The Alibi
Owing to its grand tree-lined streets and serene townhouses, Fort Greene can often feel like it's much further from Manhattan than it is. But stay long enough at Alibi, an odd…
- story: Leslie Pariseau
Owing to its grand tree-lined streets and serene townhouses, Fort Greene can often feel like it's much further from Manhattan than it is. But stay long enough at Alibi, an odd…
Named for the dumpy (but beloved) Gowanus Canal just a stone's throw away, Canal Bar is the catchall watering hole for this oddball neighborhood of warehouses and rowhomes. The vintage…
Farrell's opened in 1933 right after Prohibition took its final breath. Back then, it was a haven for the working class Irish in this neighborhood, and though it's had a…
South is a comfortable neighborhood dive. A cut above your average dive, the bar boasts a small selection of craft beer, a nice range of whiskey, some solid bar food and a…
Rarely in Brooklyn will you find the speakeasy-style bar or cagey doorman that came to define an era of Manhattan cocktail bars. Brooklyn took its sweet time developing its own scene (and,…
We're fortunate to be living (and drinking) in an age when restaurant bars have come to mean so much more than a place of exile while waiting for a table,…
Bring up Brooklyn to any of its residents, regardless of the neighborhood they call home, and your conversation will eventually find its way to the one truth everyone can agree on: Brooklyn is…
Not all that long ago, it was hard to imagine that, say, a neighborhood like Williamsburg would be much more than a shot-and-a-shitty-beer kind of town. And while it hasn't…
You can't talk about Brooklyn without talking about the Franks. In 2010 Frank Castronovo and Frank Falcinelli opened Prime Meats, two doors down from their decade-old Frankies 457 Spuntino. The…
Walk inside Bushwick's Roberta's and you'll find a patchwork setting of communal tables and picnic benches, strings of hanging lights, a rooftop garden, outdoor seating pockets, a tented tiki bar, a shipping…