Welcome to Bedford Stuyvesant
One of Brooklyn's most expansive neighborhoods, Bedford-Stuyvesant preserves an intimate charm for its residents. From the opulent brownstones of the nearby landmark districts to the serene, tucked-away parks, the neighborhood is rich with a strong sense of community with charming shops and restaurants on every block.
Culture Lives Here
Nicknamed “Brooklyn’s Little Harlem,” musicians and artists from Duke Ellington to Jay-Z, Spike Lee to Lil Kim, have memorialized what Bedford Stuyvesant’s legacy. The neighborhood remains a home for many artists, actors, and musicians, and the cultural and culinary offerings are rich.
As the sun sets, restaurant and bar doors open: cocktails at Dynaco, Nashville-style fried chicken at Peaches Hot House, Neapolitan pizza at Saraghina. Sip on a natural wine at Winona’s. Catch some jazz at the Sankofa Aban Bed & Breakfast, or an outdoor movie screened in one of Bedford-Stuyvesant’s green spaces. Whatever one craves, the area’s burgeoning restaurant scene has something for everyone.
Bedford Stuyvesant After Dark
Commute Times
Columbus Circle 40m. by train, 50m. by car
Grand Central 33m. by train, 32m. by car
Union Square 23m. by train, 33m. by car
Wall Street 35m. by train, 25m. by car