Guidebook for Brooklyn
Food Scene
Great pastries and coffee just across the street. It's also an awesome place to work.
460 locals recommend
Variety Coffee Roasters
368 Graham AveGreat pastries and coffee just across the street. It's also an awesome place to work.
Quaint and cozy restaurant that's never too loud and not ridiculously crowded.
Great menu. Also, a solid happy hour.
90 locals recommend
Concord Hill
374 Graham AveQuaint and cozy restaurant that's never too loud and not ridiculously crowded.
Great menu. Also, a solid happy hour.
Extensive tequila selection, on-point salsas, tacos for days, and also just across the street.
277 locals recommend
Mesa Coyoacan
372 Graham AveExtensive tequila selection, on-point salsas, tacos for days, and also just across the street.
A must when you're in town — amazing Southern comfort food with some twists. Also, great cocktails.
166 locals recommend
The Brooklyn Star
593 Lorimer StreetA must when you're in town — amazing Southern comfort food with some twists. Also, great cocktails.
Definitely try the tacos.
It's a great Japanese restaurant with a slight Hawaiian twist.
163 locals recommend
Suzume
545 Lorimer StDefinitely try the tacos.
It's a great Japanese restaurant with a slight Hawaiian twist.
Traditional Japanese "breakfast" during the day and amazing ramen at night.
Seats about 10 people.
131 locals recommend
OKONOMI // YUJI Ramen
150 Ainslie StTraditional Japanese "breakfast" during the day and amazing ramen at night.
Seats about 10 people.
Great menu — definitely try the fried chicken sandwich, it's the best in town.
101 locals recommend
Allswell
124 Bedford AveGreat menu — definitely try the fried chicken sandwich, it's the best in town.
Amazing modern Italian — you'll love every bite. And there's a full bar and a clever way to serve martinis.
190 locals recommend
Lilia
567 Union AveAmazing modern Italian — you'll love every bite. And there's a full bar and a clever way to serve martinis.
Impressive decor and great Peruvian food — not too heavy and clever with the flavors. Definitely try the "micholada".
109 locals recommend
Llama Inn
50 Withers StImpressive decor and great Peruvian food — not too heavy and clever with the flavors. Definitely try the "micholada".
Beco
45 Richardson StReally fun for a Brazilian brunch.
Love the ambiance (it's almost like it's out of The Secret Garden) — solid cocktail list and a really good burger.
Roebling Street
Roebling StreetLove the ambiance (it's almost like it's out of The Secret Garden) — solid cocktail list and a really good burger.
St. Anselm
355 Metropolitan AveGreat fucking steak.
Brooklyn Winery
61 N 8th StWinery, enough said.
Bozu
296 Grand StAmazing sushi/Japanese restaurant — DEFINITELY recommend.
Kings Co Imperial
20 Skillman AveGreat Chinese food — not the shitty kind, but the modern kind.
The Blue Stove
415 Graham AveGreat pastries.
Beaner Bar
447 Graham AveWeird name, but great coffee.
Drinks & Nightlife
Wine and beer bar with great burgers and an amazing (and simple) sausage po' boy.
85 locals recommend
Mother's
347 Graham AveWine and beer bar with great burgers and an amazing (and simple) sausage po' boy.
Harefield Road
769 Metropolitan AveClassic neighborhood bar — perfectly dive-y.
Feels like your quintessential Williamsburg bar — great cocktails and good bites.
108 locals recommend
Basik
323 Graham AveFeels like your quintessential Williamsburg bar — great cocktails and good bites.
Full bar with a great ambiance. Also, they have a solid lunch special.
137 locals recommend
The Richardson
451 Graham AvenueFull bar with a great ambiance. Also, they have a solid lunch special.
Solid dive bar with the option of hot dogs (not the shitty hot dogs, but actually legit hot dogs).
54 locals recommend
Daddy's
437 Graham AvenueSolid dive bar with the option of hot dogs (not the shitty hot dogs, but actually legit hot dogs).
Really fun bar with amazing fried chicken and nachos. It can become a scene during the weekends but it ups the fun.
229 locals recommend
The Commodore
366 Metropolitan AveReally fun bar with amazing fried chicken and nachos. It can become a scene during the weekends but it ups the fun.
Fun bar with a Texan biker bar feel. There's also some outdoor space to sit.
70 locals recommend
Rocka Rolla
486 Metropolitan AveFun bar with a Texan biker bar feel. There's also some outdoor space to sit.
Best outdoor space for a date. They have movie nights and events like that. But everyday, it's great for cocktails (extensive and interesting cocktail program).
151 locals recommend
Huckleberry Bar
588 Grand StBest outdoor space for a date. They have movie nights and events like that. But everyday, it's great for cocktails (extensive and interesting cocktail program).
Burnside
506 Grand StYour usual bar but with a "Juicy Lucy" burger — cheese-stuffed burger.
Beer Street
413 Graham AveSmall quaint beer bar with a surprisingly awesome beer selection.
Total speakeasy feel driven mostly by the fact that there isn't a proper sign. But once you're in, it's spacious and has a great ambiance. Also, it's got an awesome space outside for smokers.
45 locals recommend
Larry Lawrence
295 Grand StreetTotal speakeasy feel driven mostly by the fact that there isn't a proper sign. But once you're in, it's spacious and has a great ambiance. Also, it's got an awesome space outside for smokers.
Donna
7 BroadwayPossibly the best drinks in Williamsburg.