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Cobble Hill

Photo: Malcolm Brown

Cobble Hill’s architecture includes row houses and brownstones dating back to the 19th century. The neighborhood’s lively feel comes partially from its vibrant Italian and French populations—you can still see longtime residents playing bocce, and the bars, streets and restaurants fill with revelers for Bastille Day celebrations. The area, which neighbors Carroll Gardens and Boerum Hill, is a good choice for a leisurely day of shopping at cozy boutiques or a relaxed night of dining and drinking.

IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Bar Tabac exterior
Restaurants
Cobble Hill

Bar Tabac

Bar Tabac embodies the spirit of the Tabacs in France.

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Courtesy, Books Are Magic
Shopping
Gowanus

Books Are Magic

Cobble Hill’s charming indie bookshop is a cornerstone of the City’s literary scene.

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Henry Public bar interior
Restaurants
Cobble Hill

Henry Public

This dipped-in-amber saloon makes you feel smart just for being there.

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La Vara – Cobble Hill
Restaurants
Cobble Hill

La Vara

Wife-and-husband restaurateurs Alexandra Raij and Eder Montero take us to the south of Spain at La Vara.

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smoked fish from Shelsky's Smoked Fish in Carroll Gardens
Restaurants
Cobble Hill

Shelsky's of Brooklyn

This appetizing Jewish shop satiates all smoked salmon and pickled herring needs.

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The Invisible Dog, interior
Museums & Galleries
Cobble Hill

Invisible Dog

Don't miss this eclectic multimedia arts center with ongoing and one-off events.

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Clover Club, angle
Nightlife
Cobble Hill

Clover Club

The Clover Club is a cocktail connoisseur's dream.

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BROWSE ALL COBBLE HILL