26 "Prospect Heights" Restaurants in New York.
Three blocks from the Barclays Center, Chuko is not only an ideal pre-game move, but our favorite ramen joint in Brooklyn.
A Korean seafood-focused restaurant that also sells surfboards and coffee? Turns out that's a great idea.
Faun is an excellent neighborhood spot in Prospect Heights serving seasonal, Italian-inspired food. Eat pasta on their patio whenever possible.
James is a great Prospect Heights restaurant with a somewhat predictable New American menu, but it's Perfect For a date or a meal before a Nets game.
The new Franny's location at Prospect Heights thankfully stays true to much of what made its old location great. There's been a bit of a refresh, but we'll still find the same pastas and pizzas we ...
Morgan’s BBQ is some of the best barbecue you can get without having to go down to Red Hook for Hometown.
Tom's is a Brooklyn classic for breakfast and lunch since 1936. You know what's kept them in business for so long? Free stuff. That, and really good sausage.
Rose's serves elevated pub grub and an excellent cheeseburger in the original Franny's space, a couple blocks from the Barclays Center.
El Atoradero has heroic intentions: to bring truly authentic Mexican food to NYC. Unfortunately, the execution needs work.
Weather up is the top cocktail bar in Prospect Heights. It's small, intimate, and there's also a location in Tribeca.
Ample Hills is a truly excellent ice cream shop, especially if you're not a purist when it comes to your flavors.
Mitchell's is quaint little soul food place in Prospect Heights with some pretty good fried chicken.
