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Across the Bridge
Where New York
|April 2017
Find the Best in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Eat
From steak to innovative pizza, Williamsburg’s food scene is constantly evolving, yet consistently stellar. There’s a lot to choose from at different price points, so walk around and work up your appetite.
Peter Luger Steak House 178 Broadway, 718.387.7400 (great porterhouse & creamed spinach)
Roebling Tea Room 143 Roebling St., 718.963.0760 (old-fashioned comfort food)
Sunday in Brooklyn 348 Wythe Ave., 347.222.6722 (daily brunch)
Emmy Squared 364 Grand St., 718.360.4535 (a spin on square pizza)
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This story is from the April 2017 edition of Where New York.
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