Guidebook for Brooklyn
Drinks & Nightlife
Great beer, good music, friendly staff. Nice mix of people who just want a pint and beer nerds.
134 locals recommend
The Wilky
108 Patchen AveGreat beer, good music, friendly staff. Nice mix of people who just want a pint and beer nerds.
Quality bartenders, reasonably priced drinks, and cool DJs mean that weekend nights get crowded with dancing and good times.
307 locals recommend
Casablanca Cocktail Lounge
300 Malcolm X BlvdQuality bartenders, reasonably priced drinks, and cool DJs mean that weekend nights get crowded with dancing and good times.
Food Scene
Chez Oskar
310 Malcolm X BlvdA nice sit-down restaurant with live music
Daddy Greens Pizza
1552 Fulton StSimply the best pizza this side of town.
Milk & Pull Bed Stuy
348 Malcolm X BlvdGood coffee shop offering some food and free wifi.
Nana Ramem
330 Malcolm X BlvdAuthentic Japanese ramen with indoor and outdoor seating; cash only.
Parks & Nature
This 7.8-acre park is one of Brooklyn's oldest idylls—a leafy expanse with a playground, baseball field, dog run, and an amphitheater that serves as a venue for SummerStage and MoCADA's Soul of BK Festival.
214 locals recommend
Herbert Von King Park
670 Lafayette AveThis 7.8-acre park is one of Brooklyn's oldest idylls—a leafy expanse with a playground, baseball field, dog run, and an amphitheater that serves as a venue for SummerStage and MoCADA's Soul of BK Festival.
The largest park in Brooklyn offers lots of great activities and 3 mile loop for running/cycling.
50 locals recommend
Sterling St station
Lincoln RoadThe largest park in Brooklyn offers lots of great activities and 3 mile loop for running/cycling.
Shopping
Bedstuyfly
285-289 Ralph AveUrban hip spot with nice vibe and unique gear.
Jordan Heads Brooklyn
302 Malcolm X BlvdFor fans of MJ and his shoes!