Brooklyn places
Find a restaurant, shop, venue, or service, then read the practical details before making plans.
499 places · Showing 385–408
Explore by neighborhoodSip & Play
Compare walk-in and reservation prices, then build a game plan around Sip & Play’s three-hour sessions and earlier kitchen closing.
Sky Gaming Lounge
PC or PlayStation Changes the Sky Gaming Lounge Budget. A practical look at the choices to make before your Brooklyn visit.
SkyIce
SkyIce in Park Slope offers a unique blend of authentic Thai cuisine and innovative ice cream flavors, catering to diverse dietary needs.
Slide Mountain at Pier 6
Build a daylight playground outing around Slide Mountain, with nearby sand and swings as optional changes of pace.
Small Change
Small Change Bar brings new life to the former Lady Jay’s location, offering a familiar backyard and a fresh vibe.
Spoke the Hub
Spoke the Hub hosts independently taught movement, fitness and arts classes for a wide age range; the right first step is matching schedule, level and instructor.
Spoonbill Books
New and used art books, poetry and special orders give this Bedford Avenue bookstore several ways to turn a quick browse into a considered purchase.
St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church
How to see a Gothic Revival landmark and its historic stained glass while respecting an active Brooklyn Heights congregation.
St. Anselm Roman Catholic Church
Choose the right service and separate Mass times from office hours before a first visit to this Bay Ridge parish.
St. Augustine Church
The Park Slope church rewards close architectural attention, provided a visit begins with the parish calendar and active worship schedule.
St. Barbara Roman Catholic Church
The Bushwick parish offers English, Spanish and bilingual weekend Masses. Match the service language and address to the visit you want.
St. Boniface
Use the Duffield Street address for St. Boniface, and check parish notices before choosing a weekday or Sunday Mass.
St. Ephrem
The Catholic parish at 929 Bay Ridge Parkway lists two Sunday Masses. Separate worship times from office hours when planning a first visit.
St. Finbar Catholic Church
Check language, service times and parish contact details before a respectful first visit.
St. Francis Xavier Church
Use the Sixth Avenue address and the parish’s current notices to plan worship at St. Francis Xavier without mixing up its sister church.
St. James Cathedral Basilica
Brooklyn’s cathedral is an active Catholic parish first; a respectful visit begins with the Mass schedule, Communion etiquette and the needs of worshippers.
St. Mark's Comics
A practical route through new comics, graphic novels, trading cards, figures, and collectibles at St. Mark's Comics in Industry City.
St. Mary Star of the Sea
St. Mary Star of the Sea shares a parish website with another Carroll Gardens church. Match the Mass time to the right address.
St. Mazie
St. Mazie combines nightly music, dinner, drinks, a garden and a cellar supper club—but the calendar and reservation choice shape the evening.
St. Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Cathedral
St. Nicholas on State Street Connects Worship With Brooklyn History. A practical look at the choices to make before your Brooklyn visit.
St. Paul Community Baptist Church
St. Paul Community Baptist Church is a worshipping East New York congregation with a long civic legacy; a first visit should begin with its current service guidance.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Carroll Street
Choose Sunday worship or a Saturday quiet visit, and use the Clinton Street entrance at this Carroll Gardens parish.
Steiner Studios
What a Production Team Should Prepare Before Contacting Steiner Studios. A practical look at the choices to make before your Brooklyn visit.
Stems Brooklyn
A practical guide to bouquets, the DIY flower bar, workshops, and lower-waste floristry at Stems Brooklyn.