Food + drink
Restaurants, bars, cafés, bakeries, and practical dining guides from every corner of Brooklyn.
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IllustrationFood + DrinkBreakfast or a Late Meal? Make Floridian Plaza Diner Fit
Use the Flatbush Avenue diner’s broad menu and extended weekend hours to plan the meal you need.
IllustrationFood + DrinkBuild a Doughnut Box Around Today’s Dun-Well Selection
Choose a vegan doughnut assortment on Montrose Avenue while keeping flavor availability and allergy needs separate.
IllustrationCoffeeCup of Brooklyn Makes Coffee and Breakfast One Stop
Choose a fast coffee stop or a breakfast order on Gates Avenue.
IllustrationFood + DrinkBlack Sesame, Taro or a Cake? Choosing at Sweet Dynasty
Decide between a scoop stop and a celebration cake order in Sunset Park.
IllustrationFood + DrinkHuda Turns a Williamsburg Dinner Into a Shared Levantine Table
The East Williamsburg restaurant calls for a shared-order plan, current menu check and clear dietary questions before a group books.
IllustrationFood + DrinkAgi’s Counter Works Best When You Order Across the Table
The Crown Heights restaurant is a better first visit when brunch, dinner, pastry and dietary questions are sorted before the group sits down.
IllustrationCoffeeChoose Your Variety Coffee Stop by the Errand Around It
The Brooklyn-born roaster has multiple borough cafés, so the useful choice starts with neighborhood, beans, seating and timing.
IllustrationFood + DrinkACQ Bread Turns Friday Pickup Into the Main Event
The Clinton Street bakery's short retail window and market schedule reward readers who verify the week before building a bread run.
IllustrationFood + DrinkSura Lets Bushwick Diners Shop Before They Sit
The Wyckoff Avenue space combines a Korean-American restaurant, speakeasy and all-day boutique grocery, so a first visit starts with choosing a format.
IllustrationFood + DrinkConfidant Gives Brooklyn Heights A Dinner Worth Reserving Carefully
The Atlantic Avenue restaurant's seasonal New American menu, dry-aged fish and meats, and relocation story make it a plan-ahead neighborhood dinner.
IllustrationFood + DrinkFarm.One Turns a Prospect Heights Drink Into a Farm Visit
The indoor vertical farm and Brew Lab pairs herbs, greens, drinks and weekly tours at a Bergen Street space near Vanderbilt Avenue.
IllustrationFood + DrinkPlan a Shared, Spice-Aware Dinner at Untable
Untable’s Carroll Gardens menu mixes Isaan references with unconventional Thai dishes; a good table plan starts with spice, allergens, sharing and the afternoon service break.
IllustrationFood + DrinkOrder at Juliana’s Like a Whole-Pie Table
Juliana’s serves coal-fired pizza near the Brooklyn waterfront; whole-pie sizing, split toppings, meal timing and the lunch break matter more than chasing a single famous order.
IllustrationFood + DrinkUse Poppy’s as a Cafe, Market, or Group-Food Stop
Poppy’s Cobble Hill combines breakfast, lunch, pastries, prepared foods and home goods; deciding whether you are eating now or stocking up keeps the visit focused.
IllustrationFood + DrinkMake Transmitter Brewing a Navy Yard Stop
The Building 77 taproom is open daily, allows outside food and welcomes well-behaved dogs; the practical visit starts with yard access, weather and a safe trip home.
IllustrationFood + DrinkShop Prospect Butcher Co With a Meal Plan
The worker-owned butcher has Prospect Heights and Greenpoint shops, locally sourced pasture-raised meat, sandwiches, dry goods and classes; a flexible list helps at the case.
IllustrationFood + DrinkBuild an Eyval Dinner Around the Live-Fire Table
The Bogart Street Persian restaurant centers breads, dips, kabobs, rice and live-fire cooking; sharing well starts with a reservation and an allergy conversation.
IllustrationFood + DrinkMake Sunny's Bar a Red Hook Music Night
The Conover Street bar is open daily and currently lists live music most nights; a good visit pairs the calendar with a realistic Red Hook trip home.