Black Mountain Wine House

On a Brooklyn corner, this clapboard cabin appears almost like a mirage, its front patio resembling a campsite set with Adirondack chairs that look cut and hammered together by a lumberjack. While Black Mountain embodies rusticity—scuffed surfaces, a fireplace and farm tools on display—it’s actually an urbane wine bar. Food is designed to go along with the wine list: try plates of charcuterie and cheese, fondue and pork meatballs with spicy marinara. There’s also a well-chosen list of craft beers.