This semi-suburban oasis is popular with young families and filled with mom-and-pop shops: a “more grown-up” part of the Brooklyn borough. That’s not to say it has no edge; amongst the cheesemongers and competing Italian bakeries are plenty of stylish shops, trendy bars, and restaurants lauded by true foodies. Well-maintained brownstones and carriage houses date back to the 1800’s and offer an instant time warp into tree-lined, classic New York.
Grand Army offers an array of unique cocktails, great wine, craft beer, and a (mostly) raw menu of small plates. The smoked octopus with celery root purée, pickled onions, and black olives is a staple to their menu and an all-around crowd pleaser.
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