Guidebook for Brooklyn
Drinks & Nightlife
Relaxing, lively environment, and an incredible selection of beers. The Local
201 locals recommend
Midwood Flats
577 Flatbush Ave Relaxing, lively environment, and an incredible selection of beers. The Local
Glou
406 Rogers AveBeautiful space, right around the corner
Arts & Culture
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern PkwyThe Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 5th AveSalmagundi Museum of American Art
Brilliant curation: There is an unused subway stop in the lowest floor. Each car is from a different era. As you move from car to car, you move from the past into the present day.
222 locals recommend
New York Transit Museum
89 E 42nd StBrilliant curation: There is an unused subway stop in the lowest floor. Each car is from a different era. As you move from car to car, you move from the past into the present day.
Parks & Nature
Frederick Law Olmsted designed park. The centerpiece of Brooklyn. Reveals its unique joys for years on repeated visits.
3418 locals recommend
Prospect Park
Frederick Law Olmsted designed park. The centerpiece of Brooklyn. Reveals its unique joys for years on repeated visits.
Essentials
Good for basics. A decent selection of organic foods, and plenty of snacks.
92 locals recommend
Wholesome Gourmet Market
534 Flatbush AveGood for basics. A decent selection of organic foods, and plenty of snacks.
Food Scene
Pels Pie Co.
446 Rogers AveGreat pies
Camillo
1146 Nostrand Ave.Great wines on tap. Good food, very nice ambiance.
Olmsted
659 Vanderbilt AveHigh end restaurant. Exquisite dining. Reservations are a must.