For those looking for the perfect place to Brunch, Brooklyn
seems to have it all. According to Anna Gustafson, who has been authoring the
series ‘Brooklyn Staycation’ for Sheepshead Bites, there are some great places
in the Kensington area to go grab a bite.
Steeplechase, located at Fort Hamilton Parkway has actually
be named one of the top 10 coffee shops by Gothamist so it’s really
worth checking out. There is also Hot
Bagels, Elk Café and Lark Café that bring in a bunch of happy Kensingtoners.
In general, Kensington is a great place for food, and international
cuisine at that. There are many expats living in the area so the
neighborhood caters to that. But for those looking for some real traditional
food, check out El Mirador’s karaoke nights, tacos, cold beer and other
classical Mexican eats.
Of course, one mustn’t forget Hunger Pang. Named the fourth
hottest restaurants in Kensington by New York Eater last year, both the grilled
hanger steak with miso butter fries, and the frisee shiitake salad are
something out of this world.
There’s lots to eat from brunch to midnight in
Kensington. And many of them have received
international acclaim.
