Bar Great Harry
With an expansive craft beer selection and dog-friendly atmosphere, Bar Great Harry is a natural[...] more »

Brooklyn Bread
Brooklyn Bread offers the usual gamut of sweet and savory baked goods, but go for[...] more »

Brooklyn Farmacy
Though the focus is on ice cream, you’ll find the borough’s adults crowding into Brooklyn[...] more »

Brooklyn Social
The sign on Brooklyn Social’s door, “Non-members welcome,” is a nod to the bar’s past[...] more »

Buttermilk Channel
Back when Governors Island was farmland, dairy farmers would travel by boat to Manhattan to[...] more »

Café Pedlar
Café Pedlar is part of the same restaurant family as Frankies Spuntino and Prime Meats,[...] more »

Caputo’s Bake Shop
Caputo’s Bake Shop, family-run since 1904, is one of the few remaining old-school Italian institutions[...] more »

Caputo’s Fine Foods
Bring up Caputo’s Fine Foods to a Carroll Garden local and one word is sure[...] more »

F. Monteleone Bakery
Considering how much the area has changed, Carroll Gardens can consider themselves lucky to have[...] more »

G. Esposito and Sons Pork Store
G. Esposito and Sons is a relic from the days of old Brooklyn, but newbies[...] more »

Park Natural Foods
Convenience is key at this one-stop shop for wholesome goods.  Have their experienced vitamin consultant[...] more »

Smith & Vine
The team of restaurant refugees at this Smith Street shop have cobbled together one of[...] more »

Smith & Vine
The sister store to cheese shop Stinky Bklyn, Smith & Vine carries a wide range[...] more »

Stinky Brooklyn
With roots as a small shop on Smith Street, Stinky Brooklyn expanded and moved down[...] more »