Guidebook for Brooklyn
Food Scene
Chez Oskar
310 Malcolm X BlvdThe food is delish and the atmosphere is welcoming.
Grandchamps
197 Patchen AveThe Haitian food is excellent
It's casual and the food is delish. Best of all, no one rushes you--whether you're having coffee and cake, a sandwich or soup.
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Manny's
212 Patchen AveIt's casual and the food is delish. Best of all, no one rushes you--whether you're having coffee and cake, a sandwich or soup.
The Trade Union Cafe
346 Malcolm X BoulevardYou can get your wifi on while you eat or sip
Daddy Greens Pizza
1552 Fulton StPizzaaaaa (and the famous Dough Donuts!)
Sonora
174 Howard AveCome here for delish Mexican food and adult beverages
Peaches
393 Lewis AveThe bar scene is local and friendly
L'Antagoniste
238 Malcolm X BlvdDelish food matches the price point
This is where you go when you want comfort food and over-order so you can eat it back at your apartment. It's very casual.
Krazy Chicken & Pizza
299 Malcolm X BlvdThis is where you go when you want comfort food and over-order so you can eat it back at your apartment. It's very casual.
Nana Ramem
330 Malcolm X BlvdA good, small gem-of-a-ramen noodle restaurant.
The name says it all. The lunch menu is fab, too.
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Natural Blend Vegan Cafe & Juice Bar
243 Malcolm X BlvdThe name says it all. The lunch menu is fab, too.
Peaches HotHouse
415 Tompkins AveThere's nothing like spicy chicken
This is THE place for jerk chicken. Arrive early, because this no frills takeout joint prepares a certain amount of jerk birds each day. When they're out, you're crying from hunger pangs. (Everything on the menu is good, though.)
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Mitchell's Kitchen
261 Patchen AveThis is THE place for jerk chicken. Arrive early, because this no frills takeout joint prepares a certain amount of jerk birds each day. When they're out, you're crying from hunger pangs. (Everything on the menu is good, though.)
Parks & Nature
Prospect Park
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
990 Washington AveIt's beautiful
Arts & Culture
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern PkwyFirst Saturdays are awesome, so are all of the regular exhibits
Drinks & Nightlife
Bed-Vyne Wine & Spirits
385 Tompkins AveSuper popular and very welcoming environment
Everything Else
One of Brooklyn's Oldest Black Communities
Read/hear public radio story: https://www.wnyc.org/story/brief-history-weeksville/
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Weeksville Heritage Center
158 Buffalo AveOne of Brooklyn's Oldest Black Communities
Read/hear public radio story: https://www.wnyc.org/story/brief-history-weeksville/