Brooklyn places
Find a restaurant, shop, venue, or service, then read the practical details before making plans.
499 places · Showing 289–312
Explore by neighborhoodMiramar Yacht Club
What cooperative membership asks of sailors, why boat ownership is optional and how to arrange a first visit without assuming public access.
MoCo 575
MoCo 575 in Bed-Stuy offers a unique coffee experience, blending Yemeni heritage with community support through its Mercy Bakery partnership.
Mociun
The Williamsburg showroom welcomes browsing, but jewelry appointments make specific try-ons easier. Decide on budget, sizing and purchase terms before ordering.
Mogutable
This Grand Street home-goods shop brings East Asian and U.S. design to the table. Shop by the meals, storage space and care routine you actually have.
Monk Vintage
A route-minded guide to working through Monk Vintage's dense racks of clothing, boots, hats, and accessories.
Monsignor McGolrick Park
A low-stress plan for enjoying McGolrick Park's shade, paths, pavilion, family spaces, and neighborhood-scale calm in Greenpoint.
Montauk Club
Arrange a membership tour at the Park Slope social club and compare dues, monthly usage minimums and guest arrangements with your actual week.
Morbid Anatomy Library
The reopened Industry City library invites visitors to study books and artifacts about mortality, medicine, collecting, and culture—without treating the collection as a scare attraction.
Moshood
How to approach Moshood's fluid silhouettes, African-inspired tailoring, and long Brooklyn history without reducing the visit to a souvenir stop.
Most Holy Trinity–St. Mary
Separate the Montrose Avenue church from its Johnson Avenue office, and choose an English, Spanish or Polish Mass before visiting.
Murawski Pharmacy
Murawski Pharmacy continues to serve Greenpoint, honoring its late founder's legacy with community-focused services and Polish specialties.
Murder of Crows Brooklyn
Murder of Crows separates an open fitness gym from coached weightlifting, powerlifting and functional-fitness programs; start with the format, not the heaviest bar.
Möge Tee Downtown Brooklyn
At Möge Tee on Lawrence Street, Start With the Tea Base. A practical look at the choices to make before your Brooklyn visit.
NYC Resistor
The hacker collective's public nights and classes are useful for curious beginners, but visitors should understand when the space is open and how to sign up.
Nacha Focaccia
Explore the vibrant, globally-inspired vegan offerings at Nacha Focaccia, a new cafe in Crown Heights that blends culture, community, and cuisine.
Namaste on Fifth Avenue
Lunch Buffet or Dinner? Two Ways to Approach Namaste on Fifth Avenue. A practical look at the choices to make before your Brooklyn visit.
Nathan's Famous Coney Island
How to make the original Nathan's a sensible stop within a full Coney Island day, without letting the line run the itinerary.
Nazz Forge
Industry City’s teaching forge offers introductory projects as well as bladesmithing. Match your first class to its level, time commitment and safety rules.
New York Transit Museum
The New York Transit Museum fills a decommissioned Downtown Brooklyn station with historic cars and transit stories; tickets, stairs, climate and group rules shape the visit.
Nick’s Lobster House
A Mill Basin seafood meal can be a dining-room visit or a deck-centered outing, but weather, market-price dishes and group size all shape the plan.
Nokshi
Choose weekend browsing or a weekday appointment at the Harrison Place clothing store, and check the in-store exchange terms.
North Brooklyn Community Boathouse
What first-time paddlers should know about public boating, membership, safety, and stewardship on Newtown Creek.
OddFellows Ice Cream Co. DUMBO
How to navigate rotating flavors, dietary questions, and a waterfront dessert stop at OddFellows in DUMBO.
Oh Mercy
A practical first-visit look at the Franklin Street cafe, from coffee and breakfast sandwiches to its backyard and Littleneck Outpost roots.