Adreena & Danny
Things To Do In Brooklyn
Smith Street
Take a nice walk down Smith street in Brooklyn and explore lots of shops, restaurants, cafés. Our local regular spot that is incredible and has organic wines and food is- Big Tiny Highly recommend! Books are Magic- best bookstore ever! Planted- amazing vegan cafe with some eats, smoothies, plants and crystals Rucola- amazing organic food! Cafe Poetica- cute coffee shop
Greenpoint
Brooklyn’s Greenpoint is known for its traditional Polish restaurants, cool shops, and trend-setting eateries, bars, and live music venues. Galleries and artist studios are found throughout the area in converted warehouses! The revitalized East River waterfront has parks and new high-rises with sweeping views of midtown Manhattan. We love: Karczma Sapporo Ichiban (serves FREE hot sake with dinner!) Citroën Milk & Roses Sunshine Laundromat- (a fully functioning laundromat in the front and a full functioning hidden bar in the back with lots of games) And much more..
Williamsburg
If you can dream it, Williamsburg has it. From bookstores, bars, restaurants for every craving, and shopping with plenty of vintage. We love: Iona Bar McNally Jackson Have & Meyer Cafe Mogador Dokebi Bar & Grill Maison Premiere Rocka Rolla Lucky Dog Pete’s Candy Store And so so much more it’s hard to choose!
Bushwick
Artsy scenes, dive bars, hidden gems, vintage, and diverse food. Bushwick is an evolving, industrial area marked by imaginative street art and converted warehouses that are home to artist studios and artisanal coffee shops. Dining options span the globe, and avant-garde nightlife thrives in clubs like performance space House of Yes and quirky bars with vintage, mismatched furnishings. Our favorites: Bunna Cafe 28 Scott Vintage Mominette 10 Bells Ornithology Jazz Club Old Stanley’s Ops And much more…
Dumbo
Filled with cobble stone streets, under the bridge, on the water, with a view of the city just across the river! Lots of cool shops and high end restaurants, but it’s on the pricy side so bring your wallet! ;) We love to come here for the views and a walk along the park on the waters edge.
Red Hook
Check out Red Hook! Very different and feels far away from city life, right on the water. Red Hook has a laid-back seaside village vibe. Young families and creative professionals make up a large part of the community. A mix of homey eateries and quirky bars, plus edgy art galleries and boutiques proliferate along Van Brunt Street, the main artery. Several indie distilleries and a winery offer tastings and tours. Check out Sunny’s Bar!
Crown Heights
Crown Heights / Bedstuy Lots of old brownstone buildings cool eats and dive bars- close enough to Prospect Park and Brooklyn Botanical Garden Do or Dive Screamer’s Pizza (Vegan) Chavela’s Peaches Hot House Joe & Sal’s (best pizza ever) by Prospect Park Covenhoven (Craft Beer) Pilar’s