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Website: hellobrightline.com
Phone: (650) 456-5777
Cross Streets: Between Remsen St and Black Lives Matter Blvd
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32 Court St, #808 Brooklyn, NY 11201 ·346.52 mi
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- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorBrooklyn Heights is one of the best parts of the city. I go there pretty often because I have family members who live there. There are lots of good restaurants and bakery’s. They have lots of good stores on Atlantic ave and Montague. They he brownstone building are pretty and it is a very nice place to walk around in.
MoreOne of the oldest and richest neighborhoods in Brooklyn, a great place for a long stroll. You will find historic churches, beautiful brownstones, elegant apartment buildings, and the Promenade with the great views of Manhattan. Very close to Manhattan and easy to get to.
MoreBeautiful old style properties, a nice walk around. Well worth the visit. Love Pierrepont St
MoreWe spent some time in this upscale neighborhood as we were staying nearby and found a couple of good restaurants here. It is an old 19th Century neighborhood with some very old buildings, very charming with tree-lined streets and brownstones. The Promenade is the major feature, but don't miss the restaurants and cafes. Next to downtown and close to Manhattan.
MoreI got the Subway to Brooklyn High Street which brings you out in the heart of Brooklyn Heights.It's quit a nice area and you can head down the hill to the riverside where there are great views of the Manhattan skyline. You are also quite close to the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan Bridge is just a little further away.On the promenade next to the river there are some really nice areas to sit and some green spaces too.A really nice area to sit and relax.
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