Brooklyn Bagel & Coffee Company

Nestled near the 1 train, this cozy spot serves up elevated American classics with a vibrant cocktail scene and a welcoming vibe that keeps regulars coming back.

A trendy tavern that’s a celebrity favorite, serving top-notch French bistro dishes in a charming, vintage-inspired setting—perfect for a taste of classic New York.

Casual, Brooklyn-based pizzeria chain serving brick-oven pies & calzones, plus wine & beer.

This hamburger hot spot connected to the Crown Heights bar also offers sandwiches & spirits.

Vibrant and popular, Maya enchants diners with its delicious Mexican fare, bottomless brunch, and a lively tequila bar ambience.

An industrial-chic hotel in a former paper factory with free WiFi & a restaurant. Adjacent to the Kaufman Arts District, this industrial-chic hotel in a former paper factory is a 2-minute walk to the subway. Modern rooms with 12-foot ceilings and large windows feature wood or polished concrete floors, contemporary art, flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. Upgraded rooms add complimentary continental breakfast and/or kitchenettes. Amenities include a restaurant, a coffee shop and a games room, plus event space and meeting rooms.

Rustic cafe specializing in coffees, teas & daytime bites, with shelves of home items for sale.

Casual Thai restaurant preparing familiar dishes and specialties such as sugarcane shrimp donuts and butterfly pea lychee soda.

"We are the oldest operating bialy bakery in the United States. Since 1936 we have been providing the best bagels, bialys and sandwiches to NYC. More often than not, anything that hangs around that long simply runs out of steam. Not so with Kossar's… we're getting better. Brick oven-baked bialys, kettle-boiled bagels, and many other old-world, specialty-baked goods. All of the same authentic ingredients and care that you'd expect from a heritage of excellence dating back generations to 17th century Eastern Europe. We use the highest-quality natural wheat flour, fresh eggs, premium brewer's yeast, fine kosher salt, pure malt syrup, and our not-so-secret ingredient, good old New York City tap water."

In the lively heart of TriBeCa, this rustic Italian spot boasts delicious dishes, friendly service, and a charming ambiance that keeps diners coming back.