Brooklyn places
Find a restaurant, shop, venue, or service, then read the practical details before making plans.
499 places · Showing 49–72
Explore by neighborhoodBridgeview Diner
Plan an everyday diner meal or a separate private-party inquiry at the Third Avenue location.
Brighton Beach Library
A high-circulation Brooklyn Public Library branch with multilingual collections, programs and practical services near Brighton Beach Avenue.
Brooklyn Art Haus
The Williamsburg arts hub connects theater, comedy, circus, gallery shows, classes and The Mouth restaurant without requiring every visit to follow the same plan.
Brooklyn Ballet
A first look at youth and adult training, the professional company and the Downtown Brooklyn performance space.
Brooklyn Bark
Brooklyn Bark offers walks, sitting, boarding and medication support across much of the borough; the useful first step is a detailed care and home-access plan.
Brooklyn Bikery
The Emmons Avenue shop combines repairs, rentals and private lessons beside a waterfront route, so the useful first question is what kind of ride you need.
Brooklyn Blooms
A practical look at designer’s-choice bouquets, neighborhood-named arrangements, delivery and custom floral orders in Bed-Stuy.
Brooklyn Bowl
Separate the bowling bill from show admission, then check the calendar and age policy for your chosen visit.
Brooklyn Brainery
A practical look at Prospect Heights' rotating adult classes, from choosing a one-night subject to checking access and materials.
Brooklyn Cannery
The Sunset Park soda maker doubles as a compact live room, giving visitors a reason to check both the drinks and the event calendar before heading out.
Brooklyn Cat Cafe
What a reservation supports, how to prepare children and why visitors should treat the Brooklyn Heights lounge as a rescue space first.
Brooklyn Charm
How to choose charms, chain and assembly options at Greenpoint’s first-come jewelry counter without losing the afternoon to indecision.
Brooklyn Children’s Museum
An age-aware plan for three floors of hands-on play, quieter pacing and a family visit that does not try to do everything.
Brooklyn Church
Brooklyn Church meets inside P.S. 32 in Carroll Gardens; first-time guests should use the congregation's own Sunday guidance and remember it is worship, not sightseeing.
Brooklyn College
The CUNY campus combines a 35-acre Midwood/Flatbush setting, broad academic programs and public-facing arts spaces that shape how prospective students should plan a visit.
Brooklyn Comedy Collective — Pig Pen
Choose a comedy format, then verify whether your ticket sends you to Eris or the Pig Pen in East Williamsburg.
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music — Prospect Park West
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music’s Prospect Park West campus is a Park Slope music-education and music-therapy hub at One Prospect Park West. Check BKCM’s official program pages for enrollment and visit arrangements.
Brooklyn Craft Company
Discover beginner-friendly sewing workshops at Brooklyn Craft Company in Greenpoint, where creativity meets community in a hands-on learning environment.
Brooklyn Creative Reuse
A nonprofit secondhand art-supply store and donation center in Industry City, with changing inventory and walk-in shopping.
Brooklyn Farmacy & Soda Fountain
Discover the charm of Brooklyn Farmacy, where vintage soda fountain delights meet community spirit in Carroll Gardens.
Brooklyn Fencing Center
Brooklyn Fencing Center separates beginner programs by age and supports recreational and competitive paths; ask about trial structure and loaner equipment first.
Brooklyn Film Camera
Brooklyn Film Camera accepts local drop-offs and mail-in film-camera repairs; documenting the fault, fees, timeline and approval boundary makes the process clearer.
Brooklyn Frame Works
The Park Slope shop focuses on custom and conservation framing; knowing the artwork, display conditions and budget makes a consultation more useful.
Brooklyn Game Knight
How Industry City's tabletop lounge works, from choosing a game and reserving a table to borrowing from its take-away library.