Red Hook is the oasis outside the City that's SO close to the City. An old fishing and shipping neighborhood, Red Hook houses some of the friendliest businesses - and people, in all of the five boroughs, due largely in part to its NYC meets New England vibes. You won't find high-end boutiques or five-star restaurants, but everything combined will make up an all-around five-star experience unlike any other in NYC (and, trust - you'll discover a handful of other gems not on this list, too).
One of the higher-end dining experiences in Red Hook, The Good Fork serves up new American/Korean fusion in a space that somehow embodies all of the characteristics of the neighborhood. With a lovely back garden for the summer months, a warm, cozy and quaint dining room for the winter, the Good Fork's curved wood ceiling lends itself to feeling like you're inside a boat or an old diner car. The atmosphere is classic Red Hook
