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Our Favorite Red Hook Attractions,
Hot Spots, and Restaurants
- El Mate – El Mate is a candid local purveyor delivering authentic culinary endeavors with quality interpretations of classic dishes from Argentina and Brazil.
- Sunny’s – Knickknack-adorned Red Hook saloon that’s been around in one guise or another since the 1890s. Live music is a staple at this Brooklyn landmark.
- Brooklyn Social – Located in the former Society Riposto, a private Sicilian Club, Brooklyn Social opened the doors to the public in 2004, and has been a great place for cocktails, beer, and panini nightly ever since.
- Red Hook Lobster Pound – Since the restaurant’s doors opened in 2009, people have traveled hundreds of miles or more to Red Hook to sample the freshest Maine lobster in this incredibly special part of NYC.
- 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.
- Pioneer Works – Pioneer Works builds community through the arts and sciences to create an open and inspired world. They encourage radical thinking across disciplines by providing practitioners a space to work, tools to create, and a platform to exchange ideas that are free and open to all.
- Barely Disfigured – Taking its name from a poem by French surrealist Paul Eluard, Barely Disfigured mixes seductive, secretive and surrealist vibes and has become a favorite for locals as well as cocktail-hunting aficionados.
- Steve’s Authentic Key Lime Pies – Steve’s continual endeavor to improve his key lime pie in its quality stands out as one of the most authentic and uncompromising key lime pies North of the Sunshine State.
- Buttermilk Channel – This quaint, upscale eatery offers hearty New American fare in an upbeat setting. Be sure to check out their weekend brunch.
- Hometown BBQ – Authentic pit smoked barbecue with a full bar that specializes in local craft beers and a large range of American, whiskeys in an urban warehouse setting.
- Court Street – Neighborhood thoroughfare featuring a variety of artesanal shops, dining options, and places to drink.
- The Good Fork – The Good Fork Restaurant and bar served eclectic seasonal New American food in a warm and cozy setting. Having opened their doors in March of 2006, they have had the pleasure of serving the wonderful Red Hook, Brooklyn community and beyond for over 14 years.
