Brooklyn Heights & Downtown

From the bustling chaos of Court Street and Atlantic Ave, to the serene leafy streets lined with tall brownstones by the East River, Brooklyn Heights is home to a mix of timeless New York establishments and up-and-coming contemporary restaurants and bars. This historic district is a taste of what Brooklyn looked like in the 19th century. A day trip offers everything from museum hopping to fine dining, to world famous cheesecake, to kayaking in the East River and one of the best views of the Manhattan skyline.

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Noodle Pudding

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38 Henry Street
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Noodle Pudding is a family style Italian restaurant famous for their fresh authentic pastas. With Naples-inspired cuisine, their dishes focus on simplicity rather than sophistication, with a large selection of seafood and local and seasonal ingredients. A few favorites are the Tagliatelle Bolognese and the Rigatoni alla Siciliana. Despite it’s low profile, no sign, no website and no social media, the restaurant has developed a loyal cult-like following, keeping its tables full of regulars since opening in the nineties. The waiters are dressed in crisp whites and most are fluent in Italian. The interior screams *Italian-American* with red and white checkered tablecloths and classic wooden bar. It’s a cozy spot in the winter, and in Summer they open up the front for an al fresco experience. There are no reservations and it’s cash only.

Noodle Pudding
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Noodle Pudding
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Noodle Pudding
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Noodle Pudding
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Noodle Pudding
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Noodle Pudding
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Noodle Pudding
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Brooklyn Historical Society

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