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🌉 Williamsburg & Greenpoint: My Brooklyn Favorites
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Slices, steaks, oysters, rooftops, and waterfront parks across North Brooklyn — the spots I keep coming back to.
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Bucket-list porterhouse for two with creamed spinach and a side of their famous sauce — go at lunch for the famous burger if you can't score a dinner table.
Peter Luger Steak House
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Missy Robbins' pasta temple — get the mafaldini with pink peppercorn and the cacio e pepe fritelle.
Lilia
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Maybe the best slice in Brooklyn — the burrata slice is non-negotiable.
L'industrie Pizzeria - Williamsburg
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A 1920s dining car under the bridge with a menu that changes daily — the burger is always a safe bet.
Diner
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Walk-in steakhouse with an unbeatable butcher's steak and garlic butter.
St. Anselm
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New Orleans–style oyster and absinthe bar — go for the oyster happy hour and a sherry cobbler.
Maison Premiere
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Brunch spot famous for its malted pancakes with hazelnut maple praline.
Sunday In Brooklyn
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Fried chicken box and a slice of pie — Southern comfort done right.
Pies 'n' Thighs
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Gorgeous skylit café roasting Colombian beans — take a laptop and a cortado.
Devoción
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Retractable-roof beer hall with live music — steins and a giant pretzel.
Radegast Hall & Biergarten
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Tour the brewery and try the small-batch pours in the taproom.
Brooklyn Brewery
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Bowling, concerts, and fried chicken under one roof — great group night.
Brooklyn Bowl
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Dinner-and-a-movie theater — order the popcorn with truffle butter and a themed cocktail.
Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
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Waterfront park at the old sugar refinery with killer Manhattan skyline views at sunset.
Domino Park
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Waterfront park where Smorgasburg sets up on Saturdays in season — go hungry.
Marsha P. Johnson State Park
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Huge secondhand clothing warehouse — set aside an hour to dig.
Beacon's Closet
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Corner bistro open all day — the ricotta pancakes at brunch are legendary.
Five Leaves
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Old-school counter donut shop — a red velvet or honey-dipped donut and a cheap coffee.
Peter Pan Donut & Pastry Shop
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Cozy Polish farmhouse — the pierogi platter and a huge potato pancake with goulash.
Karczma
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Tiny counter doing incredible suadero and campechano tacos — expect a line, it moves fast.
Taqueria Ramirez
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Pier with a quiet Midtown skyline view — perfect for a sunset walk after dinner.
WNYC Transmitter Park
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The neighborhood backyard — grab picnic supplies and people-watch on a nice day.
McCarren Park
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Rooftop bar on the 22nd floor of The William Vale — the view is the whole point.
Westlight
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