Guidebook for Brooklyn
Food Scene
The strongest, best coffee in the neigborhood. Grab a coffee and a muffin and sit outside on the red bench.
57 locals recommend
Gorilla Coffee
The strongest, best coffee in the neigborhood. Grab a coffee and a muffin and sit outside on the red bench.
Sheep Station
149 4th AveTry the poutine! Great beer selection and a friendly, relaxed vibe.
Best pizza in the neighborhood. More expensive than your average slice joint, but worth it.
25 locals recommend
South Brooklyn Pizza
122 1st Ave.Best pizza in the neighborhood. More expensive than your average slice joint, but worth it.
The best restaurant in the neighborhood. Waits can be very long, so get there early. You can also have a glass of wine in their next door wine bar while you wait.
205 locals recommend
al di la Trattoria
248 5th AveThe best restaurant in the neighborhood. Waits can be very long, so get there early. You can also have a glass of wine in their next door wine bar while you wait.
City Subs
82 5th AveGiant, classic subs and a great cheap lunch spot.
Is there anything more Brooklyn right now than artisinal, organic hot dogs? Great spot for kids, too.
20 locals recommend
Bark Hot Dogs
474 Bergen StreetIs there anything more Brooklyn right now than artisinal, organic hot dogs? Great spot for kids, too.
Essentials
Key Food
200 Malcolm X BlvdGreat supermarket with everything you need for all of your meals.
Everything Else
Major transit hub. From here you can be in Manhattan in less than 20 minutes.
477 locals recommend
Atlantic Terminal station
Major transit hub. From here you can be in Manhattan in less than 20 minutes.