
85 "Bushwick" Restaurants in New York.
Roberta’s is a pizza place in Bushwick that kickstarted a Neapolitan pie movement in NYC and then started selling frozen pizzas nationwide.
Ollie’s has Gushers, Cheetos, and ice cream for dogs. More importantly, this Bushwick spot also has some very good ice cream for humans.
Hills Kitchen is a West African spot in Bushwick serving things like chicken with joloff, dense meat pies, and a variety of rich stews.
Heaven or Las Vegas is a bar in Bushwick with a dance floor, lots of neon, and a bunch of stuffed animals hanging from the ceiling.
With their housemade tortillas and garlicky carne asada, Taqueria Al Pastor serves the best tacos in Bushwick. Stop by for a quick meal.
Foster Sundry is a gourmet butcher shop in Bushwick where you can get coffee and a great biscuit sandwich.
If you spend anytime near the Jefferson L Stop in Bushwick, you should know about Union Pizza Works for a casual night out with friends or your kids.
The Turk’s Inn is a fun spot in Bushwick modeled on an old Wisconsin supper club. You mostly go for the atmosphere, but the food is pretty decent.
Hartbreakers is a casual vegan spot in Bushwick where you can get a good fried “chicken” sandwich and a side of waffle fries.
Amituofo is a vegan restaurant in Bushwick that serves Asian-inspired dishes and is great for casual group dinners.
Abe’s Pagoda is a big spot in Bushwick that looks like a cross between a tiki bar and a pirate ship. Stop by on a Saturday, and bring a group.
The Ledge is a little rooftop bar overlooking the semi-industrial landscape of Bushwick and East Williamsburg, and it’s ideal for a low-key drink.
Avant Gardner is a large event space in Bushwick that hosts some of the best parties and events in Brooklyn.