Brooklyn places
Find a restaurant, shop, venue, or service, then read the practical details before making plans.
499 places · Showing 313–336
Explore by neighborhoodOld First Reformed Church
The Park Slope congregation pairs a historic Seventh Avenue building with worship, service work and community programs that call for visitor planning.
Ops Bushwick
The Himrod Street restaurant rewards a plan for headcount, shared pizzas and the right Brooklyn reservation.
Orion Bar
Irene Yoo’s Korean American bar connects soju, somaek, cocktails and substantial snacks without treating the tradition as a gimmick.
Oslo Coffee Roasters — Roebling Street
Choose a café drink or beans for home at Oslo’s Roebling Street shop, and keep its hours separate from the Bedford Avenue location.
Other People's Clothes Bushwick
Plan a focused browse or selling visit at Other People's Clothes in Bushwick without relying on yesterday's inventory.
Our Lady of Consolation
The Williamsburg parish offers English and Polish worship. Pick the language and service first, then use the parish contact for visit-specific questions.
Our Lady of Lebanon Cathedral
The Remsen Street cathedral is a Maronite Catholic place of worship. Separate the liturgy schedule from plans to see its historic building.
Out of the Closet Brooklyn
The Atlantic Avenue thrift store is part of AIDS Healthcare Foundation’s network. Keep shopping plans and donation arrangements separate.
Outline Brooklyn
The Atlantic Avenue boutique's small edit of designer clothing, jewelry and objects rewards measurements, budget and appointment questions.
Owl's Head Park
A route-minded guide to Owl's Head Park's rolling hills, shade, recreation, and wide New York Harbor views in Bay Ridge.
PLAYDAY Park Slope
PLAYDAY lists Park Slope at 242 7th Avenue and offers hourly art activities, after-school programming, camps and birthday parties.
POWERHOUSE Arena
POWERHOUSE Arena combines an independent bookstore with a busy author-event calendar; decide whether you are browsing, attending or doing both before you arrive.
Park Cleaners & Tailors
Cleaning and alterations need different instructions. Bring the care label, explain the problem and agree on the work and collection date before leaving a garment.
Parkview Diner
At 2939 Cropsey Avenue, the diner advertises 24-hour service and all-day breakfast. Match your order and route to the hour.
Patisserie Tomoko
Choose between Union Avenue takeout and a weekend three-course dessert bar, then arrange the visit that fits your occasion.
Peace & Riot
A Tompkins Avenue home-and-gift stop where the recipient, the room and the receipt all deserve a little thought.
Peaches HotHouse
A first-meal plan for fried chicken, Southern sides, spice choices and group dining at the Tompkins Avenue restaurant.
Pegasus Brooklyn
This Third Avenue diner serves breakfast, brunch and lunch. Check the day before going: Tuesday is closed and Sunday finishes earlier.
PencilWorks
The Greenpoint workspace offers day passes, dedicated desks, offices and meeting rooms inside the former Eberhard Faber pencil factory, but the useful first move is a test day.
Penny Williamsburg
What to know about the art-centered, pet-friendly Williamsburg hotel before booking a Brooklyn stay.
Peral
A Bed-Stuy café by day and taco-and-cocktail bar Wednesday through Sunday evenings.
Persons of Interest Fort Greene
The Fort Greene location of Persons of Interest, a barbershop at 88 South Portland Avenue with online booking.
Peter Luger Steak House
A practical guide to porterhouse, classic sides, reservations, and the unusual payment rules at Williamsburg’s historic steakhouse.
Peter Pan Donut & Pastry Shop
The early opening, old-fashioned counter, family operation, and deep roster of classic doughnuts explain why this Manhattan Avenue shop still matters.