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Time Out New York / Issue 609 : May 30–Jun 5, 2007

Features

Going Greenpoint

This Brooklyn nabe’s full of hipsters. But don’t call it mini-Williamsburg—restaurants, shops and new developments are changing the waterfront area. Here’s your guide.

By Photographs by Jimmy Hubbard
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Your guide to Greenpoint:
- Eating and drinking: Manhattan Avenue is still the main drag, but a slew of new places have opened on Franklin Street.
- Clubs and venues: Old-school Slavic clubs pack in the locals, but there are a couple of joints that pull in outsiders.
- Shopping and services: There’s still a healthy nexus of 99-cent stores and Polish pharmacies, but a new crop of tony boutiques is emerging.
- Transportation
- Public space
- Real estate
Point counterpoint:
- Greenpoint's future: How a sewer line, an oil spill and Magic Johnson will help shape the years to come.
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