Guidebook for Brooklyn
Food Scene
Great space with fresh pastries, breakfast menu, and coffee. They also serve tacos in the evening Tuesday thru Thursday.
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Bearcat Cafe
150 Manhattan AvenueGreat space with fresh pastries, breakfast menu, and coffee. They also serve tacos in the evening Tuesday thru Thursday.
Inventive Taiwanese food. Usually open only for dinner but brunch on the weekends is amazing.
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Win Son
159 Graham AveInventive Taiwanese food. Usually open only for dinner but brunch on the weekends is amazing.
Nam Nam
109 Montrose AveVietnamese sandwiches. Tasty and inexpensive! Cash only.
Japanese bento boxes and other lunch specialties. Great coffee. Outdoor roof deck when the weather is nice!
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Brooklyn Ball Factory
95 Montrose AveJapanese bento boxes and other lunch specialties. Great coffee. Outdoor roof deck when the weather is nice!
Champs Diner
197 Meserole StFor the vegans!
Japanese. This is more of a fish market than a restaurant, but they have a few take out dishes that are amazing available until 7pm.
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Osakana
290 Graham AveJapanese. This is more of a fish market than a restaurant, but they have a few take out dishes that are amazing available until 7pm.
OKONOMI // YUJI Ramen
150 Ainslie StSuzume
545 Lorimer StMy go-to Mexican restaurant. Everything on the menu is amazing. Cash only.
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Cerveceria Havemeyer
149 Havemeyer StMy go-to Mexican restaurant. Everything on the menu is amazing. Cash only.
OTB
141 BroadwayGreat food, great drinks. Casual atmosphere. Serves late.
Lebanese. Good quick bite if you're on the go. Inexpensive.
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PASTRAMI MASTERS & WAFA'S EXPRESS
812 Grand StLebanese. Good quick bite if you're on the go. Inexpensive.
Intimate wine bar. Unique offerings. Sophisticated food. A lil pricey.
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The Four Horsemen
295 Grand StIntimate wine bar. Unique offerings. Sophisticated food. A lil pricey.
This is my favorite lunch spot in Williamsburg. Unique sandwiches, soups, and baked goods. Always fresh and quality sourced ingredients. Limited seating.
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Saltie
378 Metropolitan AvenueThis is my favorite lunch spot in Williamsburg. Unique sandwiches, soups, and baked goods. Always fresh and quality sourced ingredients. Limited seating.
Best steak in all of Williamsburg. Yes, better than Peter Luger!
Everything on the menu is amazing. They do not take reservations and always busy, so go early or be prepared to wait.
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St. Anselm
355 Metropolitan AveBest steak in all of Williamsburg. Yes, better than Peter Luger!
Everything on the menu is amazing. They do not take reservations and always busy, so go early or be prepared to wait.
Unique combination of Jewish and Japanese food. Can run a little pricey.
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Shalom Japan
310 S 4th StUnique combination of Jewish and Japanese food. Can run a little pricey.
Samesa
30 Rockefeller PlazaMiddle eastern food, mostly take out. Very tasty!
Gimme Coffee
495 Lorimer StCity of Saints Coffee Roasters
297 Meserole StYou've maybe heard of it? One of the most popular restaurants in the past 10 years in all of New York. Mostly pizza but also other Italian fare. Fun atmosphere. Expect to wait.
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Roberta's
261 Moore StYou've maybe heard of it? One of the most popular restaurants in the past 10 years in all of New York. Mostly pizza but also other Italian fare. Fun atmosphere. Expect to wait.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Topaz
251 Bushwick AveGreat cocktails, short food menu.
duckduck
153 Montrose AveFeatherweight
135 Graham AveBest cocktail bar in the neighborhood.
The Starlight
596 Grand StA little bit of a dive but good late night food menu!