WNYC Transmitter Park

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WNYC Transmitter Park
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“WNYC Transmitter Park is a 6.61-acre public park located in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York City, where Greenpoint Avenue meets the East River shoreline. The site was acquired by the public radio station WNYC in 1935 as the site of twin antennas used for broadcasting. From 1937 to…”
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Lonely PlanetAug 26

A Guide to the Best Places to Eat and Drink in Brooklyn

From elevated Jewish cuisine to quite possibly the world’s best breakfast burrito, our Brooklyn-based editors share their favorite local haunts.

Enjoy Manhattan skyline views from Greenpoint

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  • Bar MarioRestaurantComfort-food pasta spot with hearty portions
  • Fort Greene parkParkStroll through before cozying up in the cafe
  • The Long Island BarRestaurantAround since the early '50s, known for fantastic martinis
  • RhodoraRestaurantWine bar with marinated olives and burrata
  • Radio BakeryBakeryGenuinely deserves the buzz and is worth waiting in line for
  • UrsulaCaféOffers perhaps the best breakfast burrito in Brooklyn
  • WNYC Transmitter ParkNature reserveEnjoy Manhattan skyline views from Greenpoint
  • Otway BakeryBakeryLocal pastry shop with an array of baked goods
  • Prospect ParkParkPicnic spot near Otway Bakery
  • Cafe RegularCaféLittle hole-in-the-wall spot with charm and limited seating
  • Brooklyn Botanic GardenGardenNearby attraction after coffee
  • Land to SeaCaféFavorite coffee spot with excellent coffee and matcha drinks
  • IXV CoffeeCaféZero-waste shop selling coffee, clothing, and home goods
  • Good BBQRestaurantJoint loved for Texas-style brisket and global flavors
  • GertieRestaurantElevated takes on classic Jewish cuisine
  • Gertrude’sRestaurantSister restaurant with a fancier vibe
  • Café PauletteRestaurantQuaint neighborhood staple for French meals
  • Deux ChatsBarTrendy spot with raw-bar happy hours and a 'martini fountain'
  • OPSRestaurantLocal ingredients and global wines in a cozy space
  • L’IndustrieFast foodOne of the best pizza spots with large, thin, crispy crust
  • Hungry ThirstyRestaurantServes some of the best Thai food in the city
  • Sunny’s BarBarHit after dinner for drinks and live music
  • Red Hook’s "Swingle"RestaurantMiniature chocolate-dipped key lime pie, a top dessert
  • Poppy’sRestaurantServes a solid cup of coffee and amazing desserts
  • DorisBarSultry spot perfect for a third date or hanging with friends
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