Steady, sports bar-y tavern anchoring Smith.
Sophisticates sip Bourgogne and wax poetic at this Smith Street standby.
Cobble Hill boutique with an eye for must-have designer tops, dresses, shoes and accessories.
Panini and small plates on idyllic Cobble Hill street.
Fries, booze, and makeout sessions in the corners.
Subtle seasonal American. Named for owner's dog, not logic.
The most Irish food and fun you can have for the 364 days that aren't St. Patty's.
Bourbon specialty house provides men's men a place to sip on Smith.
Ms. Reiner comes to Smith, bringing the classic ‘tails of Flatiron and Pegu.
Despite snooty staff, Pedro Garcia heels and Vanessa Bruno bags are worth a peek.
Cobble Hill has a conscience.
Sushi special for three, perfect for a ménage à trois date night.
Elegant little jumble of vintage wares. All profits to charity, kinda like a Newman's Own antique shop.
A funky find for a freebird
Just what your Ikea clad apartment needs.
Old-school saloon with classy cocktails and grass-fed burgers.
Sip your miso straight from the bowl and order a sampling of obanzai for a traditional Kyoto experience.
More Gowanus than Brooklyn downtown, but central location all the same.
Curry that takes you back to your Thailand backpacking trip, when it was just you, your lama, and a dream.
Fun, trendy looks to glam up Cobble Hill nights.
Does alright for a place that bills itself "The home of good beer, lousy food and an ugly owner."
Regulars cross the BQE for fresh French and Thai takes on seafood.
Will always remind us of our languorous summers in the south of France.
Antique store atmo for solid French bites.
Period antiques add to the charm at this clean, sunny B&B.
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