Rosemary's Guidebook
Local food
Some close by places to the house for either lunch or dinner. Better to uber to.
Hana Asian Bistro
150-03 Cross Bay BlvdArepalicious
137-20 Cross Bay BlvdPanera Bread
61-35 Junction BlvdBarosa
6229 Woodhaven BlvdItalian restaurant and pizzeria with a nice sitting area inside and outside in nice weather. Alcoholic drinks available.
48 recommandé par les habitants
La Villa Pizzeria
261 5th AveItalian restaurant and pizzeria with a nice sitting area inside and outside in nice weather. Alcoholic drinks available.
Sightseeing & food
Hudson Yards is unlike anything ever built before -- a living, breathing neighborhood that champions first-to-New York experiences. Climb Vessel (temporarily known as), the interactive centerpiece of Hudson Yards. Visit The Shed, a new center for art and inspiration. Or take in the scene from thrilling new heights on Edge -- an outdoor space a thousand feet in the air.
155 recommandé par les habitants
Hudson River Park
Hudson Yards is unlike anything ever built before -- a living, breathing neighborhood that champions first-to-New York experiences. Climb Vessel (temporarily known as), the interactive centerpiece of Hudson Yards. Visit The Shed, a new center for art and inspiration. Or take in the scene from thrilling new heights on Edge -- an outdoor space a thousand feet in the air.
One World Observatory
117 West StVibrant venue in industrial buildings offering hip eateries, shops, art galleries & outdoor events
108 recommandé par les habitants
Industry City
220 36th StVibrant venue in industrial buildings offering hip eateries, shops, art galleries & outdoor events
Sightseeing
Pont de Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge PromenadeA once-abandoned elevated train track that was transformed into a crazy-popular, bucolic walkway.
It’s 1.45-mile park’s gardens, taking in sweet views of the Hudson, the Whitney Museum of Art plenty of pretty flowers and plants that are mostly indigenous to the region.
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High Line Park
A once-abandoned elevated train track that was transformed into a crazy-popular, bucolic walkway.
It’s 1.45-mile park’s gardens, taking in sweet views of the Hudson, the Whitney Museum of Art plenty of pretty flowers and plants that are mostly indigenous to the region.
Museums
Contemporary art and it’s right next to the Brooklyn botanical garden.
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern ParkwayFood scene
Showcasing 40 vendors who reflect the cultural and ethnic diversity of the borough, DeKalb Market Hall is raising Brooklyn’s profile as a hub of innovative cooking and dining experiences.
148 recommandé par les habitants
Dekalb Market Hall
445 Albee Square WShowcasing 40 vendors who reflect the cultural and ethnic diversity of the borough, DeKalb Market Hall is raising Brooklyn’s profile as a hub of innovative cooking and dining experiences.
Time Out Market New York
55 Water StOne of the largest weekly open-air food markets in the U.S., Smorgasburg attracts thousands of people each weekend to try exciting new offering from more than 100 local vendors. In the summers only.
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Smorgasburg
90 Kent AveOne of the largest weekly open-air food markets in the U.S., Smorgasburg attracts thousands of people each weekend to try exciting new offering from more than 100 local vendors. In the summers only.
Nutella Cafe
Mercado Little Spain
10 Hudson YardsParks
Central Park
Coney Island
Domino Park
15 Kent AveParc d'État Shirley Chisholm
1750 Granville Payne AveNew state park close by!!
Party scene
With its top-flight sound system, sophisticated menu and deeply chill vibes, Nowadays is a slice of Neverland for club kids. Opened by Mister Saturday Night cofounders Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter, Nowadays’ ample outdoor space is the home of its day-party incarnation Mister Sunday and the Ridgewood Market as well as a regular slate of readings and discussions.
215 recommandé par les habitants
Nowadays
56-06 Cooper AveWith its top-flight sound system, sophisticated menu and deeply chill vibes, Nowadays is a slice of Neverland for club kids. Opened by Mister Saturday Night cofounders Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter, Nowadays’ ample outdoor space is the home of its day-party incarnation Mister Sunday and the Ridgewood Market as well as a regular slate of readings and discussions.