Brooklyn places
Find a restaurant, shop, venue, or service, then read the practical details before making plans.
499 places · Showing 1–24
Explore by neighborhood% Arabica DUMBO
The roastery at 20 Old Fulton Street makes a coffee stop and a bean-shopping visit different decisions. Start with how you drink coffee at home.
651 ARTS
The longtime presenter of African diasporic performance now has a permanent Downtown Brooklyn stage; here’s how to follow its calendar and plan a first visit.
7115 by Szeki
At the Grand Street flagship, use fabric, movement and your existing wardrobe to decide what earns a place at home. Check the size and care label of each piece.
ACQ Bread Co.
The Clinton Street bakery's short retail window and market schedule reward readers who verify the week before building a bread run.
ALTER
ALTER’s Franklin Street boutique carries clothing and accessories. Bring a wardrobe gap, check the fit in motion and ask about purchase-specific return terms.
ANTIK
Vintage furniture shopping at ANTIK starts with measurements, condition questions and a clear understanding that sales are final.
Agi's Counter
The Crown Heights restaurant is a better first visit when brunch, dinner, pastry and dietary questions are sorted before the group sits down.
Amant
Amant spreads exhibitions and public programs across a North Brooklyn arts campus; checking the current program matters more than arriving with a fixed checklist.
Amber Steak House
Amber Steak House is at 119 Nassau Avenue in Greenpoint, established in 2010 according to operator.
Ample Hills Creamery Vanderbilt
The creamery lists active Brooklyn shops on Vanderbilt and Washington Avenues, with cakes, pints, flights and parties making it more than a one-scoop stop.
Animal Loving Care — The Spaw
Prepare a coat-specific grooming request on Court Street.
Anthony & Son Panini Shoppe
A practical way through Anthony & Son Panini Shoppe's enormous Italian-American sandwich menu on Graham Avenue.
Anyone Comics
The Nostrand Avenue store sells comics, manga and games while hosting events, so first-timers should check hours and community programming.
Apapachó
What to know before visiting Apapachó, a new modern Mexican restaurant and cocktail spot on Park Slope's Fifth Avenue.
Archestratus Books & Foods
Greenpoint’s food bookstore and Sicilian cafe rewards a visit that leaves room for browsing, lunch and whatever is actually available that day.
Argyle Yarn Shop
Argyle’s Windsor Terrace shop carries yarn for your next project. Bring a pattern and yardage needs before choosing a color or substitute.
Artshack Brooklyn
Discover the pottery classes, community events, and accessibility options at Artshack Brooklyn, a nonprofit ceramics studio in Bed-Stuy.
Aunts et Uncles
Aunts et Uncles is a plant-based Caribbean cafe rooted in Flatbush; the strongest first order balances individual bowls or sandwiches with shared sides and clear allergy questions.
Awoke Vintage Williamsburg
Use this practical guide to browse Awoke Vintage's Williamsburg shop for denim, accessories, and personality-forward secondhand style.
BKLYN CLAY
BKLYN CLAY offers one-time classes, longer courses, private lessons and memberships; choose by commitment, technique and how much independent studio time you need.
BKLYN Larder
A successful BKLYN Larder stop begins with where the food is going, how many people it must feed and whether you need a picnic, sandwich or cheese board.
Baby Cobra Yoga Bushwick
The Bushwick studio’s donation-based, walk-in model removes booking friction, but first-timers still need to choose a class and arrive early.
Bakeri Greenpoint
Bakeri's Greenpoint cafe serves small-batch European-style bread, pastries, coffee, breakfast and lunch from its Freeman Street location.
Bakeri Williamsburg
Bakeri's Williamsburg cafe brings the bakery's small-batch bread, pastries, coffee, breakfast and lunch to Wythe Avenue.