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Boerum Hill

Smith Street. Photo: Julienne Schaer

Boerum Hill’s brownstone-and-tree-lined streets are meant for strolling. In recent years dozens of adventurous restaurants, cozy cafés and charming boutiques have moved in along the main thoroughfares of Smith Street and Atlantic Avenue, and make for a leisurely afternoon of shopping and dining. Artsy types, families and longtime locals mingle in one of Brooklyn’s prettiest neighborhoods.

IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

A bright, modern restaurant with large windows, wooden tables set with glassware, and a bar area with high chairs and bottles. Natural light fills the space, and parked cars are visible outside.
Restaurants
Boerum Hill

French Louie

French Louie is a modern French-American bistro from the team behind Buttermilk Channel.

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Photo: Stephen Kent Johnson
Hotels
Boerum Hill

Ace Hotel Brooklyn

This hotel pays homage to the diverse and culturally rich fabric of its neighborhood.

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Exterior of Rucola Restaurant in Brooklyn, NYC
Restaurants
Boerum Hill

Rucola

Rucola is a Northern Italian restaurant that's good anytime of day.

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lights at city foundry
Shopping
Boerum Hill

City Foundry

This Brooklyn spot is known as one of the best places to find antiques.

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Photo: Daniel Krieger
Restaurants
Boerum Hill

Grand Army

Grand Army is a laid-back place with a refined bar menu that leans heavily on seafood.

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Shopping
Boerum Hill

Collier West

The Boerum Hill store is filled top to bottom with a mix of vintage and antique furnishings.

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smoked meat sandwich from Mile End Delicatessen
Restaurants
Boerum Hill

Mile End Delicatessen

Enjoy this modern, Montreal-style Jewish deli.

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