Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Best Pizza in NYC. I recommend the sicilian, chicken rolls, and garlic knots. Get a cup of sauce for the knots. They do a very good regular pie too.
51 locals recommend
Tony's Pizza
336 Knickerbocker AveBest Pizza in NYC. I recommend the sicilian, chicken rolls, and garlic knots. Get a cup of sauce for the knots. They do a very good regular pie too.
Best Mexican in NYC. In competition only with the infamous taco truck of Sunset Park. I recommend the chorizo and spicy pork, try them on a quesadilla, taco, or picada.
289 locals recommend
Tortilleria Mexicanas Los Hermanos
271 Starr StBest Mexican in NYC. In competition only with the infamous taco truck of Sunset Park. I recommend the chorizo and spicy pork, try them on a quesadilla, taco, or picada.
Mama Joy's
1084 Flushing AvenueGood chinese food. Cheap.
Drinks & Nightlife
Cutty spot. Tucked in an alley. Revolving selection of beer. Good burgers. Shows. Karaoke.
17 locals recommend
Brooklyn Fire Proof
119 Ingraham StCutty spot. Tucked in an alley. Revolving selection of beer. Good burgers. Shows. Karaoke.
The wreck room is a bar that's always loud and usually packed. Its not my favorite spot but my friends like it. Arancini Bros is the place next door you can stumble into for rice balls.
23 locals recommend
Arancini Bros
940 Flushing AvenueThe wreck room is a bar that's always loud and usually packed. Its not my favorite spot but my friends like it. Arancini Bros is the place next door you can stumble into for rice balls.
Tandem
236 Troutman StreetThis is a fancy place to get a drink and they have small plates.
Good food, good drinks, good vibes. A new bar in the neighborhood, sure to become a fixture.
15 locals recommend
Mazelle
247 Starr StGood food, good drinks, good vibes. A new bar in the neighborhood, sure to become a fixture.
Heavy Woods
50 Wyckoff AveThis nearby bar has a nice comfortable ambiance.
A Cafe by day, Bar by night, sometimes yoga and pilates. Stop in and grab a muffin, use the wifi, its the kind of place you can hang out a while.
145 locals recommend
The Cobra Club
6 Wyckoff AveA Cafe by day, Bar by night, sometimes yoga and pilates. Stop in and grab a muffin, use the wifi, its the kind of place you can hang out a while.
PUMPS
1089 Grand StThey have hipster strippers. A classy joint.
Pearl's Social & Billy Club
40 St Nicholas AveAnother hip new bar in the area.
Arts & Culture
They have crazy parties here. Its a huge movie studio and a bunch of art studios in an old warehouse complex.
The 1896 Studios & Stages
592 Johnson AveThey have crazy parties here. Its a huge movie studio and a bunch of art studios in an old warehouse complex.
The most overlooked museum in the best park in NYC. Fort Tryon Park is even more beautiful than central park and certainly less crowded. The museum has a ton of medieval art and sculptures.
707 locals recommend
The Met Cloisters
99 Margaret Corbin DrThe most overlooked museum in the best park in NYC. Fort Tryon Park is even more beautiful than central park and certainly less crowded. The museum has a ton of medieval art and sculptures.
Essentials
C-Town Supermarket
72 Wyckoff AveThis place has good prices on groceries.
Cookies, coffee, and wifi. Its small, but you can sit outside in the summer.
130 locals recommend
Wyckoff Starr Coffee Shop
30 Wyckoff AveCookies, coffee, and wifi. Its small, but you can sit outside in the summer.
This organic supermarket is open 24 hours and is across the street from the subway. They make sandwiches too. ($$$)
19 locals recommend
Hana Natural Corporation
This organic supermarket is open 24 hours and is across the street from the subway. They make sandwiches too. ($$$)