Brooklyn places
Find a restaurant, shop, venue, or service, then read the practical details before making plans.
499 places · Showing 193–216
Explore by neighborhoodGrace Church Brooklyn Heights
The Episcopal parish on Hicks Street offers three regular Sunday services. Match the service to your visit and check the parish calendar before leaving.
Grass Roots Juicery
How to choose among smoothies, cold-pressed juices and food while asking useful ingredient and allergen questions.
Green Apple Cleaners
Green Apple Cleaners lists dry cleaning and wash-and-fold with pickup service and a Brooklyn store at 217 Garfield Place.
Green Room NYC
How to plan a dance-floor-first night at East Williamsburg's intimate, no-photos electronic music club.
Greene Hill Food Co-op
The working-member Clinton Hill and Bed-Stuy co-op can be a smart grocery source if shoppers understand membership, labor and access first.
Greenlight Bookstore
The Fort Greene independent bookstore stays open daily and organizes free youth and adult book groups; the calendar is the key to making it a community stop.
HEATONIST
A hot-sauce tasting stop on Wythe Avenue works better when you start with the food you cook, rather than the hottest bottle on the shelf.
Haenyeo
How to build a shared dinner, understand the restaurant's Jeju-inspired name and plan a relaxed Fifth Avenue evening.
Hamlet Coffee Company
A practical guide to coffee, a quiet pause, and neighborhood cafe etiquette at Hamlet Coffee Company on Rogers Avenue.
Hanco’s — Smith Street
Hanco’s serves banh mi, pho and bubble tea in Brooklyn.
Happy Medium Greenpoint
Explore Happy Medium's new Greenpoint location, offering a unique art cafe experience with diverse creative activities in a welcoming space.
Harbor Fitness Plus Bay Ridge 92nd Street
The 92nd Street flagship offers 24-hour weekday access, turf, classes and locker-room amenities, but the contract questions matter first.
Harold and Maude Vintage
A measured guide to browsing one-of-a-kind clothing and accessories at Harold and Maude Vintage in Bed-Stuy.
Heap's Ice Cream
Heap's Ice Cream in Park Slope blends nostalgia with innovation, offering unique flavors and local collaborations. Discover their community-driven approach.
Herbert Von King Park
Plan a visit around shaded paths, open lawn, recreation, community events, and an easy neighborhood break in central Bed-Stuy.
Hillside Dog Park
Plan an off-leash visit in Brooklyn Heights around the slope, separate small-dog area and seasonal water shutoff.
HomeDoggy
HomeDoggy lists dog and cat grooming, daycare and boarding and operates at 123A 7th Avenue, phone 718-576-3918.
Homecoming Greenpoint
Homecoming brings coffee, floral work and home goods together on Franklin Street; a coffee stop, bouquet conversation or browsing trip each needs a different plan.
Hometown Bar-B-Que
A practical plan for sharing smoked meats, sides, and a waterfront afternoon at Hometown Bar-B-Que.
House of Wax
The Downtown Brooklyn lounge pairs cocktails with anatomical wax displays near Alamo Drafthouse, making consent, timing and comfort part of the plan.
House of Wonder
A Scandinavian-inspired Clinton Hill play café for ages 0–6 with walk-in hourly play, café service and caregiver sight lines.
House of Yes
Bushwick’s performance-led nightclub rewards an event-specific plan: check the party theme, entry window, entrance and sensory conditions before going.
Huda New Levantine Bistro
The East Williamsburg restaurant calls for a shared-order plan, current menu check and clear dietary questions before a group books.
Human Head Records
Human Head Records rewards focused browsing, but a format, budget and condition checklist makes its used-vinyl bins easier to navigate.