Only 1 way to get a table here: order beers first, watch the tables like a hawk and ask if anybody is leaving as soon as you notice a twitch. After sitting down, send one of you to order. Good luck!
Hundreds of vendors selling vintage clothing, antiques, new jewelry and arts & crafts. Definitely go for the expanding selection of food!
It's all meatballs here, rolled into shape, featuring beef, spicy pork and chicken. Most popular is a bowl of beef meatballs with the classic tomato sauce and a slice of focaccia ($7). Read more.
Great local place. No minimums on credit cards, good beer selection, and good alcohol prices. Food is really good as well. Nice vibe.
Do not miss the brussels sprouts. Believe it or not, they are TO DIE FOR. Sit in the back room...the one in the way, way back.
This weekend the Williamsburg flea turns into an entirely grub-oriented market called Smorgasburg, with over a hundred vendors trying to feed you stuff like fresh local tempeh and heirloom beans. Read more.
Great location, amazing view! Excellent food hands down the best in authentic mexican! Don't miss the Enchiladas with the mole sauce. Superb!
Great east village date spot with charming rustic decor and a backyard garden. Ricotta toasts were delicious as was the chicken entree with goat cheese puree. Skip the cookies for a glass of Rose.
A good selection of beers, corn bread for the table, chicken pot pie, a killer fish of the day always. Nuff said.
The Barcade equation is simple and elegant: Vintage Arcade Games + Local Microbrews. Somebody get this guy the Field's Medal! - IFC Staff
Walk the whole thing (sunset = best). If its night time, look for the exhibitionists Doing Their Thing in the windows of the Standard Hotel. Sit in sunken mini-theater (you'll know it when you see it)
Test your balance as you walk along this Lightship that was built in 1929. Then head to Crunch to get in sea-worthy shape like the sailors that used to roam these decks.
Woodstock of Eating. Saturdays on the Williamsburg waterfront between North 6th and North 7th St., at the East River; and Sundays on the DUMBO waterfront at the historic Tobacco Warehouse Read more.
Established in 1854 - McSorley's can boast of being New York City's oldest continuously operated saloon. Everyone from Abe Lincoln to John Lennon have passed thru Mcsorley's swinging doors.
