Destination Clinton Hill
What this foodstroll is
Our favorite things to eat in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, and things to do nearby.
Why this foodstroll works
The sister neighborhoods of Fort Greene and Clinton Hill date back to the mid 19th century and are among the oldest and most beautiful Historic Districts in New York City. They’re walkable, packed with outdoor spaces and playgrounds, and home to Brooklyn’s famous Fort Greene Park. With Dekalb Market nearby, you’ll have no shortage of great food options, and other destinations like The Barclays Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Prospect Park are all close by. Both neighborhoods are easily visited in an hour, but worthy of an entire afternoon.
Strolling
Fort Greene and Clinton Hill are very well located if you have other Brooklyn attractions in mind like The Barclays Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Prospect Park, The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, or the Prospect Park Zoo. Walking from Manhattan to Dekalb Market over either the Brooklyn or Manhattan Bridge is manageable, and a great way to work up an appetite.
Food Spots
1. Dekalb Market Hall
Transportation
Atlantic Terminal/Barclays Center is one of the largest transportation hubs in NYC and it’s a 10 minute stroll from there to Fort Greene Park. The G train stops in Clinton Hill at Clinton - Washington Ave.
Streetside parking is possible in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, just not too close to Flatbush Ave.