Brooklyn Heights & Downtown
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From the bustling chaos of Court Street and Atlantic Ave, to the serene leafy streets lined with tall brownstones by the East River, Brooklyn Heights is home to a mix of timeless New York establishments and up-and-coming contemporary restaurants and bars. This historic district is a taste of what Brooklyn looked like in the 19th century. A day trip offers everything from museum hopping to fine dining, to world famous cheesecake, to kayaking in the East River and one of the best views of the Manhattan skyline.
Floyd
Vineapple
Fulton Hot Dog King
Borough Hall Farmers Market
Brooklyn Heights Promenade
Myrtle & Gold
Noodle Pudding
Brooklyn Historical Society
Tangerine
Junior's Brooklyn
Cobblestone
Montero's
Iris Cafe
Serenity now…
Long Island Bar
New York Transit Museum
Sahadis
Dellapietras
Dellarocco’s Pizza
Colonie
Goose Barnacle
Bruno’s Home Center
Stephen Powers’ Love Letter To Brooklyn
From Stephen, with love
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New York Transit Museum
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One of the more incredible things about New York is the long history of public transportation. The New York Transit Museum is a celebration of all things subway, bus, and trolley. Built into a historic 1936 IND subway station in Downtown Brooklyn nearly 40 years ago, it truly is a testament to the rich and sometimes dangerous history of connecting an entire city and the surrounding areas. Of note is the under-underground area that houses subway cars dating back to the turn of the century. You do need to bring your own monocle though.