Why are your parents in Williamsburg? Probably because of Lilia.

Lighthouse is our go-to spot in Williamsburg for a casual, kind of healthy, but still impressive meal.

Kings County Imperial may not be traditional, but it officially serves some of our favorite Chinese food in New York City.

Llama Inn isn’t actually a hotel for llamas, but it is a Peruvian restaurant very much worth the trip to Williamsburg.

Marlow & Sons is a pioneering Brooklyn restaurant that's relatively small in size but big on personality. Mark this down as an Infatuation favorite.

Diner is basically responsible for Williamsburg's existence as the coolest neighborhood in the country.

Okonomi is one of the best kept Japanese secrets in NYC.

Delaware & Hudson in Williamsburg is of the best and most affordable tasting menus in NYC.

Emmy Squared is the adult version of your childhood pizza party dreams.

Frankel's is a Jewish deli in the same vein as Russ & Daughters, but on its own level entirely.

There’s this thing. It’s called The Feel Good Factor™. Meadowsweet has a whole bunch of it.

Shalom Japan is what happens when two chefs from different backgrounds (Japanese & Jewish) fall in love and start making food instead of babies.

Saying that St. Anselm nailed the Butchers Cut steak would be a tremendous understatement. Eat at this Williamsburg restaurant when you want meat.

We’re throwing down a serious stamp of approval on Post Office, a tiny whiskey bar in Williamsburg. The spot you might easily overlook is serving ridiculously next-level dishes.

Allswell still has one of the best burgers in Williamsburg.

Legendary steaks, and a legendary burger at lunch. Peter Luger's is a New York restaurant institution, but you don't need us to tell you that.