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Avenue Avenue Brooklyn Heights Map Guide —Brky’— MAIN STrEET ATLANTIC AVENUE guide —SPRING/SUMMER 2018— PRODUCED BY ATLANTIC AVENUE BID FORT GREENE ATLANTIC DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN WELCOME TO ATLANTIC AVENUE AVENUE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS MAP GUIDE ATLANTIC AVENUE Match the color ATLANTIC AVENUE of the business listing with the colored zones Cobble hill on the map. boerum hill PARK SLOPE — Beauty & Wellness — FITNESS City MD Boy Luv Girl 457 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 530-1144 147 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 596-3868 A customer browses the vast selection of vintage Enjoy an exquisite American-fusion meal, paired with Blink Fitness items at City Foundry (365 Atlantic Avenue). the perfect wine at Boutros (185 Atlantic Avenue). 97 Boerum Place • (347) 991-8701 Emelle MD Restorative Medicine Brooklyn Brows Threading Salon Brooklyn Body Personal Training 103 Bond Street • (718) 797-0789 145B Court Street • (718) 488-8600 68 Nevins Street • (347) 245-2119 Fresenius Kidney Care Atlantic PD Cassandra’s Beauty & Spa 61 Atlantic Avenue • 1 (800) 881-5101 Brooklyn Motumbaxe Capoeira 75 Nevins Street • (347) 998-3956 and Jiu Jitsu HearUSA Clever Barber 76 Nevins Street • (917) 573-9517 214 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 223-5448 355 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 624-0100 Fine Tune Pilates Studio House of Orthodontia Color Haven Salon 329 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 802-0928 122 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 852-4414 191 Clinton Street • (347) 384-2615 Jnana Healing Space Memorial Sloan Kettering - Dvir Salon 97 Bond Street • (347) 740-4148 Brooklyn Infusion Center 99 Bond Street • (718) 855-4504 557 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 752-6200 The Floor Fox & Jane 310 Atlantic Avenue Metaphysio 288 Atlantic Avenue • (646) 688-3643 Performers pause during an accordion solo at the Bacchus (409 Atlantic Avenue), a local eatery with a [email protected] 310 Atlantic Avenue • (631) 236-7060 Make Music New York festival (annually on June 21). diverse wine selection, hosts a wedding party. Khamit Kinks Wealth Fitness New Directions 400 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 422-2600 101 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 522-1248 500 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 398-0800 LL Nail & Spa WMA Karate Orthopedic Arts 141 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 858-2400 160 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 246-1988 67 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 938-5278 Pacific Dental Care PC Lovely Fools World Martial Arts Center/ 105 Smith Street • (718) 858-1218 433 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 528 7876 Happykicks 540 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 855-9898 PM Pediatrics Mr. Right Barber Shop 240 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 831-6828 200 Clinton Street • (347) 227-8893 MEDICAL & DENTAL Quest Diagnostics New Sky Blue Garden AdvantageCare Physicians 224-226 Atlantic Avenue 315 Atlantic Avenue • (929) 295-8899 447 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 858-6300 (718) 797-1122 Parlor AHF Healthcare Center S & Y Diamond Dental 527 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 384 2334 A child constructs a handmade craft from twigs and Micro-houses display curated wares from local stores 475 Atlantic Avenue, 2nd Fl. 161 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 625-3106 yarn at a Boerum Hill block party. during the Atlantic Avenue Design Walk. (718) 369-4850 Pinkyz Place PHARMACIES & 152 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 844-9404 Selected photos by Kristin Reimer of Photomuse Atlantic Dental Care PC SUPPLEMENTS 502A Atlantic Avenue • (718) 643-9010 Reedchy Nail & Spa AHF Pharmacy 284 Atlantic Avenue • (917) 909-1338 ATTRACTIONS & RESOURCES Atlantic Physical Therapy 475 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 637-2970 161 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 852-6030 Ruchki da Nozhki BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK NYC FERRY, SOUTH BROOKLYN ROUTE Boerum Hill Chemist Health 381 Atlantic Avenue • (917) 909-0481 (718) 222-9939 • Western end of Pier 6, Brooklyn Bridge Park Atlantis Medical Associates & Wellness Boutique Atlantic Avenue See visitor info at: ferry.nyc 481 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 237-4067 378 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 643-6975 Sen Salon See visitor info at: brooklynbridgepark.org 313 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 625 2490 Bococa Dental Radicle Herb Shop 316 Henry Street • (718) 596-2000 394 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 422-7981 Spa Boutique NY ROULETTE BARCLAYS CENTER 143 Court Street • (718) 858-2788 Brooklyn Dermatology TrueCare Pharmacy (917) 267-0363 • 509 Atlantic Avenue (917) 618-6100 • 620 Atlantic Avenue 556 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 889-6055 440 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 797-5504 Tres Belle Petite Medi-Spa See full event listings at: roulette.org See full event listings at: barclayscenter.com Vitamin Shoppe 105 Bond Street • (718) 797-0033 Brooklyn Heights Imaging 12 4th Avenue • (718) 858-8314 NEW YORK TRANSIT MUSEUM NYU LANGONE COBBLE HILL- 161 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 802-0400 Wink Brow Bar SPAS & SALONS 109 Smith Street • (929) 295-0633 (718) 694-1600 • 99 Schermerhorn Street EMERGENCY CENTER Brooklyn Heights Pediatric See admission info and hours at: (646) 754-7900 • 83 Amity Street Dentistry Arco Eco Luxury Salon & Boutique Yu Nails nytransitmuseum.org See more information at: nyulangone.org 148 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 875-5437 385 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 522-1519 414 