Brooklyn places
Find a restaurant, shop, venue, or service, then read the practical details before making plans.
499 places · Showing 433–456
Explore by neighborhoodThe Block
Explore The Block, Williamsburg's innovative yoga studio offering both heated and non-heated classes, alongside a welcoming café space.
The BookMark Shoppe
Bay Ridge’s independent bookstore combines staff help, author events and children’s browsing with toys, puzzles, crafts and gifts.
The Brick
Williamsburg’s experimental stage rewards an open mind, but checking format, content notes, seating and the correct space makes an unconventional night easier to plan.
The Brooklyn Strategist
The Brooklyn Strategist combines a deep game library, café, classes and organized play; choose the kind of table you want before you reserve or walk in.
The Brooklyn Tabernacle
The famous choir is part of an active church, so a first visit works best when you plan to stay, worship and follow the congregation’s cues.
The Brooklyn Wellness Club
Discover how The Brooklyn Wellness Club in Bed-Stuy fosters wellness, creativity, and community, offering unique classes and support for local entrepreneurs.
The Center for Fiction
The Downtown Brooklyn literary nonprofit works as a public bookstore and cafe, a member library, and a writers' workspace; choose the access level that fits your day.
The City Reliquary
What to expect inside Williamsburg's compact community museum, from civic ephemera to rotating collections and weekend-only planning.
The Four Horsemen
A small room, changing menu and serious wine program make The Four Horsemen a dinner to plan around pacing, budget and the people at your table.
The Long Island Bar
Check the closure notice before heading to Atlantic Avenue, then use the current food and cocktail menus to shape the visit.
The Malin Williamsburg
A Williamsburg coworking location with day passes, memberships, desks, meeting rooms and private offices.
The Painted Pot
The Painted Pot offers walk-in pottery painting, mosaics and scheduled clay classes; choose by time, pickup plan and how much guidance you want.
The Red Hook Winery
Guided tastings, reserved tables and first-come walk-ins offer three different ways to experience this working waterfront winery.
The Ripped Bodice
Park Slope's romance-focused bookstore spans many subgenres and a busy events calendar; start with mood, heat level and format instead of chasing hype.
The River Café
A special dinner under the Brooklyn Bridge needs more than a reservation: plan the three-course price, clothing requirements and cobblestone arrival.
The Rogers Garden
The Rogers Avenue bar pairs a Caribbean rum focus with courtyard seating. Choose by flavor and plan outdoor time around the weather.
The Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club
What first-time players should know about walk-in courts, age rules, group reservations and pacing an hour of full-size shuffleboard.
The Snail
Plan a walk-in meal at The Snail, a Greenpoint bistro built around classic American restaurant pleasures.
The Tiny Cupboard
Choose a comedy show, compare online and door tickets, and head to the Cooper Street entrance.
The Twisted Spine
Williamsburg’s horror-focused bookstore pairs dark literature with a café, late hours and events that make it more than a seasonal stop.
The WonderMart
How to browse New York-made ceramics, cards, art, and small-batch gifts at Greenpoint's colorful WonderMart.
The Yard Gowanus
The Yard’s warehouse-style Gowanus location offers offices, shared space and 24/7 member access; a tour should test calls, commute, access rules and total cost.
Three Decker Diner
The Manhattan Avenue diner lists all-day breakfast, sandwiches and larger plates, with later closing times Thursday through Saturday.
Tiny Tails Grooming
Prepare coat photos, vaccine records and pickup plans before requesting an appointment at Tiny Tails on 20th Avenue.