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Copyright 2007, Toll Brothers, Inc. All Rights Reserved. These Resources Copyright 2007, Toll Brothers, Inc. All rights reserved. These resources are provided for NPT1-8781 7/07 informational purposes only, and represent just a sample of the services available for each community. Toll Brothers in no way endorses any of the resources presented herein. Community Profile Over the years, Williamsburg has evolved from its industrial roots, and is now home to a large community of professionals, artists, musicians, and others who enjoy the close proximity to Manhattan and the homey feeling of Brooklyn that this neighborhood has to offer. The historic Williamsburg Bridge connects Williamsburg to Manhattan’s burgeoning Lower East Side, and the thriving East Village is just one subway stop away on the L train. Williamsburg is well-known for its rich history — it is home to the original Peter Luger’s Steakhouse, a favorite among New Yorkers since 1887, and to the world-famous Brooklyn Brewery, established in 1987. Williamsburg is also known for its contemporary style, with trendsetting shops like American Apparel and Brooklyn Industries’ flagship store. And Williamsburg contin- ues to attract lively and diverse residents with its multitude of restaurants, boutiques, galleries, bars, and nightclubs. Live music and performance art are a big part of the scene in Williamsburg. Offering an abundance of culture and breathtaking views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline, Williamsburg is one of New York City’s most desirable neighborhoods restaurants Acqua Santa Brick Oven Gallery 556 Driggs Ave. (N. 7th) 33 Havemeyer St. (N. 7th) Allioli Buffalo Cantina 291 Grand St. (Havemeyer) 149 Havemeyer St. (S. 2nd) Anna Maria Pizza Café Mexicano 179 Bedford Ave. (N. 7th) 513 Grand St. (Union) Anytime Diner 93 N. 6th St. (Wythe) 86 Broadway (Berry) Aurora Du Mont 70 Grand St. (Wythe) 432 Union Ave. (Devoe) Bamonte’s East 88 32 Withers St. (Union) 212 Bedford Ave. (N. 5th) Bean Fada 167 Bedford Ave. (N. 8th) 530 Driggs Ave. (N. 8th) Bleu Drawes Café Fanny 97 Commercial St. (Box) 425 Graham Ave. (Withers) Bliss Foodswings 191 Bedford Ave. (N. 6th) 295 Grand St. (Havemeyer) Bonita Gottlieb’s Restaurant 338 Bedford Ave. (S. 3rd) 352 Roebling St. (Division) Bozu Grand Café 296 Grand St. (Havemeyer) 167 Grand St. (Bedford) restaurants...cont Kasia’s Restaurant Surf Bar 146 Bedford Ave. (N. 9th) 139 N. 6th St. (Bedford) Kellogg’s Diner Sweetwater Bar and Grill 518 Metropolitan Ave. (Union) 105 N. 6th St. (Wythe) Lady Octopus Taco Chula 495 Lorimer St. (Grand) 318 Grand St. (Havemeyer) Lodge Teddy’s Bar and Grill 318 Grand St. (Havemeyer) 96 Berry St. (N. 8th) Lola’s Uncle Mina 454 Graham Ave. (Richardson) 436 Union Ave. (Devoe) Marlow & Sons Union Picnic 81 Broadway (Berry) 577 Union Ave. (Frost) My Moon Vera Cruz 184 N. 10th St. (Driggs) 195 Bedford Ave. (N. 6th) Park Luncheonette Wasabi 334 Driggs Ave. (Lorimer) 205 Bedford Ave. (Grand) Peter Luger Steak House Williamsburgh Café 178 Broadway (Driggs) 170 Wythe Ave. (N. 7th) Planet Thailand Yola’s Café 133 N. 7th St. (Berry) 542 Metropolitan Ave. (Union) Raymund’s