Il Gattopardo

Neighborhood eatery with an intimate feel serving a New American menu paired with cocktails & wine.

Charming and bustling, this diner whips up delightful pancakes and international comfort fare, making it a must-stop brunch spot in NYC.

This cozy gem serves up deliciously unexpected Jewish-Japanese fusion small plates, making it a perfect spot for a fun night out or a unique culinary experience.

Charming and cozy, this Park Slope Italian spot serves comforting pasta dishes and great wine in an intimate, welcoming atmosphere.

Agi's Counter serves upscale Jewish and Eastern European dishes in a cozy, boho-chic space, highlighting delectable brunch staples and pastries.

In a no-frills Midwood spot, pizza lovers swarm for slices where the fresh sauce and perfect crust make every wait worth it.

Fort Greene Park is a city-owned and -operated park in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. The 30.2-acre park was originally named after the fort formerly located there, Fort Putnam, itself was named for Rufus Putnam, George Washington's chief of engineers in the Revolutionary War.

Bar Madonna is a chic spot where crafted cocktails and mouthwatering bites like the smashed meatball parm create the perfect backdrop for a lively night out.

Snug German restaurant and bar with an old-world vibe, known for its elaborate holiday decorations.