Ankita's Guidebook
Food scene
Absolutely delicious Mexican food with exceptional service. The menu is fresh and the interior is beautiful. Trendy and warm atmosphere.
566 recommandé par les habitants
Chavela's
736 Franklin AveAbsolutely delicious Mexican food with exceptional service. The menu is fresh and the interior is beautiful. Trendy and warm atmosphere.
Delicious pizza and hearty wine in a rustic setting. The lighting is warm and perfect for a date night. It feels like you’re eating in a romantic, warm, brick oven.
522 recommandé par les habitants
Barboncino Pizza
781 Franklin AveDelicious pizza and hearty wine in a rustic setting. The lighting is warm and perfect for a date night. It feels like you’re eating in a romantic, warm, brick oven.
The best blackout chocolate cake and white chocolate raspberry cheesecake you’ll ever try. Seriously. Do yourself a favor and just get it!
93 recommandé par les habitants
Little Cupcake Bakeshop
30 Prince StThe best blackout chocolate cake and white chocolate raspberry cheesecake you’ll ever try. Seriously. Do yourself a favor and just get it!
Sightseeing
Absolutely gorgeous museum in the center of Brooklyn, off of Eastern Parkway. There are lots of beautiful exhibits on contemporary and historic artists. It’s right next to the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, the Prospect Park Zoo, and Grand Army Plaza.
3011 recommandé par les habitants
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern PkwyAbsolutely gorgeous museum in the center of Brooklyn, off of Eastern Parkway. There are lots of beautiful exhibits on contemporary and historic artists. It’s right next to the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, the Prospect Park Zoo, and Grand Army Plaza.
The most beautiful and spacious park in Brooklyn. Absolutely stunning and peaceful views to walk around in and look at the nature. There’s plenty of dogs, families, and groups of friends sitting around and enjoying the fresh air.
3418 recommandé par les habitants
Prospect Park
The most beautiful and spacious park in Brooklyn. Absolutely stunning and peaceful views to walk around in and look at the nature. There’s plenty of dogs, families, and groups of friends sitting around and enjoying the fresh air.
Conseils aux voyageurs
Se déplacer dans les environs
Subways are your friend!
Subways are the fastest and cheapest to get around the city - at $2.75 per swipe. They’re extremely convenient; just beware of the weekends. Weekend service often means trains run less frequently and make local stops instead of running express. I don’t recommend the bus for someone who is not a New Yorker or familiar with train systems. Ubers are extremely expensive and can be upwards of $100 for long rides, or during busy times. For anything a mile or less away, if you are capable, walk! It’s the best way to see the city.
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Bring comfortable walking shoes!
You may want to bust out your coolest combat boots and strapped stiletto heels (and you totally should), but save it for your night activities. You’ll want some comfortable shoes when you’re running up and down the subway, walking through the streets, and sightseeing. It’s easy to get tired after just a few hours of walking around, and you want to make sure you don’t injure your feet your very first day in the city.
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Don’t leave without trying pizza & a bagel
The rumors are true — we have the best bagels & pizza in the U.S. It’s undebatable! Make sure not to leave before trying one of each - even if you have to grab it from a cart off the street. Still delicious.