Bushwick

Bushwick’s artistic roots have contributed to its revitalization as a destination for all things trendy and hip, and famed restaurants like Roberta’s Pizza with patrons like the Obamas have put this neighborhood on the map.

This bustling part of Brooklyn – with its Technicolor murals and where foodies and fashion connoisseurs flock to neighborhood-favorite mom-and-pop places – juxtaposes seamlessly with its historical industrious pedigree.

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The vibrant, world-famous street art of Bushwick colors the town in grandeur with lifelike murals and zesty graffiti. The Bushwick Art Collective Block Party is the perfect opportunity to connect with top street artists and their work.

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Wyckoff Avenue near Jefferson Street has a range of natural food stores and coveted cafés and eateries. Local favorites include The Turk’s Inn (on Starr) and Black Seed Bagels (on Suydam).

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Bogart Street is host to secondhand clothing emporiums, former factories reconverted into artist studios and co-working spaces.

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Always packed with locals, Maria Hernandez Park is the neighborhood nexus and largest community park in Bushwick. Kids love the rainbow-colored playground, and there are dog runs and athletic facilities.

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Irving Square Park is Bushwick's de facto town square, popular with people who picnic.

Bushwick’s artistic roots have contributed to its revitalization as a destination for all things trendy and hip, and famed restaurants like Roberta’s Pizza with patrons like the Obamas have put this neighborhood on the map.

This bustling part of Brooklyn – with its Technicolor murals and where foodies and fashion connoisseurs flock to neighborhood-favorite mom-and-pop places – juxtaposes seamlessly with its historical industrious pedigree.