For Keith Lewis, six years ago the decision of where to open his store was an easy one. 'This is my home,' says the Brooklyn native who's clothing store offers style conscious clothing for cost conscious pricing.

This boutique was originally established ten years ago in SoHo but in a quest for more 'flavor' and a greater sense of community, made the leap to Fort Greene. Stackhouse sells not only local designers but also clothes from around the world, offering it's customers friendly service and reasonable prices.

This friendly neighborhood bar pours old favorites and new classics a like while spinning a mix of hip hop and R&B. always a place for friendly conversation, it's also a hot spot on First Friday's.

The Mission of Brown Memorial Baptist Church is to introduce the salvation of Jesus Christ to individuals by empowering them through dynamic worship, relevant Christian education, responsible stewardship, inclusive fellowship and impacting evangelism.

Brooklyn residents will swear by Buff Patty’s mouthwatering Jamaican patties, curried chicken, jerk beef, and more. The portions are large and generally no more than seven dollars. Three to four tables fill the small space along with a long queue, a testament to the craving-inducing quality of the food, but service is friendly and efficient and the line moves quickly.