Neighborhood guide / Brooklyn
Crown Heights, Brooklyn
Explore Crown Heights, Brooklyn with a neighborhood outline map, places to eat, parks and landmarks, and nearby transit.
Map of Crown Heights
● Guide locationP ParkT Rail station
Open street map and zoom in ↗Brower Park is one public space to look for on your route. Check service to Park Pl if you’re arriving by rail.
Landmarks and public spaces
Parks and places to spend time
- Brower ParkSt. Mark's Ave., Park Pl. bet. Brooklyn Ave. and Kingston Ave.
- St. John's ParkTroy Ave., Bergen St., Prospect Pl., Schenectady Ave.
- Neighborhood Community GardenSt Mark's Ave. bet. Schenectady Ave. and Utica Ave
Designated landmarks
- George B. and Susan Elkins House1375 Dean Street
- John and Elizabeth Truslow House96 Brooklyn Avenue
- Studebaker Building1469 Bedford Avenue
Public art and monuments
- Shirley Chisholm PlaqueKingston Avenue between Prospect Place and Park Place.
- Theodore Roosevelt Tree PlaqueShirley Chisholm Circle along Kingston Ave.
Restaurants and local hangouts
These nearby listings come from city records. Check current hours and menus before visiting.
Where to eat
- New Kingston PizzaPizza · 259 Kingston Avenue
- Machne YehudaMiddle Eastern · 250 Kingston Avenue
- Boeuf & BunJewish/Kosher · 271 Kingston Avenue
- Biarritz Kosher Pizza & WinePizza · 268 Kingston Avenue
Cafés and bakeries
- Cafe ImaelCoffee/Tea · 1090 Saint Johns Place
- Pando'SCoffee/Tea · 227 Kingston Avenue
Getting there
Explore nearby
Crown Heights (North) Crown Heights (South) Weeksville Wingate Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate
Map and listing sources
City Planning boundaries · Neighborhood names · City restaurant records · Parks · Designated landmarks · Public monuments · MTA stations