The concept involves inviting the best global chefs, cocktail architects, and tastemakers to renovated warehouse space in the historic Empire Stores complex to showcase their skills in a casual accessible food court style format. Bringing their famous city guides to life, Time Out curated an experiential gastronomy adventure in the heart of DUMBO. Time Out Market is what happens when you create an elevated culinary and cultural experience through the lens of some of the world’s best food and travel editors. Time Out Market Image Courtesy of Time Out Market While other New York City restaurants may claim to have more extensive selections, The River Cafe, is the winner of the prestigious Diamond Wine List Award. Known for having some of the best views of the Manhattan skyline the Cafe is also world-renowned for its wine program, under the direction and guidance of Joseph DeLissio since 1977. The River Café is a Brooklyn classic set in a beautifully curated garden on the East exuding romance and nostalgia. The River Café Image Courtesy of The River Café Just steps away from the water’s edge and Brooklyn Bridge Park, the waterfront views, locally sourced seasonal and cocktail program courtesy of Brooklyn’s only Master Sommelier make Atrium a must. A quintessential DUMBO restaurant, industrial architecture meets landscaped gardens (there is a live green wall). Atrium Image Courtesy of AtriumĪtrium is a hip, lively haunt favored by locals and New York’s A-list who head here for its regional New American cuisine with a chic French twist. Or try the lobster spaghetti washed down with a Rose Spritz or one of signature Negronis at twilight. The best spot on a warm day or at sunset is the awning-covered patio, especially for a brunch of Eggs Florentine with spinach and goat cheese. The interiors feel more like a high-end Parisian club with expansive rooms, velvet mini-sofas and chandeliers. The chic modern Italian come classic American restaurant sits under the Brooklyn Bridge, a floor below Dumbo House in the historic Empire Stores building, which like many culinary favorites in the area is in hot demand for its amazing waterfront and city views. Cecconi’s Image Courtesy of Cecconi’sĬecconi’s is Dumbo’s answer to Manhattan’s famed Pastis in the Meatpacking District. Hang with the creative crowd on the panoramic rooftop terrace or lounge in a private cabana by the pool and soak in the tropical colors and relaxed retro Mexican-inspired vibe. Dumbo House is an exclusive members-only club occupying two floors of the historic Empire Stores building. If you needed further proof that Dumbo is out to rival Manhattan as a burgeoning hotspot, it now has its own Soho House. Places to Eat +Drink Dumbo House Image Courtesy of Soho House | Dave Burk The undoubted highlight is the to die for views of Manhattan and the East River, best enjoyed over a sunset cocktail at Harriets Lounge and pool deck, or from the floor-to-ceiling windows in each guest room which take the city life edge off. Furniture is crafted from refurbished pine taken from the Coney Island boardwalk, the reception desk sculpture is made from the remnants of roof shingles and the spacious rooms are accentuated with lush plants and moss gardens. The hotel’s commitment to sustainability is evidenced in the organic elements infused throughout the property. Leading the charge as the first luxury hotel to land in the area in line with Dumbo’s new cool, 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge was designed by local artisans using native plants and reclaimed materials. Places to Stay Image Courtesy of 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridgeġ Hotel Brooklyn Bridge pulsates with the hip factor associated with Manhattan’s top hotels but is better described as an urban waterfront retreat inspired by nature. Enjoy this curated guide to the perfect day discovering DUMBO, cameras at the ready. Some of NYC’s most iconic photographs are created on its breathtaking piers and along Washington Street, a lively hub of trendy bars and restaurants that’s been dubbed the most Instagrammable spot in Brooklyn. This charming local district Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass (aka DUMBO) is home to historic warehouses, cobblestone streets, a thriving arts scene, high-end restaurants, endless waterfront parks and walkways offering up stunning views of the Manhattan skyline from the edge of the Hudson River (there’s even a tiny beach). DUMBO is considered one of Brooklyn’s most coveted neighborhoods.
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