This NYC microbrewery started in Queens and moved to Brooklyn's Navy Yard, with a focus on French and Belgian style beers.

Whether you're already leading a green lifestyle or just want to take the first steps toward turning your home into an eco-friendly abode, Green in Bklyn offers a wide array of environmentally sound household goods, including organic, additive-free cleaning supplies, recycled paper towels and toilet paper, recycled stationery and even green face washes and beauty products.

Bati Ethiopian Kitchen, a neighborhood restaurant and bar in Clinton Hill, is a cozy corner space that serves Ethiopian eats alongside craft cocktails, beer and wine.

Owners François Louy and Catherine de Zagon Louy (Cipriani, Balthazar) have returned to their Italian roots (and their home neighborhood) to create earthy,...

This laidback organic café stocks a wide range of homemade pastries, panini, sandwiches and salads, and has become a neighborhood institution in the few years since it opened.

Emily is one of Brooklyn's favorite pizzerias.

The Brooklyn campus of the Pratt Institute is an oasis of greenery within the urban landscape.

All the expert mixology of the speakeasy craze with none of the attitude, Mayflower blends up unique, flavorful artisanal cocktails, like the Queen's Lunch (gin, watermelon and cucumber), for only $10 each.