Dumbo’s restaurant scene caters to the office crowd during lunch time. For dinner, bring a date and take in the romantic views.
Juliana's
Though this Brooklyn staple has a complicated history, the thin crust pizza remains delicious as ever and as always baked in a coal-fired oven.
Grimaldi's
Grimaldi's is the OG when it comes to Brooklyn wood-oven pizzas. The local favorite has turned into a tourist destination, so expect lines.
Atrium DUMBO
Atrium is praised by locals and tourists alike for serving up modern, seasonal French fare in a beautiful, airy dining room.
The River Cafe
Long before Brooklyn was cool, The River Cafe was the borough's main destination for fine-dining. Open nearly 40 years, its standards of excellence remain.
Luke's Lobster
Buttery rolls stuffed with a quarter pound of your choice of lobster, crab, or shrimp. Try the lobster grilled cheese.
Gran Electrica
Gran Electrica goes to great lengths to perfect its take on authentic Mexican fare: hand pressed tortillas, house made sauces, and chorizo served alongside a healthy tequila and mezcal menu.
