Vinnie’s doles out classic New York slices and specialty pies with themes based on pop culture. Think or -oriented toppings.
Stop by the Colombian arepa and wine bar for a small snack, dinner, or after-meal drink.
Wings, tacos, cornbread, and pulled pork are enough to keep locals coming back to a neighborhood joint with excellent craft beers.
The pint-size Eastern European restaurant offers Slavic comfort food with a BYOB option.
The No. 7 Sub outpost in Greenpoint has a full bar in addition to its famed brisket, broccoli, and turkey meatloaf hoagies.
Neapolitan-style pizza are made in a wood-fired oven, though the restaurant itself feels like a cozy mountain cabin.
A roomy backyard, eclectic beer list, and regular indie rock star appearances, make Beloved a favorite yet unpretentious neighborhood hangout.
Polish beers and a no-frills decor make Keg and Lantern popular with the laid-back after-work crowd.
The see-and-be-seen Scandinavian beer garden in Greenpoint is popular among local celebrities and hipsters who seek out rare brews.
The prohibition-era themed bar is complete with saloon-swinging doors, quaint flower boxes, and excellent whiskey-based cocktails.
Open since 1928, this Greenpoint staple is now owned by East Village nightlife vets but the vibes are still old-school Brooklyn.
This beer bar has brews that are decidedly lower in alcohol content but boast immense flavor. Plus, there’s shuffleboard here.
Close to Williamsburg, Enid’s is a hangout for young folks in skinny jeans on the nighttime prowl.
Though seen as a cocktail heaven, The Richardson employs unpretentious bartenders and even serves beer.
Vintage-inspired dresses, faded soft tees, and studded clutches are all up for grabs at the funky and fashionable womenswear boutique on Franklin street.
Find eccentric knickknacks, odd lighting fixtures, and vintage clothing at the lovable antique store.
Heart-shaped charms with R-rated slogans made this eclectic shop famous in New York.
A women’s clothing store dedicated to self-expression, art, individualism, and excitement.
Right next to the East River, Greenpoint Playground has outstanding views of Manhattan.
Recently-opened, Transmitter Park is the Greenpoint gateway to the developing waterfront that will extend from Long Island City to Williamsburg.
The fitness and wellness center offers classes in yoga, zumba, and tai-chi, plus massages and acupuncture.
The bright and airy yoga studio welcomes neighbors of all skill sets and levels at its Manhattan Avenue location.
With exposed brick and vintage chrome drying stations, the Parlour specializes in hair care and and has an in-house urban garden.
A locally-owned old-fashioned donut shop that gives Greenpointers a reason to wake up early on Saturday mornings.
New Yorkers flock to the House of Vans for free summer concerts, its popular skate park, and notorious house parties.
