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Mar 18, 2020

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21 Best Date Spots For A Bite To Eat In Brooklyn, New York

Honestly, my boyfriend is much better at date ideas than I am, but I know you can't go wrong with a romantic night in Brooklyn. From its cozy parks to hipster hideouts, there is a place for every couple. Whether you are going to dinner and a movie or just want to grab something sweet or salty, Brooklyn has it all.

Here are 21 spots to check out when you're looking for some Brooklyn eats for your next date night:

Pies'n'Thighs

A personal favorite.

166 S 4th Street
Brooklyn, New York

The Good Batch

936 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, New York

F&F Pizzeria

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459 Court Street
Brooklyn, New York

Olmsted

659 Vanderbilt Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Modern Love Brooklyn

317 Union Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Brooklyn Cider House

1100 Flushing Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

The River Cafe

The definition of romance.

1 Water Street
Brooklyn, New York

Mama Fox

327 Stuyvesant Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Vinegar Hill House

72 Hudson Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Convium Osteria

68 5th Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Boutros

185 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Cecconi's Dumbo

Highly recommend their pizzas.

55 Water Street
Brooklyn, New York

Buttermilk Channel

524 Court Street
Brooklyn, New York

Diner

85 Broadway
Brooklyn, New York

Almondine Bakery

Skip dinner all together and just go for dessert.

85 Water Street
Brooklyn, New York

The Four Horsemen

295 Grand Street
Brooklyn, New York

Footprints Cafe

If you're strolling the Coney Island boardwalk, be sure to stop by Footprints Cafe for a taste of the Caribbean islands.

1521 Surf Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Leuca

111 N 12th Street
Brooklyn, New York

Ample Hills Creamery

Brooklyn's finest.

421 Van Brunt Street
Brooklyn, New York

Oxomoco

128 Greenpoint Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Butter & Scotch

"The feminist cocktail bar of your dreams in Brooklyn!"

818 Franklin Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

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The Good Batch

F&F Pizzeria

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Modern Love Brooklyn

Brooklyn Cider House

The River Cafe

Mama Fox

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Footprints Cafe

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Butter & Scotch

Have some fun date ideas or spots for your own city?

Write your own piece on Odyssey to be featured on Swoon or email taylor.mead@theodysseyonline.com.

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