Ever get tired of buying food and produce from supermarkets and grocery stores? Looking for fresh, seasonal ingredients from local sources in your neighborhood? You’re definitely in luck. The Park Slope Sunday Farmers Market brings Brooklyn residents that country-fresh feeling.
New York City is a world inside of itself. With theaters, dining, shopping, and entertainment, New York residents, especially those in Brooklyn, are never at a loss of things to do whenever they want to do it. But the hustle and bustle of city life can be a little exhausting at times. Check out these easy road trip destinations that are perfect for those precious days you just want to get away.
Everyone knows that the masses have been migrating to Brooklyn for years. Manhattanites who swore they’d never be “bridge and tunnel” are moving into lofts, apartments, and brownstones from Williamsburg to Park Slope and beyond. Brooklyn has become the “it” spot for any New Yorker to call home and for good reason. The borough takes flack for offering everything artisanal but there are some unique finds and activities that you can only do in Brooklyn. Here are some reasons to switch ZIP codes and head over to the most happening borough in the city.