Brooklyn Heights is one of New York City’s most desirable neighborhoods, which may lead many to think moving there is astronomically expensive. Yet of the 116 residential units sold in Brooklyn Heights during the first half… More
American, Caribbean, French, Italian, Japanese, Mexican… Those are just a few of the cuisines dished up by Brooklyn Heights restaurants on Atlantic Avenue alone. Dining options are equally diverse throughout the rest of the neighborhood, offering… More
The best things in life, and in Brooklyn Heights, are free. Stroll among the former carriage houses of Grace Court Alley; explore Plymouth Church, founded by abolitionist Henry Ward Beecher and a former stop on the… More
New York City’s first-ever historic district makes up much of Brooklyn Heights, which is why so many of the neighborhood’s 19th-century buildings remain intact. That’s not to say Brooklyn Heights lives in the past, however. This… More
Brooklyn Heights has its share of national chains: Kiehl’s, PetSmart, Sephora, Trader Joe’s, Urban Outfitters. But they are outnumbered by the one-of-a-kind boutiques, vintage shops, and specialty retailers that help Brooklyn Heights retain its unique friendly-neighborhood… More
For those with discerning palates, it is not enough for a neighborhood to have a variety of top-notch restaurants. It must also include shops that sell superior ingredients for preparing meals at home. Brooklyn Heights has… More
Brooklyn Heights’ reputation as a family-friendly neighborhood is well earned, as proved by its wealth of enrichment programs for kids. Babies and toddlers can clap their hands at sing-alongs or roll around on mats. Older kids… More
