To get a feel for the energy in Crown Heights, you need only take a walk down Franklin. This
Like many Brooklyn neighborhoods, Crown Heights is constantly reinventing itself—every week a new restaurant opens its doors, a favorite bar becomes a blip on the radar and a trendy new shop opens for business. As Crown Heights continues to develop, there’s no doubt that it will continue to be among Brooklyn’s most popular neighborhoods for residents and visitors alike.
To get a feel for the energy in Crown Heights, you need only take a walk down Franklin. This colorful avenue is bursting with new businesses, bars and restaurants—most of them locally owned. Further east, you’ll discover a quieter and more residential setting boasting fantastic residential architecture, including a variety of unique row houses and expansive pre-war apartment buildings. Finally, don’t forget to visit Nostrand Avenue to experience the neighborhood’s Caribbean and West Indian culture.
While Crown Heights may fit all of your needs at home, the allure of New York City is always prevalent. Luckily, getting around Crown Heights, traveling the borough of Brooklyn or making your way to Manhattan is simple from this well-connected neighborhood.
Always known for its West Indian specialties, Crown Heights has seen an overwhelming amount of new restaurants emerge, introducing new styles and cuisines fit for any foodie. You'll find post-dinner snacks, cozy cafes and dessert shops all along Franklin Avenue for the perfect finish to any meal.
Pubs, bars and taverns can be spotted across the entire landscape of Crown Heights. Some are landmarks with long-time loyal crowds, others have been revamped alongside their neighborhood.
Manhattan isn’t the only place you’ll find one-of-a-kind locations to shop, scenic outdoor spaces and plenty of things to do in one place. Crown Heights boasts boutiques, beautiful parks and plenty of fun, exciting places to visit. It's also the home of the Brooklyn Children's Museum.
Whether you’re looking to get your stretch on at the yoga studio, shred some calories doing CrossFit or pump iron the old-fashioned way, Crown Heights has a gym for you.
Barboncino Pizza: It's like eating homemade pizza made by your own Italian Grandma.
”Jordan C.
Neighborhood: Crown Heights
Cafe Rue Dix: It's a cute, intimate restaurant on the corner of Bedford and Park Place. They have good food, good music and great people. The shrimp fettuccine is excellent!
”Kim T.
Neighborhood: Crown Heights
Brooklyn Museum: Every first Saturday of the month the museum hosts a party for adults from about 5 pm - 11 pm, with a cash bar and a DJ or live band.
”Priscilla P.
Neighborhood: Crown Heights
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