Artisanal breads and pastries worthy of Paris - and Portland, Ore., where the talented baker Zachary Golper learned his trade. They use a traditional approach to bread making...small batch mixing Read more.
Sahadi's is a family-run middle eastern emporium that sells everything the local shops also sell (cheese, nuts, dried fruit, fairtrade coffee) but for about half the price. - Elizabeth, TheFABlife.com
If you haven't visited the bar's back parlor room, be sure to do so. Complete with its own bar, a roaring fireplace, and cozy couches perfect for lounging, it's the ideal place to go on a cold day.
The staff here are super friendly and helpful - they're happy to make recommendations and I've never had a miss w/one. Love the $12 and under table and the free wine tastings & classes. Great shop.
Fresh baked goods, delicious sandwiches, and a solid coffee regime via Counter Culture Coffee from this Seersucker offshoot.
Quite possibly the cutest place in Brooklyn. Get a Cherry Lime Rickey or share one of their huge sundaes with your love!
$5 flights of the 4 beers on tap. Good prices on growler fills. Fantastic, hoppy beers to boot - Well done, guys!
How's this place not rated a 10? Trendy LatAm cocktail bar with an extensive list of super creative 🍹 Sit at the bar and trust Jessy to whip up something mind blowing. 😳 the Amor Andino was 👌🏼
An endless variety of craft brews, and a friendly staff that won't force your dog to wait out on the curb. Bring your pet in while you sample the selection! Read more.
The Broken Windows Theory for restaurants does *not* apply. despite usually being full of open tables, the food is really awesome, especially the veggie combo w/Ethiopian flat bread and Awash Chicken.
Before giving Downtown Brooklyn its own killer ramen den, owner Harris Salat was a food writer, whose culinary crush on Japan was well documented in the The NY Times, Saveur and his own cookbooks. Read more.
Southern-inspired and always interesting, Buttermilk Channel is worth checking out. The grilled flatbread and vegetable sides with cheddar waffles are always stand outs.
The best New York-focused museum is housed in a decommissioned subway station. Make sure to see the excellent collection of vintage subway cars. Read more.
Small location with big orders of Stumptown coffee to serve. Order an Americano to go with their pretzel topped with Vermont butter.
The cavatelli pasta alone is worth the trip to Carroll Gardens, but, then, so is the rest of the food & scene here, which is quintessentially Aging Hipster in the best possible way. [Eater 38 Member]
Order a round of balanced Barrier Brewing Company brews if there’s one on tap. They’re one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
The best pita you'll ever have. I can't describe it but it's crave worthy. Goes along with the tasty humus and killer chicken shawarma wrap.
Dinner for eight bucks and it's delicious? Sign me up. If you're more than four people, demand to make a reservation. Walk to the back to be seated. Don't stand at the door. You'll be there forever.
It doesn't matter what movie you bought tickets for: 80's style opening credits welcoming you to Cobble Hill Cinemas and asking you to silence your pager will make it worth your money.