Place 124 Bedford Ave. (N. 10th) Relish 225 Wythe St. (N. 3rd) Rice Republic and Tacu Tacu 134-136 N. 6th St. (Berry) Roebling Tea Room 143 Roebling St. (Metropolitan) Sea 114 N. 6th St. (Berry) Snacky 187 Grand St. (Bedford) Sparky’s/Egg 135A N. 5th St. (Bedford) taVerns/Bars/lounges The Abbey Daddy’s 536 Driggs Ave. (N. 8th) 437 Graham Ave. (Frost) Alligator Lounge East River Bar 600 Metropolitan Ave. (Lorimer) 97 S. 6th St. (Berry) Art Land Enid’s 609 Grand St. (Leonard) 560 Manhattan Ave. (Driggs) Barcade Galapagos 388 Union Ave. (Ainslie) 70 N. 6th St. (Wythe) Bembe Greenpoint Tavern 81 S. 6th St. (Berry) 188 Bedford Ave. (N. 7th) Black Betty Iona 366 Metropolitan Ave. (Havemeyer) 180 Grand St. (Bedford) Boogaloo Laila Lounge 168 Marcy Ave. (S. 5th) 113 N. 7th St. (Berry) Brooklyn Ale House Larry Lawrence 103 Berry St. (N. 8th) 295 Grand St. (Havemeyer) Brooklyn Brewery Metropolitan 79 N. 11th St. (Wythe) 559 Lorimer St. (Devoe) Capone’s Mugs Ale House 221 N. 9th St. (Roebling) 125 Bedford Ave. (N. 10th) Charleston Northsix 174 Bedford Ave. (N. 7th) 66 N. 6th St. (Wythe) Clem’s Pete’s Candy Store 264 Grand St. (Roebling) 709 Lorimer St. (Richardson) taVerns/Bars/lounges...cont R Bar Trash 451 Meeker Ave. (Graham) 256 Grand St. (Roebling) Red and Black Turkey’s Nest 135 N. 5th St. (Bedford) 94 Bedford Ave. (N 12th) Royal Oak Union Pool 594 Union Ave. (Richardson) 484 Union Ave. (Rodney) Savalas Warsaw 285 Bedford Ave. (Grand) 261 Driggs Ave. (Eckford) Southside Lounge 41 Broadway (Wythe) Spike Hill 184 Bedford Ave. (N. 7th) Spuyten Duyvil 359 Metropolitan Ave. (Havemeyer) Supreme Trading 213 N. 8th St. (Roebling) Sweet-Ups 277 Graham Ave. (Grand) Tainted Lady Lounge 318 Grand St. (Havemeyer) The Pour House 790 Metropolitan Ave. (Humboldt) Aldo Coffee Shop 241 S. 4th St. (Havemeyer) Atlas Café 116 Havemeyer St. (Grand) Bagelsmith 189 Bedford Ave. (N. 6th St.) Caffe Capri 427 Graham Ave. (Frost) Fabiane’s Café 142 Bedford Ave. (N. 9th St.) Fix Café 110 Bedford Ave. (N. 11th) Hope and Union Café 366 Union St. (Hoyt) Landscape 436 Union Ave. (Devoe) Moto 394 Broadway (Division) New York Muffins 198 Bedford Ave. (N. 6th) Oslo 133 Roebling St. (N. 4th) The Read Café 158 Bedford Ave. (N. 8th) St. Helens Bagels/Coffee shoPs/Cafés 150 Wythe Ave. (N. 8th) Supercore 305 Bedford Ave. (S. 2nd) The Bagel Store 247 Bedford Ave. (N. 3rd) The Lucky Cat 245 Grand St. (Roebling) Verb Café Mini Mall-218 Bedford Ave. (N. 5th) Warma Café 442 Lorimer St. (Maujer) suPermarkets/Delis/Bakeries Bedford Cheese Shop Metropolitan Fish Mini Mall – 218 Bedford Ave. (N. 5th) 635 Metropolitan Ave. (Leonard) C Town Millennium Health 130 Havemeyer St. (1st) 241 Bedford Ave. (N. 3rd) C Town Mini Hut Deli & Café 50 Division Ave. (Wythe) 749 Metropolitan Ave. (Graham) Emily’s Pork Store Model T Meats 426 Graham Ave. (Withers) 404 Graham Ave. (Withers) Fine Fare Napoli Bakery 385 Broadway (Hooper) 616 Metropolitan Ave. (Leonard) Joe’s Busy Corner Naturally Healthy Health Food 552 Driggs Ave. (N. 7th) 594 Grand St. (Lorimer) Key Food Supermarket North Side Health Food 575 Grand St. (Leonard) 169 Bedford Ave. (N. 8th) Mario and Sons Meat Market Tops 662 Metropolitan Ave. (Leonard) 89 N. 6th St. (Wythe) Matamoros Puebla Grocery 193 Bedford Ave. (N. 6th) farmers’ markets Banks McCarren Park (Sat 8 a.m.-3 p.m.) Lorimer St. & Driggs Ave. Apple 44 Lee Ave. (Wilson St.) Williamsburg Greenmarket (Thurs 8 a.m.-4 p.m., July-Nov.) Chase Havemeyer St. & Broadway 225 Havemeyer St. (Broadway) Cross County Federal 175 Bedford Ave. (N. 7th) Dime 209 Havemeyer St. (S. 5th) HSBC 175 Broadway (Driggs) North Fork 185 Broadway (Driggs) Signature 84 Broadway (Berry) Washington Mutual 726 Grand St. (Graham) gym/yoga fa C i l i t i e s Curves Metropolitan Pool 580 Grand St. (Lorimer) Recreation Center 261 Bedford Ave. (N. 1st.) Exodus Fitness 510 Metropolitan Ave. (Union) Noble Yoga 837 Manhattan Ave. Go Yoga (Noble) 112 N. 6th St. (Driggs) Satya Yoga Center Greenhouse Holistic 112 N. 6th St. 88 Roebling St. (N. 7th) (Wythe) Happy Now Flatbelly 487 Driggs Ave. (N. 9th) Maxim Health and Fitness 193 N. 9th St. (Driggs) ViDeo rental All Star Video Reel Life 278 Broadway St. (Havemeyer) 209 Bedford Ave. (N. 5th) JCIA Video Videology 522 Metropolitan Ave. (Union) 308 Bedford Ave. (S. 1st) m o V i e t h e a t e r s Bam Rose Cinemas Galapagos Art Space, 70 N. 6th St. (Wythe) 30 Lafayette Ave. (Ashland) Ocularis shoPPing Amarcord Vintage Fashion NY Design Room 223 Bedford Ave. (N. 4th) 339 Bedford Ave. (S. 3rd) American Apparel Oculus 20/20 104 N. 6th St. (Berry) 189 Bedford Ave. (N. 6th) Artist & Craftsman Otte 761 Metropolitan Ave. (Graham) 132 N. 5th St. (Bedford) Beacon’s Closet Pema 88 N. 11th St. (Wythe) 225 Bedford Ave. (N. 4th) Brooklyn Industries 162 Bedford Ave. (N. 8th) Roulette 188 Havemeyer St. (S. 3rd) Buffalo Exchange 504 Driggs Ave. (N. 9th) Savino’s 111 Conselyea St. Calliope (Manhattan) 135 Grand St. (Berry) Spacial Etc. Catbird 199 Bedford 390 Metropolitan Ave. (Havemeyer) Ave. (N. 6th) Domsey’s Warehouse Spoonbill & 431 Broadway (Hewes) Sugartown Mini Mall – 218 Bedford Ave. (N. 5th) Earwax Records Mini Mall – 218 Bedford Ave. (N. 5th) Tedone Dairy Products 597 Metropolitan Ave. (Lorimer) Flores Antiques Clothing 529 Grand St. (Union) The Mini-Market Mini Mall – 218 Bedford Ave. (N. 5th) Flowers by Marisol 568 Grand St. (Lorimer) Two Jakes 320 Wythe Ave. (Grand) F­­­lying Squirrel 96 N. 6th St. (Wythe) Yarn Tree 347 Bedford Ave. (S. 4th) Golden Calf 86 N. 6th St. (Wythe) Isa 88 N. 6th St. (Wythe) Lawanna’s 196 Bedford Ave. (N. 6th) Metaphors 195 Bedford Ave. (N. 6th) harDware stores B&G Hardware Great Century 292 Bedford Ave. (Grand) 521 Grand St. (Union) Bedford Industrial Products Havemeyer Hardware Store 141 Broadway (Bedford) 143 Havemeyer St. (N. 7th) Bedford Lumber & Hardware Lumber City Wide 176 N. 9th St. (Bedford) 171 N. 3rd St. (Bedford) Crest True Value Hardware Mike’s North Star Hardware 558 Metropolitan Ave. (Lorimer) 136 Bedford Ave. (N. 10th) Diaz Hardware Store Tiv-Tov Store 365 S. 4th St. (Hooper) 125 Lee Ave. (Hooper) Discount Hardware 179 Lee Ave. (Rutledge) C a r r e n t a l PSPP 470 Roadney St. (Ainslie) Star Car Rental 449 Broadway (Montrose) florists Flower Pot Florist 189 Ross St. (Lee) Joanna’s Flower and Gift Shop 243 Graham Ave. (Maujer) Olamor North Wholesale Florist 397 S.
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