Quiet, tree-lined streets teem with friendly residents and homegrown shops—combining the best of new and old Greenpoint. Kielbasa, cannoli, soda bread, pierogi: all of these are on sale in the shops of Manhattan Avenue, operated by the descendants of the families who established the neighborhood. Meanwhile, on and off the avenue, the offerings multiply, with hand-crafted espresso, mid-century furniture and salt-water bagels. Experimental movie theaters thrive next to independent bookshops, an indoor skate bowl, a bowling alley and the borough’s most extensive organic supermarket, the Greenpoint Natural Market.
Local boutiques and homegrown shows
The Neighborhood
Front Door Ferry Stop
Transportation Breakdown
- Midtown East: 10 mins by ferry
- Dumbo: 20 mins by ferry
- Financial District: 30 mins by ferry, 36 minutes by subway
- Times Square: 29 minutes by subway
- Hudson Yards: 35 minutes by subway
- LaGuardia Airport: 15 minutes by car
- JFK Airport: 25 minutes by car
