Get 1 lb of brisket, half a rack of jerked baby backs, the pork belly tacos, baked beans, and Sriracha wings. Hang with the most soulful people in all near and far boroughs, and forget you're in NY!
Top 3 bbq in NYC worth the ResdHook trek. Brisket as good at Mighty Quinn's, and a unique lamb belly banh mi sandwich where the sweet and spicy sauce cut the lamb fat perfectly.
The brisket is a must... so is the pulled pork, ribs, any of the sandwiches, sausages, sriracha hot wings, queso mac ‘n’ cheese, cole slaw, beans, collared greens and the corn bread. Ok just have it. Read more.
Fantastic fish sandwich acts as an excellent hot sauce delivery vehicle!
Calling all Canadians: the Bloody Breuklen is essentially a Caesar. Get it with spicy habanero tequila - amazing.
Play the micro mini golf course out back & check out the top floor hot sauce collection lining the booths, walls and partitions.
Try the Pressed Ham, Provolone And Banana Peppers - Spicy!
Delicious brunch here. The biscuit sandwich is really good with a jalapeño jelly that makes it spicy, sweet and salty all in one sandwich.
might be my fave brunch spot in all of NYC. get a side of the jalapeño marmalade and smother whatever you ordered in it. you won't regret it.
Came back two days in a row. Turkey sandwich was unreal. Broccoli Rabe and Siracha Honey. Come on.
Their sandwiches are a killer & their coffee is to die for!
“If a deli is only as good as its egg-and-cheese, Court Street Grocers rules them all: creamy scrambled eggs, melted white Cheddar, arugula, and a split hickory-smoked sausage, on a buttered roll.” Read more.
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Bimbimbop steak was good and spicy. Skip the salad.
Get the bibimbap (mix everything together), dumplings, and French toast! If they have the chicken tinga or pork tostada, get that as well.
sweet & spicy turkey sandwich w/ a grape Stewarts!
Best pastrami in Brooklyn by far
Ridiculous sandwich shop. The 1/3 size is more than enough for one non-fatso person. Roast beef, mozz and eggplant did not disappoint. Can't wait to come back and try the others.
get the papusa - one with pork and one with jalapeno. the flower one isn't as good.
A ton of food options so go w/ a friend and share a couple plates. Try the watermelon sandia drink, beef tostadas, pupusas and then walk to Ikea and take the free water taxi home
head over to the vendors and grab a tamale or pupusa, elote (corn with cotija and chili powder) and a watermelon drink. don't fill up here; there are most culinary stops on this tour.
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Thursday night trivia with Quizmaster Sean is awesome. Well worth the trip out to Red Hook!
One of the more underrated - and unique - pizzas in Brooklyn. The sauce is sweet, the dough is airy.
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Go for the ravioli, coffee, organic cereal selection, craft beers, cheese counter, and the view!
Today, I was here to speak at the reopening of the Fairway Market in Red Hook.
Try the jalapeño and cheese pupusa.
The chicken and cheese pupusa is amazing!
This truck appears at the Red Hook Ball Fields during warm months. They make some excellent pupusas.
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Classic lobster roll! Meyer lemon lemonade.
The freshest of fresh. This casual Red Hook spot has one of the best lobster rolls in the city. Get one with a bag of chips and the blueberry soda. Yum!
Try the jalapeno creamcheese!
This place doesn't look like much, but the Bacon Egg and Cheese on an Everything Bagel is amazing!
If you want coffee, visit across the street. This place has some of the worse coffee I’ve ever tasted.
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In the summer, many locals leave chicken bones and food after cook-outs. Beware, especially if you enjoy off-leash hours with your dog. Certain foods can be deadly.
As of 5/23/2011, Coffey Park, along with all other NYC parks, beaches, and pedestrian plazas, is smoke-free! Learn more at www.nycsmokefree.org.
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perfect summer day-drinking spot. great backyard.
Cheap with SUPER epic backyard. The game "quick wit" is ages 10 and up trivia. I got TONS wrong
If you ever have the opportunity to tour the brewery jump on it. If you're lucky, you'll be able to sample unreleased beers from the Sixpoint kegerator.
Behind the large green barn doors on Dwight Street is where the magic happens...
While not currently open to the public for tours, this brewery - open since 2005 - is the birthplace of off-the-wall, experimental beer that has made it one of the most-beloved breweries in New York.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA