Guidebook for Brooklyn
Food Scene
Our favorite cafe! Best egg and cheese anywhere. Their coffee is divine.
419 locals recommend
Marlow & Sons
81 BroadwayOur favorite cafe! Best egg and cheese anywhere. Their coffee is divine.
Motorino Pizzeria
139 BroadwayPIZZA!
Whirlybird
254 S 2nd StBest breakfast tacos. Trust them, they are from Austin.
Rabbithole
352 Bedford AveOur default brunch spot. Amazing dinner as well.
Pies 'n' Thighs
166 S 4th StSoul food.
People like this place, we figured we should let you know.
503 locals recommend
Peter Luger Steak House
178 BroadwayPeople like this place, we figured we should let you know.
Love this spot for brunch or tuesdays they do $1 oysters. Their spicy cashews are delish and its a beautiful space and fun to lounge around with friends.
210 locals recommend
Freehold
45 S 3rd StLove this spot for brunch or tuesdays they do $1 oysters. Their spicy cashews are delish and its a beautiful space and fun to lounge around with friends.
Amazing home made food by a local turkish family. Salted nutella poofs, lavendar lattes, magick and more
347 Bedford Ave
347 Bedford AvenueAmazing home made food by a local turkish family. Salted nutella poofs, lavendar lattes, magick and more
Taco Santana
301 Keap StMy favorite spot for yummy tacos! Super local and totally authentic
The hummus is delish, yummy wine, daily specials, sweet isreali crew runs this place. In the summer the have outdoor seating with a view of sunset.
116 locals recommend
12 Chairs Cafe
342 Wythe AveThe hummus is delish, yummy wine, daily specials, sweet isreali crew runs this place. In the summer the have outdoor seating with a view of sunset.
Bozu
296 Grand StYummy non traditional Japanese restaurant. Interesting combinations.
Cheap. Great for delivery. Open late. Lots of options. We usually get the whole wheat veggie dumplings, seaweed salad, and the scallion pancake. They also have bubble tea.
288 locals recommend
Vanessa's Dumpling House
118A Eldridge StCheap. Great for delivery. Open late. Lots of options. We usually get the whole wheat veggie dumplings, seaweed salad, and the scallion pancake. They also have bubble tea.
Amazing magical japanese brunch spot with a tree growing through the middle of the space. Yum! It gets crowded on the weekends i prefer to go during week.
89 locals recommend
House of Small Wonder
77 N 6th StAmazing magical japanese brunch spot with a tree growing through the middle of the space. Yum! It gets crowded on the weekends i prefer to go during week.
Essentials
Great little butcher shop (but we go for the cheese and fresh breads)
87 locals recommend
Marlow & Daughters
95 BroadwayGreat little butcher shop (but we go for the cheese and fresh breads)
City Acres Market
11 BroadwayOur new go-to grocery store.
Everything Else
Lavender lattes and nutella puffs. Super sweet owners, many authentic Turkish delights here.
31 locals recommend
Abracadabra Brooklyn
190 Knickerbocker AvenueLavender lattes and nutella puffs. Super sweet owners, many authentic Turkish delights here.
Quintessential NYC bagel shop. Rainbow bagels and a little attitude :)
130 locals recommend
The Bagel Store Original Rainbow Bagel
69 5th AvenueQuintessential NYC bagel shop. Rainbow bagels and a little attitude :)
Its a lovely walk. Sunset is primetime and biking is super fun! Pro tip, its downhill half way.
387 locals recommend
Williamsburg Bridge
70 Williamsburg Bridge Bicycle PathIts a lovely walk. Sunset is primetime and biking is super fun! Pro tip, its downhill half way.
Glasslands Gallery
289 Kent AvenueGreat music venue. Live musicians and dj's.
Great bikes for an easy cruise. Slightly flawed interface so just take your time with the procedure.
277 locals recommend
Citi Bike
Great bikes for an easy cruise. Slightly flawed interface so just take your time with the procedure.
Brooklyn Flea - Williamsburg
50 Kent AvenueSummer time fun! Shopping, eating, people watching.
THE best way to travel. Take a sunset ferry ride and see the skyline for $4.
http://www.eastriverferry.com/
35 locals recommend
South Williamsburg station
440 Kent AveTHE best way to travel. Take a sunset ferry ride and see the skyline for $4.
http://www.eastriverferry.com/
Shopping
Nothing beats a walk over the Williamsburg bridge at sunset! Reward yourself with an organic, hand crafted donut to celebrate all the calories your burned during your walk ;)
313 locals recommend
Doughnut Plant
379 Grand StNothing beats a walk over the Williamsburg bridge at sunset! Reward yourself with an organic, hand crafted donut to celebrate all the calories your burned during your walk ;)
Sightseeing
The City Reliquary Museum
370 Metropolitan AveFunky little museum full of NYC history!
Drinks & Nightlife
OTB
141 BroadwayLate night $1 oysters!
Post Office Whiskey Bar
188 Havemeyer StreetHappy Hour $1 oysters!
My favorite Thai restaurant in the neighborhood. The deliver and eating in is also pleasant. Their chef is from northern thailand and you can taste it in every dish.Peanut Dumplings, pad see ew =faves
20 locals recommend
Chai Thai Kitchen
124 N 6th StMy favorite Thai restaurant in the neighborhood. The deliver and eating in is also pleasant. Their chef is from northern thailand and you can taste it in every dish.Peanut Dumplings, pad see ew =faves
Arts & Culture
We are very involved with this epic space. Its a true piece of NYC history. Great shows, parties, bands, falafel stand, bar etc. Check out their website for weekly events.
552 locals recommend
House of Yes
2 Wyckoff AvenueWe are very involved with this epic space. Its a true piece of NYC history. Great shows, parties, bands, falafel stand, bar etc. Check out their website for weekly events.