend at the outside market rain or shine 11-6 pm
White Tiger
601 Vanderbilt AveGood Korean
Small menu.
Must try the Bibimbap
BAKERIE
252 Albany AveGreat pastry and coffee, near home
Drinks & Nightlife
LunÀtico
486 Halsey StLive Music
Casablanca Cocktail Lounge
300 Malcolm X BlvdGreat Cocktails
Two Saints
753 Nostrand Ave.Old Fashion Vibe
Butter & Scotch
53 Rockaway AvenueCocktails and Bakery
King Tai
1095 Bergen StNice Outdoor seating
Parks & Nature
Brooklyn Botanic Gardens has incredible architecture, rare plants, flowers, and meticulously cared for gardens. World famous Cherry Blossom Esplanade, Japanese and Rose Gardens are located at this beautiful Brooklyn Landmark. Perfect for macro and plant photography. Free on Tuesdays and Saturday before noon!
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden
990 Washington AveBrooklyn Botanic Gardens has incredible architecture, rare plants, flowers, and meticulously cared for gardens. World famous Cherry Blossom Esplanade, Japanese and Rose Gardens are located at this beautiful Brooklyn Landmark. Perfect for macro and plant photography. Free on Tuesdays and Saturday before noon!
Designed and constructed over a thirty-year period (1865-1895) by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, the masterminds behind Central Park, Prospect Park has blossomed into a premiere destination for Brooklyn visitors and residents alike. Widely known for its intricate manmade watercourse (wetlands) and its trees, the bulk of Brooklyn's remaining indigenous forest, the park is a highly functional green space. Contained within its 526 acres are a zoo, the first urban-area Audubon Center in the nation, an ice rink, a band shell, a carousel, and dozens of athletic and recreational facilities.
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Prospect Park
Designed and constructed over a thirty-year period (1865-1895) by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, the masterminds behind Central Park, Prospect Park has blossomed into a premiere destination for Brooklyn visitors and residents alike. Widely known for its intricate manmade watercourse (wetlands) and its trees, the bulk of Brooklyn's remaining indigenous forest, the park is a highly functional green space. Contained within its 526 acres are a zoo, the first urban-area Audubon Center in the nation, an ice rink, a band shell, a carousel, and dozens of athletic and recreational facilities.
Brooklyn Bridge Park
334 Furman StArts & Culture
Brooklyn museum is the second largest museum in New York City. It has a huge permanent collection, and also a lot of interesting temporary exhibitions of modern art. It's a must go if you like museums.
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Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern PkwyBrooklyn museum is the second largest museum in New York City. It has a huge permanent collection, and also a lot of interesting temporary exhibitions of modern art. It's a must go if you like museums.
Entertainment & Activities
When you sit down in your seat, you'll have your own waiter and table for an impeccable and intimate movie-night experience where you can order food, wine, cocktails, and still enjoy new and vintage films! I recommend buying tickets online to make sure you have a seat when you arrive!
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Nitehawk Cinema
136 Metropolitan AveWhen you sit down in your seat, you'll have your own waiter and table for an impeccable and intimate movie-night experience where you can order food, wine, cocktails, and still enjoy new and vintage films! I recommend buying tickets online to make sure you have a seat when you arrive!
This is not your average bowling alley, in fact, bowling is just a pleasant aside to the awesome food and music with a decent sized dance floor. Think: nightclub meets restaurant meets bowling alley. Bonus: ?uestlove (The Roots / Jimmy Fallon fame) plays a resident DJ set on Thursdays.
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Brooklyn Bowl
61 Wythe AveThis is not your average bowling alley, in fact, bowling is just a pleasant aside to the awesome food and music with a decent sized dance floor. Think: nightclub meets restaurant meets bowling alley. Bonus: ?uestlove (The Roots / Jimmy Fallon fame) plays a resident DJ set on Thursdays.
Sightseeing
Fantastic and unique urban park built on elevated railroad tracks. Arrive there via c-train (8th ave line) to 34th and walk west to 11th Ave to access. Enjoy a leisurely walk the length of the park south to Gansevoort Street; So much to see and enjoy: history, architecture, NY-in-motion, view of the Hudson River, lush gardens, fun-food, New York's old and new! It's narrow and somewhat crowded at times, but well worth the energy and time.
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The High Line Park
Fantastic and unique urban park built on elevated railroad tracks. Arrive there via c-train (8th ave line) to 34th and walk west to 11th Ave to access. Enjoy a leisurely walk the length of the park south to Gansevoort Street; So much to see and enjoy: history, architecture, NY-in-motion, view of the Hudson River, lush gardens, fun-food, New York's old and new! It's narrow and somewhat crowded at times, but well worth the energy and time.
Shopping
Williamsburg