Playing the scruffier cousin to the neighboring north, South Williamsburg has evolved at a pace all it’s own. Positioned south of Grand Street, South Williamsburg has worked hard to maintain it’s cool vibes in the midst of a drastic, fancy evolution happening just blocks away. While the neighborhood has managed to keep the bougie at bay, it is home to many beautiful, flavorful and vibrant spots for all to enjoy.
East River Ferry terminal and park offering stellar views of the Big Apple
Century-old, family-run, iconic Brooklyn steakhouse in the heart of South Williamsburg. Peter Luger was founded in 1887, in a pre-hipster, pre-bouge, pre-Williamsburg Bridge era of the neighborhood and has reigned supreme ever since. Truly a classic and a landmark not to miss.
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