THINGS TO DO IN DUMBO
Brooklyn Bridge Park will keep you and your family entertained for hours, while a popular flea market, numerous shops and avant-garde theater offer additional attractions.
Jane's Carousel
This 100-year-old meticulously restored carousel is a fun ride near the base of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Brooklyn Bridge Park
This waterfront park features play areas, a carousel and stunning views of the Manhattan skyline.
WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK
Brunch is a Dumbo pastime, but there are also killer pizza spots and upscale destination restaurants. Come with an appetite for waterfront dining and views of the Manhattan skyline.
Gair
Gair is Dumbo’s premier destination for elevated, distinctive cocktails, locally-sourced, seasonally-inspired dishes, and an unmatched environment.
Bar56
A seasonally-driven menu with Italian and French influences is complemented by a carefully curated wine list to provide "Palate Character."
Vinegar Hill House
Featuring a seasonal menu, this old-timey restaurant is located near the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
DUMBO FOR ART LOVERS
The neighborhood specializes in contemporary art; visit on the first Thursday of each month for an evening filled with gallery hopping.
Museum of Food and Drink
MOFAD's "Flavor" exhibition is a sensory journey through our bodies and our world, designed and curated by food scientists and culinary anthropologists.
Klompching Gallery
The focus at this gallery, one of dozen or so exhibition spaces in the area, is on contemporary photography.
A.I.R. Gallery
A.I.R (Artists in Residence) has deep roots in NYC's contemporary gallery scene, dating back to its 1972 start.
MOMENTS IN DUMBO
Dumbo is one of NYC's most photographed neighborhoods. Get inspired by its cobblestone streets and waterfront views before your visit.
BROWSE ALL DUMBO
Find all the neighborhood shopping, restaurants and venues here.
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Jane's Carousel
This 100-year-old meticulously restored carousel is a fun ride near the base of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Museum of Food and Drink
MOFAD's "Flavor" exhibition is a sensory journey through our bodies and our world, designed and curated by food scientists and culinary anthropologists.
The River Café
Few restaurants can match The River Cafe's location, nestled under the Brooklyn Bridge and peering across the East River at Lower Manhattan.
Juliana’s Pizza
Courtesy of the late Patsy and Carol Grimaldi, this spot serves up the kind of coal-oven pizzas that made their original pizzeria famous.
Beat The Bomb
During this one-hour experience, players suit up in HAZMAT gear and work together through five high-tech game rooms to defuse a giant paint bomb.
Fun Instagram Spot
People flock to Washington Street between Front and Water Streets to capture a shot that features Dumbo’s cobblestone streets, the Manhattan Bridge and the Empire State Building.
powerHouse Arena
This event space also serves as a gallery, a bookstore, a performance venue and the publishing headquarters of Powerhouse books.