Brooklyn places
Find a restaurant, shop, venue, or service, then read the practical details before making plans.
499 places · Showing 97–120
Explore by neighborhoodBrooklyn Uprising
What first-time climbers should know about orientation, age rules, gear and the new bouldering gym near the waterfront.
Brooklyn Video Games
The Bensonhurst shop buys, sells and trades games and hardware. A console model, an accessories list and a clear budget make the visit more useful.
Brooklyn Women’s Exchange
The Brooklyn Women’s Exchange sells handmade goods while supporting a long-running maker mission; start with recipient, material and budget, then ask who made the piece.
Brownsville Heritage House
The community archive above Stone Avenue Library preserves Black history, local memory and Mother Gaston’s legacy—but visiting starts with contacting the staff.
Brownsville Library
A Brooklyn Public Library branch offering collections, programs and practical services; verify its renovation or closure status before traveling.
Bulletproof Comics
The Nostrand Avenue shop lists exclusive, signed and graded comics. Know which edition and condition you want before making a collecting purchase.
Bush Terminal Piers Park
Find tidal ponds, harbor views, walking paths, playing fields, and a restorative pause on the Sunset Park waterfront.
Bushwick Comedy Club
Bushwick Comedy Club is a comedian-owned venue at 259 Melrose Street.
By Liv Handmade
How to shop one-of-a-kind garments, reclaimed textiles, and independent designers at a working Williamsburg studio.
Cafe con Libros
How to browse the focused shelves, plan around café hours and follow community programming in Crown Heights.
Caffè Panna Greenpoint
How to navigate the daily flavors, affogatos, granita, and possible line at Caffè Panna's Brooklyn scoop shop.
Café Bar J.F.
Plan a Williamsburg meal around the new South American tavern’s current menu and reservation options.
Café Grumpy Greenpoint
Café Grumpy Greenpoint is at 193 Meserole Avenue.
Café Mars
Choose a solo bar visit, a small-table reservation or a larger-party inquiry at Gowanus’s inventive Italian restaurant.
Café Regular
Café Regular’s two Park Slope locations favor a compact neighborhood-coffee rhythm; choose between a quick counter stop and time at a table.
Calvert Vaux Park
Explore a spacious Gravesend Bay park built for sports, shoreline air, birding, walking, and a quieter side of southern Brooklyn.
Canarsie Park
Build a Canarsie Park visit around fields, courts, exercise, family recreation, or the quieter natural edge near Jamaica Bay.
Carroll Park
Carroll Park spans the block between Smith, Court, Carroll and President Streets in Carroll Gardens.
Celsious
How to choose drop-off, pickup or fast bag service at a Williamsburg laundromat built around careful clothing maintenance.
Center for Brooklyn History
The Center for Brooklyn History is part public building, part exhibition space, part research library, and part shop; each mode has different hours and expectations.
Chavela’s
At 736 Franklin Avenue, Chavela’s offers tacos, quesadillas and larger plates. Match the ordering plan to your appetite and table.
Chelsea Piers Fitness Downtown Brooklyn
The Downtown Brooklyn club combines a lap pool, studios, strength areas, locker rooms and a lounge; a useful tour tests access, booking rules and actual routine fit.
Chez Ma Tante
Use the meal-specific menu and official Calyer Street address before reserving a table at this Greenpoint restaurant.
Christ Church Bay Ridge
The Episcopal congregation at 7301 Ridge Boulevard lists Sunday worship at 10:30 a.m. Plan a first visit around the service and your participation questions.