312 "Brooklyn" Restaurants in New York.
One of our favorite restaurants in Brooklyn, especially in the summer when their back garden is in full swing. Bring some bug spray, eat a pork chop.
Lodge is unfortunately like Freemans’ apathetic little brother - trying hard to emulate, but falling short of the effortless cool of their older sibling.
Buttermilk Channel is a true Brooklyn Neighborhood Hang serving some of the best fried chicken in town.
Al Di La is the ultimate neighborhood Italian restaurant. If you live in Park Slope, congratulations.
The new Pies ‘n’ Thighs has opened its doors, and Williamsburg’s most influential hipsters are rejoicing. This new, larger location is still turning out amazing fried chicken and comfort food classic…
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a new favorite BBQ spot. Situated inside what used to be an old auto body shop, this gutted garage is raging every night of the week.
Off the main stretch in Williamsburg is Aurora - a place charming enough for a First/Early in the Game Date.
The Commodore is bad. Bad because merely looking at the food here will jack up your cholesterol thirty points, and worse because everything is so good that you’ll crave it all the time.
You’re going to need an hour on the train to get to Tanoreen. But if you appreciate Middle Eastern or Mediterranean food, it’s more than worth it.
If you enjoy a shared small plates dinner experience, then Traif in Williamsburg should be on your radar.
For the locals, 1 Or 8 is surely a nice addition to a rather sushi-less area. However, for those of us who have to travel, 1 Or 8 is completely out of the question.
The Farm on Adderley is a really good, comfortable restaurant in a neighborhood that seems to have relatively few of those.
