Guidebook for Brooklyn
Food Scene
Brooklyn Label
180 Franklin StClosest coffee/breakfast. Good, simple.
Seriously great Brick Oven Pizza.
Pick up or eat in the cozy restaurant.
352 locals recommend
Paulie Gee's
60 Greenpoint AveSeriously great Brick Oven Pizza.
Pick up or eat in the cozy restaurant.
Really fantastic food. Great cocktails and a nice wine list. The pre-dinner bread is AMAZING and so are the desserts.
111 locals recommend
Anella
222 Franklin StReally fantastic food. Great cocktails and a nice wine list. The pre-dinner bread is AMAZING and so are the desserts.
Essentials
CTown Supermarkets
330 Graham AveReally, really good regular grocery store. Good hours.
Great slightly fancy "whole foods" type grocery. Everything lovely, organic, soy, gluten-free you might need.
150 locals recommend
The Garden
921 Manhattan AveGreat slightly fancy "whole foods" type grocery. Everything lovely, organic, soy, gluten-free you might need.
Shopping
WORD
29 Newark AveFantastic independent bookstore.
Everything Else
Green Street
Green Streethttp://www.kusalayoga.com/
Lovely Yoga Studo
Drinks & Nightlife
Very nice. simple bar.
Beer on tap and a few wines by the glass.
(You can byo Pizza if you are in the mood...)
87 locals recommend
Pencil Factory
Greenpoint AvenueVery nice. simple bar.
Beer on tap and a few wines by the glass.
(You can byo Pizza if you are in the mood...)
Nice, big, quiet garden out back when the weather is nice.
Leather couches and sports on TV when it is cold out.
Many beers on tap and they have ginger beer which I like.
38 locals recommend
The Springs
224 Franklin StNice, big, quiet garden out back when the weather is nice.
Leather couches and sports on TV when it is cold out.
Many beers on tap and they have ginger beer which I like.