We all know that Brooklyn has all been the birthplace of all things cool so we feel it’s our duty to share with you the hippest neighborhoods in Brooklyn and share exactly why they’ve earned their hip stripes.
Williamsburg
Much of the revitalization of Brooklyn took place in Williamsburg. The food scene in this enclave is thriving (Fette Sau and Smorgasburg got their start here). Sugary staples like Brooklyn Cupcake and Mast Brothers Chocolate Williamsburg are a foodie’s dream. For those looking to get their shop on, Grand Street iss the hub of shopping. Bushwick
It’s all happening in Bushwick. Head to Shops at the Loom, a 20 store emporium with everything from yoga studios and food shops to coffee shops and saloons. For some of the best pizza in Brooklyn and arguably NYC, don’t miss Roberta’s. To get a sense of the local artistic vibe, check out 56 Bogart Street (a.k.a The BogArt) a rotating gallery.
Park Slope
For classic Brooklyn architecture and a longstanding haven for hip young families, head to Park Slope Brooklyn. Al di là offers delicious Italian fare that’s some of the best in NYC. For down home meets high brow cuisine, check out Blue Ribbon Brooklyn. For brunch spots, check out Applewood, Colson Patisserie and Dizzy’s on 5th.
Carroll Gardens
Carroll Gardens, the neighborhood that directly surrounds NU Hotel Brooklyn, is undoubtedly hip. For authentic French ambiance and a chance to mingle with locals, head to Bar Tabac. Take a minute from exploring Brooklyn and chill in D’Amico Coffee a local favorite. Persons of Interest is a hip old school barbershop that channels retro modern cool Just down the street is Prospect Heights home to The Barclay’s Center where some of the hipped musical and entertainment acts around play.