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    Wyckoff St Mosaic House

    5.0 (3 reviews)

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    Fort Greene - Foggy and gray in Brooklyn today.

    Fort Greene

    4.8(13 reviews)
    0.8 miFort Greene

    Fort Greene "is The Joint" I'm guessing my older more famous cohort Spike would say of his old…read morestomping grounds. I took this part of the hood for granted growing up. Later learned that the tower was a memorial for our Revolutionary War fallen veterans. George Washington snuck away from the Redcoats in the middle of the fog to avoid defeat in one of the many Revolutionary W battles. Spike Lee had a store The Spike Lee Joint selling clothing hats etc from his line at the time from the 80's to I believe 90's. Tennis courts in Fort Greene Park. Also the park was the site of the gauntlet gang initiation scene in The Education of Sonny Carson. Brooklyn Tech. The Brooklyn Academy of Music, The Barclay's, Junior's, The Albee Square Food Court, and countless excellent restaurants. Oh. And don't forget the Clock which used to be one of the tallest structures in Brooklyn before the 2000's and the Chase Building that looks like something from Lord of the Rings. It is a residential area with beautiful brownstones. Truly an awesome neighborhood

    If you ever need to test the durability of a backpack, just spend a day at Fort Greene Park. Mine…read morehas now survived three unexpected dirt slides, one collision with an overenthusiastic golden retriever, and a near-disastrous moment where I thought I lost my sketchbook in the grass. (It was under my leg. Typical.) I originally came here to get some work done, but that plan derailed when I got distracted by a group of people practising acrobatics on the lawn. Watching someone casually flip through the air while you struggle to open a granola bar puts things in perspective. They fell a few times, laughed it off, and tried again--like failure wasn't even a thing to consider. I respect that. One day, a woman with calloused hands sat next to me and began carefully arranging leaves on the bench beside her. She sorted them by colour--deep reds, crisp yellows, tired browns--before pressing each one flat against the wood as if committing them to memory. A breeze came through and scattered her careful work, but she only smiled and started again. I almost asked what she was making, but some things don't need a final form to have meaning. Five stars. Come here if you need space to think or if you want a reminder that the world is full of people quietly working on things that matter to them.

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    Evelina - Evelina's Dining Room -  Shot by Shane Condino

    Evelina

    4.4(509 reviews)
    1.0 miFort Greene
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    So a friend and I decided to dine out on a Tuesday, thinking that most places would be empty, well…read morenot EVELINA. We were able to snag an early seating at 6:30. Note: reservations are not required but definitely suggested!! This place was packed. Every table sat, but a few chairs at the bar. I give this place 5 stars, EVERYTHING was lovely! The dim lights, (I love a dark and moody restaurant) noise level, talk-able but good music in the background, food, drinks, service.... all of it TOP NOTCH. Let's get into the deets.... I ordered the Portia cocktail... if you like Mezcal, you should definitely try this one. Smoky and a little sweet, it was a delicious drink We order Pinsa Bianca for appetizers, the bread, roasted peppers and whipped ricotta all made for a light but delish start. We then dove into the rib-eye (for 2) DELICIOUS ! One of the best steaks outside of a steakhouse I have had. The marbling gave it great flavor, salted well and the perfect char on the outside, it was accompanied by French fries and broccolini. All a great addition; The broccolini was surprisingly not too bitter which was nice. To round it off we ordered their version of a Lemon tart! It was the perfect level of sweet and tart! Yummmo Overall a great place for dinner, run don't walk, you won't be disappointed! You'll thank me later

    I finally tried this place and it didn't disappoint. It's always very crowded so I wanted to give…read moreit a try. My husband and I decided to share the papardelle oxtail ragú and the squid ink spaghetti. Both were very good but the oxtail ragú was exceptional! It felt a little heavy but i would still recommend it. The portions are very generous. We got seated right away in the outside area. They had so many dishes we wanted to try so we will have to go back!

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    Gersi - Black Linguini with calamari

    Gersi

    4.3(417 reviews)
    0.3 miCarroll Gardens
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    Gersi isn't just a restaurant; it's a genre, specifically the neighborhood Italian cafe. The kind…read morethat dotted Brooklyn's landscape a generation ago, the kind Billy Joel is talking about in that song. The food is up to the exacting standard that New York demands of its Italian cuisine. Don't expect a Carbone or Torrisi rival, but don't expect the glittering, nauseating Instagram-fueled hype machine of those places either. This is uncomplicated, unglamorous comfort in the same way a favorite sweater or a long marriage is. Come with your partner, split a bottle of wine, have one of their eight or so nightly pasta specials, and end with the tiramisu. And hey, how lucky are you to live in a place where this kind of delicious joy is a quotidian experience?