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 596-4179 —foodFOOD & drinkDRINK— —— foodFOOD & drinkDRINK—— ✱ BAKERIES & CAFES The Long Island Bar RESTAURANTS Moon Palace Deli Pizza • Middle Eastern Subway • American Yemen Cafe • Middle Eastern 110 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 625-8908 ✱ 496 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 222-8405 572 Atlantic Avenue • (646) 269-8686 176 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 834-9533 Absolute Coffee indicates delivery service ✱ ✱ ✱ 327 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 522-0969 The Roebling Inn Atlantic ChipShop • British Nature’s Grill • American Sultan Restaurant & Cafe • Middle Eastern WINE & SPIRITS 97 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 488-0040 129 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 855-7775 138 Court Street • (718) 852-5100 144 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 488-8886 Atlantic Bagel Cafe Brooklyn Wine Exchange ✱ ✱ ✱ 138 Court Street • (718) 855-9463 200 Clinton Street • (718) 858-6358 Two 8 Two Bar & Burger Bacchus Bistro a Vins • French Oaxaca Taqueria • Mexican Table 87 Coal Oven Pizza • Italian 75 Hoyt Street • (718) 855-5530 87 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 797-9300 282 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 596-2282 409 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 852-1572 Free Range Wine & Spirits Betty Bakery ✱ ✱ 329 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 643-2250 448 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 246-2402 CATERING Bareburger • American Poquito Picante Agaveria • Mexican The Gumbo Bros • Southern 149 Court Street • (347) 529-6673 497 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 246-1700 224 Atlantic Avenue • (917) 909-1471 Commons Cafe Cobblestone Catering & Fine Foods Grape Hill Liquor Traders ✱ ✱ ✱ 388 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 987-4966 220 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 222-1661 Beasts & Bottles • American Pronto Pizza • Italian The Soul Spot • Soul Food/Caribbean 501 Atlantic Avenue • 718-855-1954 151 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 855-3158 139 Court Street • (718) 522-2225 302 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 596-9933 Damascus Bread & Pastry Shop Eventfull NYC/Melody’s Kitchen ✱ ✱ Heights Chateau • Simple Authentic Food • Poké ✱ 195 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 625-7070 178 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 624-5777 Bedouin Tent Middle Eastern Tripoli Restaurant • Middle Eastern 123 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 330-0963 405 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 852-5555 311 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 797-1088 156 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 596-5800 Dunkin Donuts & Baskin Robbins Sahadi’s ✱ ✱ ✱ 578 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 596-6029 187 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 624-4550 Bijan’s Brooklyn • Persian Sottocasa Pizzeria • Italian Two 8 Two Bar & Burger • American 81 Hoyt Street • (718) 395-6968 298 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 852-8758 282 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 596-2282 Espresso Me Shelsky’s of Brooklyn: 88 Atlantic Avenue • (917) 519-5538 Appetizing & Delicatessen Boutros • New American 185 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 403-0055 141 Court Street • (718) 855-8817 Nunu Chocolates ✱ Shopping Brado Thin Crust Pizza • Italian 529 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 834-1818 GROCERIES & DELIS — — 155 Atlantic Avenue • (929) 298-1531 ✱ ART G ALLERY Goose Barnacle Urban Outfitters Pure Green indicates delivery service ✱ 91 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 855-2694 166 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 488-7143 Building on Bond • American 490 Atlantic 95 Boerum Place • (917) 398-3488 Apple Gourmet Farm 108 Bond Street • (347) 853-8687 490 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 344-4856 Hannoh Wessel Veka Bridal 404 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 855-5788 Swallow Cafe ✱ 362 Atlantic Avenue • (929) 387-8220 412 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 222-1178 Chez Moi • French Collier West Annex 156 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 689-4192 Atlantic Fruit & Vegetable 135 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 227-8337 375 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 254-9378 Hard Soul Boutique CRAFT GOODS 181 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 596-4624 Tazza ✱ 418 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 625-2838 Michael’s Chipotle Grill • Tex-Mex Grumpy Bert 311 Henry Street • (718) 243-0487 Brooklyn Heights Deli 252 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 442-7606 140 Court Street • (718) 852-1852 82 Bond Street • (347) 855-4849 Hatchet Outdoor Supply Co. The Little Sweet Cafe 292 Henry Street • (718) 643-1361 77 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 763 1963 Paper Source Colonie • New American 77 Hoyt Street • (718) 858-8998 Picture Room 102 Smith Street • (718) 858-4524 Champion Deli & Grocery 127 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 855-7500 117 Atlantic Avenue • (347) 987-4675 Iris Lingerie 121 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 596-8620 ✱ 366 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 422-1149 Woolyn BARS & LOUNGES Fast and Fresh Burrito Deli • Mexican CLOTHING & 105 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 522-5820 84 Hoyt Street • (718) 802-1661 ACCESSORIES Kaight Elsa Della Pietra’s Gourmet Meats ✱ 382 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 858-4737 FRAGRANCE 136 Atlantic Avenue • (917) 882-7395 193 Atlantic Avenue • (718) 618-9575 Fatoosh Pizza & BBQ • Middle Eastern Alnoor Boutique 330 Hicks Street
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