Only NY is an urban, outdoor, and art-inspired street apparel brand that designs and produces original clothing inspired by NYC's urban areas.

Located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Frankel's is famous for its sandwiches and bagels. The Frankel brothers opened the restaurant in 2016, and it quickly became a hot spot with numerous media mentions. This popular store is always crowded with customers for its hearty sandwiches and bagels.

The Eagle + West Tower was completed in Greenpoint, on the Brooklyn waterfront. It was built by OMA, an architectural design firm/urban planning consultant founded in 1975 by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas and others. The stair-like tower is covered with a striped facade of cast stone "shingles" that can be rotated to create striking shadows.

Bagel Point is an established bagel shop in Greenpoint that has been in business since 1977. Bagel Point uses carefully selected ingredients, including organic eggs, organic coffee, and unbleached flour, with the health of their customers in mind. In addition to several types of bagels, the shop also offers a selection of sandwiches, paninis, and acai balls. The restaurant is also vegan-friendly, with vegan sandwiches and a vegan breakfast menu.

This long-established doughnut store has been in Greenpoint, Brooklyn for over 60 years.
Opening at 4:30 in the morning on weekdays and at 5:00 on weekends, this extremely popular store is constantly crowded with people from early in the morning. The green and pink uniforms worn by the female staff are very cute. In the movie "Spider-Man: No Way Home," the store also appears as the donut store where Zendaya works, wearing the exact same uniform. The donuts are extremely inexpensive at $1.25 each. Since it is a popular store, some donuts are sold out in the evening, so if you want to try many kinds, it is recommended to go early in the day. No credit cards are accepted, cash only, so don't forget to bring cash!

Feng Sway is an alluring showroom for vintage fashion, exotic plants, off-beat home decor, and alternative wellness products, such as crystals and oils. Although it's located on a quiet street in Greenpoint, about a 5-minute walk from the Nassau Ave G train station, its large collection of disco balls, toy chickens, and incense gives off a retro party vibe. If you are looking fun way to spend an afternoon in Brooklyn, visit Feng Sway, as well as its neighbors, the Dobbin Street Vintage Co-op and Seven Wonders, two other inviting vintage clothing and furniture shops with high-quality, well-priced pieces.

Located on Greenpoint’s Manhattan Ave, Odd Fox Coffee is a low-key coffee shop with an antique, yet minimalistic flair. Lamps, empty picture frames, and vintage posters are neatly placed throughout the spacious, dimly-lit interior. The inside of the shop is quiet - mostly solos, not many groups chatting - making it ideal to focus and get work done. The staff is exceedingly welcoming and friendly, and they don’t give you looks if you linger for just a bit too long. There is also a garden in the backyard.