    3.5 First time brunch dining in on a continued arctic…read morewinter day. The dining area was packed when we arrived. Service was friendly and we kicked things off with a delicious Ginger Lime Margarita. Focaccia and a White Bean tapenade was brought to the table on the house and it was very good. We both ordered the Zucchini Omelet with Fontina Cheese and it was served with a side salad along with one slice of toasted bread. We asked for more bread but since they ran out, more foccacia (and yet more beans) was brought to the table. Though I enjoyed my brunch and omelet, my dining partner didn't share the same sentiment. (Her omelet had to be remade upon first arriving to the table). I'd return.

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    Clinton Hill - My crib is fresh wid da One Dollar Twenty-Five PLUS items! BuhYaCah!

    Clinton Hill

    5.0(3 reviews)
    1.4 miClinton Hill

    The July 4th fireworks along the Manhattan skyline. The beautiful sunset toward the Statue of…read moreLiberty and the Astor Pl tower clock glowing in the evening. These are the beautiful images that I took for granted in this unique neighborhood. Where Notorious B.I.G., Li'l Kim, Mos Def, Rosie Perez and Susan Sarandon called home, and the Quincy Ave and Downing block was featured in Dave Chapelle's Block Party movie 2005. Home of Pratt Institute whose founder built brownstone mansions for his family members, and adjacent to Bed Sty, Williamsburg and Fort Greene. Steinway Studios on Washington and Flushing where Spike Lee's Inside Man was filmed. Now with restaurants, cafes and hipsters gallore.

    My apologies but I'm never sure if I'm in Fort Greene, Bedstuy, Crown Heights or Clinton Hill so…read moregoogle earth is a handy little app. Like most parts of Brooklyn I love it here. Like most of the stories being told the people are fed up of being "pushed" out. Gentrification. My friend who has lived here for many years says "pretty soon ima have to leave". He's genuinely concerned. He's not a typical worrier. I enjoy walking the streets during all seasons, summer-time peering into restaurants/bistros/cafes coming up with stories of their occupants. I have been known to sit on benches outside these establishments for hours just observing and writing stories......in my head. What is it with the bodegas and their cats? I'll be back to update this review from time to time. Not quite....the end.

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    Tastes of Brooklyn

    Tastes of Brooklyn

    4.0(3 reviews)
    0.4 miCobble Hill

    I went to the Tastes of Brooklyn event along Franklin Ave. The festival offered ticket sales online…read moreand I appreciated that you could buy tickets without any service fee on top of the ticket price (~$10/taste). Ticket pickup in front of Cent'Anni was easy once I knew where to go, and I found it so helpful that there was a map and list of what each spot was offering. That list was useful in planning what I wanted to try. In the future, I'd recommend that the event hosts try to confirm these listings with participating restaurants a bit closer to the event date, because some of them were inaccurate. One place listed as offering "sliders" served only a single (scrumptious) slider, and another spot listed as offering a "choice of two tacos or a margarita" informed me when I arrived that they weren't offering the margarita after all. I thought the offerings were pretty fair, just wish the list had been a bit more accurate. While I wouldn't recommend Tastes of Brooklyn to someone looking for a "good deal", it wasn't a bad way to share a walk and various foods with a friend while supporting Seeds in the Middle.

    I think it was fine, but probably overpriced. Sure, it was for a cause but a lot of the…read moreparticipating vendors were very inconsistent. Some places did food and booze as one stamp, while others made it two separate ones. Some portion sizes were gigantic, while others didn't even give a full slice of pizza. And a few closed up shop early because they were so popular (we ended up with extra tickets that we just spent on half slices of pizza because nothing else was left). The ticket pickup station at the Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club was also a bit of a hassle. Not the most centrally located, and their ticketing system was a mess. A lot of manual handwritten notes. That said, I appreciated all the businesses that participated (some of which I've never been to before!), but I wish it were better organized.

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    Happy in Carroll Park at Tastes of Brooklyn

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    Wyckoff St Mosaic House - localflavor - Updated June 2026

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