Brooklyn
Links to various places in the borough of BrooklynI haven't spent much time in Brooklyn so I do not have much personal information to share.
However, I have found some links to places that others have recommended and I will share them here.
These recommendations are from third parties. I do not have any personal information about these places. Take the recommendations but make allowance for the fact that tastes vary and you may find a different experience than what you read here.
This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
Bierkraft
191 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn, NY
Between Berkeley Place and Union Street
Telephone: 718.230.7600
Email: sales@bierkraft.com
Subway: R train to Union Street Brooklyn
Beer, Cheese, Chocolate, Charcuterie and More
From the website:
The dine-in or take-out beer and gourmet food emporium that you've always dreamed of.
Jamie Lynn's Kitchen
1504 86th Street, Brooklyn, NY
86th Street at 15th Avenue
Telephone: 718.232.3327
Email:
Subway: D train to 18th Ave Brooklyn and go to 86th St and walk west
From the website:
We are more than just a restaurant.
— Jamie Lynn Mollo, Head Chef, Owner, Jamie Lynn's Kitchen
Our food style just comes from how I eat. Taking a traditional dish and adding an adult twist to it will spark diner's memory in addition to giving them something that their mature pallets can enjoy.
Marlow & Sons
81 Broadway, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY
Next to the Williamsburg Bridge
Telephone: 718.384.1441
Email: contact@marlowandsons.com
Subway: L train to Bedford Avenue or JMZ to Marcy Avenue
They do not take reservations.
Casual dining at a restaurant that is a deli at heart.
Smorgasburg
27 North 6th Street, Brooklyn, NY
Near the East River State Park
Telephone: 718.928.6603
Email: info@brooklynflea.com
Subway: L train to Bedford Avenue
One of the Brooklyn Flea markets
From the website:
Every Saturday on the Williamsburg waterfront between North 6th and North 7th St., at the East River, from 11am to 6pm, Smorgasburg brings together food entrepreneurs and established purveyors from New York City and across the region selling both packaged and prepared foods, fresh produce, and other food-related stands (kitchen utensils, housewares, etc.), for a total of approximately 100 vendors.
The market is open rain or shine.
Stinky Brooklyn
215 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY
Between Baltic & Butler
Telephone: 718.596.2873
Email: cheese@stinkybklyn.com
Subway: Take the F or G train to Bergen Street
Not just cheese, but sandwiches and beer too.
From the website:
As you can imagine, our love for cheese and specialty foods is filled with enormous interest and passion.
After years of being in the food and wine trade, we have often found that a classic approach to selecting new products has always worked best: if it tastes good and shows excellent value, it will certainly be easy enough to get behind.
Traif
229 South 4th Street, Brooklyn, NY
Between Havemeyer St and Roebling St
Telephone: 347.844.9578
Email: info@traifny.com
Subway: Take the J, M or Z train to Marcy Ave, Brooklyn
Celebrating pork, shellfish & globally-inspired soul food.
Two Boots
514 2nd St., Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY
Between 7th and 8th Avenues
Telephone: 718.499.3253
Email: twobootsbrooklyn@aol.com
Subway: Take the F train towards Coney Island, get off at 7th Ave, Brooklyn
Cajun Restaurant—Italian pizzeria hybrid
They make the best hurricanes outside of New Orleans
