Oaxaca Taqueria is a popular spot for tacos, burritos and quesadillas.  At it's Bed-Stuy location you can expect vibrant flavors in a laid bac... [more]

A&E Supply Co in the Gowanus section of Brooklyn is a restaurant, coffee shop and whole animal butcher.  By day you will be able to buy gr... [more]

For full-on Brooklyn-esque style, you can't beat Alice's Arbor in Fort Greene which runs to multi-ethnicity (both staff and guests) and a look that... [more]

Imagine a bakery dedicated solely to baklava.  Antepli, in Bay Ridge, appears to have mastered it, showcasing tray after tray of stunningly fr... [more]

Now Brooklyn has its own Baba.  Because at Baba's Pierogies in Gowanus, it's grandma who's doing the cooking and there is a little bit of love... [more]

Hold onto your lederhosen, Black Forest Brooklyn in Fort Greene is everything you want in a German beer hall; a loud and boisterous crowd, large pi... [more]

This lively spot for Mexican is already drawing a young crowd for its margaritas and festive atmosphere. How festive?  Well, there are swingin... [more]

Carla Hall is bringing Southern hospitality to Brooklyn along with her flaming hot chicken. Located on the Brooklyn waterfront, the space is bright... [more]

Fashionable dining on the waterfront is marked by the arrival of Cecconi's in DUMBO. The restaurant offers stunning views of the Manhatta... [more]

From the outside, Chopstix looks like every other Chinese takeout joint, but the food is worth exploring.  Maybe it's the plump pork dumplings... [more]

Wine and cheese comes alive in North Williamsburg at Denizen run by a team that worked under Danny Meyers at The Modern. Executive Chef John Poiark... [more]

El Atoradero is a popular spot for authentic Mexican food in Prospect Heights. Start with some freshly made guacamole, ceviche or tamales. Tacos ar... [more]

Looking for authentic Mexican food?  Go where the Mexicans go.  El Tanampa is a hidden gem in the South Slope.   Located in the... [more]

Brooklyn's Chinatown in Sunset has an abundance of places to usher in the "Year of the Monkey."  We found ourselves at Favor Taste on 61st Str... [more]

Feltman's hot dogs are back in Coney Island! Invented by Charles Feltman in 1867, it was the first hot dog to be placed on a bun, giving beachgoers... [more]

Fletcher's is honest-to-goodness barbecue.  Brooklyn native Bill Fletcher quit his day job in the advertising business to jump whole hog into ... [more]

A taste of Tbilisi in Brooklyn.  The Georgian Dream Cafe Bakery is serving authentic Georgian cuisine in a bright, cheerful spot meant to rese... [more]

Gia Lam is a Vietnamese outpost in Sunset Park known for its home-style cooking.  Summer rolls come stuffed with sauteed beef or shrimp. ... [more]

New York's newest "hot pot" hot spot located in a converted auto shop in Sunset Park.  It's called Good Harvest and folks are lining up to get... [more]

Authentic New York City barbecue being served up on the Brooklyn waterfront.   That's what you will find at Hometown Bar-B-Cue, on Van Brunt S... [more]

There's a new kid on the block in Park Slope, a playground for diners looking for  serious eats in an attractive, if noisy setting.  Hugo... [more]

Thai comes alive at Kao Soy.  Located on Van Brunt Street in Red Hook, the restaurant draws a mix of hipsters and young families able to eat w... [more]

Ducks hanging in the window are usually a good sign that what lies ahead is a true Chinese experience.  Everything we tasted at Kings Kitchen ... [more]

The landmarked Childs restaurant building in Coney Island is now a massive food space called Kitchen 21. It's actually five different venues in one... [more]

Li-Lac Chocolates is New York City's oldest chocolate house, established in 1923. But it wasn't until recently that these handmade chocolates could... [more]

Modern Mediterranean arrives at Miss Ada, chef/owner Tomer Blechman's spot in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. The restaurant features a large bar, wooden ba... [more]

I must admit I'm rather new to the "hot pot" scene.  I tried it once in Manhattan and remembered liking it quite a bit.  So, when I stumb... [more]

Nathan's Famous is one of the most iconic brands in the world.   It's restaurant on Surf Avenue in Coney Island is where it all began more tha... [more]

There's always someplace new to explore in Brooklyn's Chinatown.  Luo Xing Ta is one of them.  The restaurant caters primarily to a Chine... [more]

It looks like Ruby's survived Coney Island renaissance and boy are we glad.   The restaurant which opens onto the boardwalk is serving up... [more]

On a quiet strip of Third Avenue in Brooklyn's growing Gowanus section you will find Runner & Stone.  The first thing you notice as you wa... [more]

When Hurricane Sandy hit, Salud, a popular tapas bar in the South Street Seaport shut down.  Fast forward four years later and Salud has reeme... [more]

If you're looking for old world charm, reliable service and the taste of Spain, head to Sancho's.  It's run by two friendly gentlemen who guid... [more]

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Smorgasburg's new Winter digs offers a wonderous assortment of foods worth digging into.  Inside this cavernous 50,000 square foot space at Su... [more]

Surfish is a Peruvian bistro in Park Slope serving tradional ceviches and tapas.  While the place is quite small, the flavors are huge.  ... [more]

Taheni Mediterranean Grill in Park Slope, Brooklyn is serving up traditional foods like hummus, baba gahnoush, fatoush and falafel. Grilled sirloin... [more]

Taking time to check out Tama. This spot on Lewis Avenue in Bed-Stuy is drawing a young crowd for its Filipino cuisine. Crispy pork spring rolls wi... [more]

Rogers Avenue in Crown Heights used to be a no-man's land.  But that is changing fast, thanks to restaurants like the The Food Sermon where yo... [more]

Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn is fast-becoming a destination for foodies. What started with a handful of inventive restaurants, like the&n... [more]

For fans of Chinese-style roast duck, The Roast in Sunset Park needs to be high on your list. You will be able to spot the restaurant, on 51 St and... [more]

Union Hall has somewhat of a split personality. The front of the place looks like you're about to enter a library or a den in some dark mansion wit... [more]

The team behind Blessings Café in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens are joining forces with Executive Chef/Partner Dave Ralston (formerly of Blue Hi... [more]

If simplicity brings bliss then the Vinegar House on the Brooklyn waterfront is a true contender. This rustic spot is perfect for sharing a cocktai... [more]

If you're looking for a true taste of Yemeni cuisine then head to the Yemen Cafe.  There are two locations in the city, one on Atlantic Avenue... [more]