Brooklyn places
Find a restaurant, shop, venue, or service, then read the practical details before making plans.
499 places · Showing 121–144
Explore by neighborhoodChrist Church Cobble Hill
Christ Church Cobble Hill welcomes worshippers, neighbors and spiritual seekers; a first visit starts with the parish hall entrance and the current weekly schedule.
Christian Cultural Center
The East New York campus is a large, active congregation with one in-person Sunday service, online options and a learning-centered approach.
Ciao, Gloria
The Prospect Heights café combines espresso, breakfast and Italian-American baking, with a separate lead time for celebration cakes.
Clover Club
Clover Club takes indoor dinner reservations for two to eight. Plan the booking and the menu around the kind of evening you want.
Cobble Hill Cinemas
Choose the film, screening time and access arrangements before building dinner around your movie.
Coffee Project New York Fort Greene
Coffee Project New York is easiest to navigate when you describe flavors and time, then choose between a quick espresso drink, pour-over or a full cafe stop.
Colonia Verde
Choose the meal period before booking at this DeKalb Avenue restaurant, and check the menu for that specific service.
Comic Book Station
Greenpoint’s comics and collectibles shop supports browsing, buying and selling. Start with a collecting goal and inspect the condition before paying.
Commodore Barry Park
Commodore Barry Park packs sports fields, courts, a playground, pool and spray features into a historic community park; match the entrance to your plan.
Common Meadows Creamery
Discover the artisanal gelato experience at Common Meadows Creamery in Williamsburg, where local ingredients and seasonal flavors shine.
Confidant
The Atlantic Avenue restaurant's seasonal New American menu, dry-aged fish and meats, and relocation story make it a plan-ahead neighborhood dinner.
Congregation Beth Elohim
Congregation Beth Elohim welcomes a range of worship styles in Park Slope; checking the live calendar, entry expectations and accommodations makes a first visit easier.
Cooper Park
Choose among a quiet sit, court time, skating or a dog-run visit at Cooper Park.
Cordelia
The Crown Heights bookstore and café becomes a wine bar at night, so the best time to visit depends on whether the goal is reading, working, dinner or an event.
Court Street Grocers
A first visit gets easier when you read the menu by texture, richness and portability instead of chasing a single famous sandwich.
Craftsman Ave
Explore hands-on workshops at Craftsman Ave in Industry City. From woodworking to leatherwork, learn new skills and create unique items.
Creme and Cocoa Creamery
Explore Creme and Cocoa Creamery's unique Caribbean-inspired ice cream offerings in Flatbush, blending tradition with innovation.
Cup of Brooklyn
Choose a fast coffee stop or a breakfast order on Gates Avenue.
Cynergy Spa
Cynergy Spa offers massages, facials and packages on Fulton Street; choosing a service, sharing constraints and confirming arrival rules matters more than picking by name alone.
D. Coluccio & Sons
The family-run importer and retail store makes sense when shoppers arrive with a dish, a region or one ingredient in mind—not a rigid brand checklist.
Davidoff of Geneva Brooklyn
Separate retail shopping from lounge access at the Broadway cigar shop, where evening membership rules affect Thursday through Saturday visits.
DeKalb Market Hall
Downtown Brooklyn's food hall is built for mixed appetites, quick meetups and transit-friendly meals, with hours, entrances and access details worth checking.
Dept of Culture
How to plan an intimate communal dinner centered on chef Ayo Balogun's North Central Nigerian cooking.
Desert Island
Independent comics, zines and visual books reward a closer browse at Desert Island’s current Metropolitan Avenue address.