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Perfect Saturday Brooklyn Heights
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↑Colonie (127 Atlantic Avenue) reflects the neighborhood with its modern yet rustic décor—an invitingly warm contrast of exposed brick and sleek wood. The menu is equally hip, and, more importantly, deli
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↑Build your collection of minimalist stacking jewelry at Marissa Alperin Studio (25 State Street). You might want to start with one investment piece at a time here, but these designs are treasure
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↑A Yelper described the Brooklyn Women’s Exchange (55 Pierrepont Street) as an Etsy where you can touch everything, and that description isn’t far off. The store curates unique items from l
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↑The owners of Jarontiques (117 Atlantic Avenue) have been collecting rare finds for years, so their store feels like stepping into an antique expert’s hidden archives. You’ll find mid-century and Danis
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↑Tango (145 Montague Street) has been an institution in the neighborhood for years, thanks to its timeless selection that appeals to the work and play wardrobes of a sophistica
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↑The focus is on menswear at Goose Barnacle (91 Atlantic Avenue), but that doesn’t mean ladies should skip this spot. Not only can you shop for a guy in your life, but you can also pick up some borrow
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↑Start working toward that dancer’s body with a session at Xtend Barre (147 Remsen Street). Each class incorporates Pilates and dance for a workout that slims and tones without adding bulky muscle.
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↑A trip to this neighborhood isn’t complete without a walk on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade (BQE between Joralemon Street and Grace Court) adorned stunning views of Manhattan’s sky