They have gluten free pizza! Plus an upscale ski lodge vibe with bluegrass and oldies tunes. Solid choice in this ever-changing neighborhood
Imagine a pizza & empanada house in your mind. WTF does that look like? Walk in with your eyes closed, open them, and you see an intimate ski lodge that's great for groups. You're in Brooklyn.
This pizza's insane. Truffle pizza, truffle pizza. Also really cool, ski lodge feel. Great date/hang spot
Small and hilly oasis that is a haven for the locals – it’s the perfect place to take a stroll with the kids and the dog. The playground is a bit wild. Visit the ski hill in the winter.
Head to the top of Owl's Head Park for great sledding and a beautiful waterfront view. Read more.
Fall Foliage: Stroll through colorful oaks, maples, beeches and tulip poplars, looking out on the New York Harbor.
Looking for a REALLY great place to eat whilst in Brooklyn? Taxi it over to Bogota Latin Bistro on 5th Avenue @ St. John's Place in Park Slope. Great drinks. Awesome Food. Cool Vibe. Read more.
The concierge lounge view at sunset and night is amazing
The room city view details are miss leading & ofc not worth a penny at all. You'll barely see anything. Besides, the hotel furnitures & equipment are a bit old & below the average.
This sloping two-acre park is one of the largest canine play spaces in the city. The fenced-in area is off-leash at all times and coated with a bed of soft wood chips that’s easy on the paws. Read more.
Great park with water to rinse off pups and lots of room to run around. Also come for corgi meetups!
Let your pooch run free in this large 2+ acre park with natural wood chips. Dog/human water fountains available for refreshments during the warm months and a separate gated area for smaller pups.
Ski ball abd darts in the back.
Order a Bloody Mary.. comes with the works and the mix is right on.
Great happy hour specials
delicious drinks. this place feels like a ski lodge. they do punch really well too.
$5 Wassail are a failsafe, definitely try the smoked green tea and jameson toddy if it's on the menu. Toss the lemon. Doesn't need it. YUM!
more like "the drunk"
This is one of the best designed more unique event spaces in NYC, it's like being in a Scandinavian ski lodge.
Awesome design type bar. Come for the architecture. Can get really crowded at night though.
Cool venue with projector showing dances in the 80s
Enter near Highland Blvd. and Jamaica Ave. and head to the best sledding slopes in Cypress Hills. Read more.
This huge park encompasses parts of both Brooklyn and Queens, and is a great place to take the kids to play some tennis.
Highland Park is one of two NYC parks that have smaller 36-foot tennis courts for children. Bring the kids, and play nearby on one of the 10 newly refurbished adult courts for a great game. Read more.
Very new hotel and very close to Park Slope. Solid alternative to the expensive and outdated Marriott Brooklyn Bridge. Friendliest staff I've dealt with in New York.
Great staff and nice hotel. Stay on the south side, away from the dogs. And check out the roof. Nic
Roof top has great views, new property that is chic & hip
Stop by on December 4th for the Brooklyn Ski Club 5-YR anniversary w/ Wild Yaks, Gunfight!, Raccoon Fighter & more! Cheap booze all night.
Go for the rock, but do not sleep on those tacos. Go regular (not Mission) and you can’t go wrong.
Come see the Cheeseball Comedy show. Third Wednesday of the month.
Pick up the newest in ski and skate equipment and get a great cup of MUD coffee. Walk-up service window is a plus, as are the fun day-trips to a local ski resort.
Winner of Best Skateboard Shop in the Village Voice 2011 Best Of issue! The shop-brand clothing line is one of the best skate lines we've seen in years.
An educated consumer is our best customer. I think.
50 cent ski ball just outside the gate at the Eldorado Arcade
Nice clean addition to Coney Island and a great way to pave a comeback for the former amusement resort. Not a huge amusement park, but just the right size for a cherished Brooklyn relic.
Luna Park takes its name from the original Luna Park, which operated at Coney Island from 1903 to 1946.
See a Celebrate Brooklyn show at the Bandshell. Free bike valet, picnic on the back slope, come up with crafty ways to sneak in better cheaper beer ($6 budweiser?!).
Disembark at the 15th St–Prospect Park F or G stop for easy access to the public barbecues nearby; or just pack your blanket and some ready-to-eat snacks and make for the gently sloping pasture. Read more.
How can I say anything bad about Prospect Park!?! I grew up in Park Slope and this was our neighborhood park. BBQs in the Summer are always good especially with the free concerts at the Bandshell.
Awesome sandwiches here, also try the brocolli slaw and braised beets. Yum!
Turn off your device and let the evening wash over you like a dream. Don’t return to the grid until afterward. Pinky swear on that. Read more.
Everyone should shop here. Excellent food, good product selection, and great prices.
A very good reason to visit or live in Park Slope.
Plenty of green space for you to have a picnic on a nice summer day. Bring your dog and let it run free without a leash before 9am.
The nicest expanse of grass in all of NYC that seems to just go on for miles and miles. Come early on the weekend before 9am, and see the ridiculous amount of dogs and their owners playing!
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA