Guidebook for Brooklyn
Food Scene
Little King
749 Metropolitan AveThe is a cozy spot with great food and drinks.
Great NY pizza joint selling both pies and by the slice. They have wood fired and traditional oven pizzas and square and round pies. The secret bang for your buck is to get the Stromboli - $4 for a sick meat roll and ask for a side of sauce to dip in (complimentary). I don't know how they don't lose money on selling a Stromboli - YUM!
106 locals recommend
Carmine's Pizzeria
358 Graham AveGreat NY pizza joint selling both pies and by the slice. They have wood fired and traditional oven pizzas and square and round pies. The secret bang for your buck is to get the Stromboli - $4 for a sick meat roll and ask for a side of sauce to dip in (complimentary). I don't know how they don't lose money on selling a Stromboli - YUM!
If you only have one pizza in NY go here. Hands down the best pizza in NYC. Ingredients are grown on site. Check their site for special music and cultural events in their garden.
1621 locals recommend
Roberta's
261 Moore StIf you only have one pizza in NY go here. Hands down the best pizza in NYC. Ingredients are grown on site. Check their site for special music and cultural events in their garden.
Parks & Nature
Really nice open park with off-leash times/section for your furry friends. There are tennis courts, B-Ball, and a skate park here.
90 locals recommend
Cooper Park
Maspeth AvenueReally nice open park with off-leash times/section for your furry friends. There are tennis courts, B-Ball, and a skate park here.