Nearby Restaurants

Zaytoons
Urban Spring
Thai 101
The General Greene
Bidonville Coffee and Tea

Nearby Bars and Nightlife

Sputnik
Five Spot
Brooklyn Knights
The Alibi
Vesper Bar and Lounge

Nearby Shopping

Serena Bass Inc.
Bergen Bagels
Tessan
Barking Brown
RePop

Nearby Health and Fitness

Polish Bar of Brooklyn
Body by Brooklyn

Above information provided by nymag.com

Fort Greene

Fort Greene is a neighborhood rich in history and culture. It is home to some of New Yorks most beautiful 19th century brownstones. With its rows of magnificently proportioned homes and its wide tree-lined streets, this neighborhood exemplifies the historic charm that characterizes Brooklyn. Nestled at its center is Fort Greene Park, which is comprised of 30 acres of grassy expanses, walking paths, tennis courts and a childrens playground offering a place to exercise, play or just unwind. The park was designed by the same team who created Central and Prospect Parks. At its center is the 148 foot Prison Ships Martyrs Monument, which memorializes the 11,000 men and women who died in 1908 on British prison ships during the revolutionary war. The monument was designed by Stanford White of the prestigious and well-known firm, Mead and White.

Its architectural beauty, many transportation options and affordable housing opportunities have made Fort Greene an attractive alternative to Manhattan. It has long been a stomping ground for the cultural elite who frequent BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music), one of New York Citys premier arts centers. And, in nearby Clinton Hill, Pratt Institute, a top art college boasts the largest contemporary sculpture park in the city. In recent years, Fort Greene has undergone a renaissance as more and more people are attracted to the wonderful attributes of the neighborhood.

Today, Fort Greene is not only a great place to live but it is a destination neighborhood with much to enjoy for visitors. Its fabulous restaurants and cafes, boutiques and shops and many cultural events draw people from all over the city.

Boundaries: From Park to Atlantic Avenues, between Flatbush and Franklin Avenues. Vanderbilt Avenue divides Fort Greene to the west and Clinton Hill to the east.

Neighborhood description provided by halstead.com.

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Smooch Organic Cafe and Wine Bar
264 Carlton Ave.
Brooklyn
NY 11205

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493 Myrtle Ave.
Brooklyn
NY 11205

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Brooklyn
NY 11205



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