Mel W. 
Moving to Carroll Gardens? Here’s a list of
Our Favorite Carroll Gardens Attractions,
Hot Spots, and Restaurants
- Ugly Baby – This New York staple has won over the hearts of Brooklynites for its devotion to unique regional flavors and dishes, including soups, curries, and other niche specialties.
- Court Street – Neighborhood thoroughfare featuring a variety of artisan shops, dining options, and places to drink.
- Cremini’s – This authentic Italian bistro is dedicated to the traditional cuisine of Le Marche Region, in the heart of Italy. They offer unique, modern takes on classic Italian dishes, complemented by the finest wines, beers, and cocktails.
- Bar Great Harry – Relaxed corner watering hole offering a rotating variety of craft beers on tap and in bottles.
- El Mate – El Mate is a candid local purveyor delivering authentic culinary endeavors with quality interpretations of classic dishes from Argentina and Brazil.
- Barely Disfigured – Taking its name from a poem by French surrealist Paul Eluard, Barely Disfigured is a low-lit lounge that has become a favorite for locals as well as cocktail-hunting aficionados.
- Brooklyn Social – Located in the former Society Riposto, a private Sicilian club, Brooklyn Social opened its doors to the public in 2004 and has been a great place for cocktails, beer, and panini nightly ever since.
- Carroll Park – Historic Carroll Park is one of the oldest parks in Brooklyn and is always filled with activity. It offers basketball rims, a baseball diamond, bocce courts, a dog run, and a playground area for younger children.
- Buttermilk Channel – This quaint, upscale eatery offers hearty New American fare in an upbeat setting. Be sure to check out their weekend brunch.
