An epic staircase leads visitors to six Ionic columns, which guide wandering eyes upward from this Tuckahoe marble structure to a large, cast-iron cupola.
Cinephiles remember this promenade from such films as Annie Hall and Moonstruck, while history buffs may recall that George Washington chose this spot to watch the Battle of Brooklyn.
Tempt your taste buds with a slice of Black Forest, made with Black Forest cherries and Meyer’s rum, or dig into a bowl of chocolate pudding with whipped cream.
Famed for its selection of medicinal herbal spirits such as the Persian Kiss, a blend of prosecco and pomegranate nectar, and the Gin-X, served with basil, elderflower and topped off with tonic.
Running 17 blocks from Brooklyn’s Boerum Pl to Flatbush Ave, this pedestrian-friendly mall lures more than 100,000 shoppers a day to its 150+ stores and boutiques.
One of America’s oldest performing arts venues, BAM has seen the likes of renowned minimalist and avant-garde composers Philip Glass and Steve Reich take its stage.
