The other day I showed you the pictures of my little trip to Milk Bar but the adventure didn't end there... The original trip started as we embarked on a mission to visit the Brooklyn Flea Market, but somehow failed to realize that because of the weather this time of the year they hold it indoors.. UGH!
Since we were already there we decided to head over to the Williamsburg area {where Milk Bar is} and realized that it's not just full of great stores, restaurants and coffee places but also a great place to live if you want to live close to the city but far enough from it too.
Places like this have always appealed to me because they are the perfect combination of modern living within a vintage environment, all of which is quite foreign to me. As I walked around it enticed me more than ever to one day move to a real city {Miami is still a pretty small town} and take advantage everything that urban living has to offer {I'd love to get rid of my car, BTW}.
There is something I've always envied of places where you have your neighborhood bars, restaurant, stores and the like, so you can walk into any of those places and just be there comfortably. I love the characters you can find here, the original ways in which people go by their everyday lives, and how entertaining people watching can be.
Have a great day and enjoy your neighborhood... who knows what you might find there!
Love the milk sign! It is fun exploring your neighbourhood!
ReplyDeleteWilliamsburg is amazing: it is so different across the bridge and only a bridge away! Looks like you had the best of times :)
ReplyDeleteAh yes, people watching and drinking coffee: I could do that for hours. Great pics and - as you mentioned - the combination of vintage and modern makes it very appealing. xo
ReplyDeletePeople watching is one of my favorite sports! I've been to some parts of Brooklyn, but not Williamsburg. Somehow it always seems so far away even though it totally isn't. It looks like you had fun!
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love the new design
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people watching
best free activity ever
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Thanks for sharing these snippets from this quaint neighborhood. It looks warm and welcoming with old school charm.
ReplyDeleteLove these images (and yes, the new blog design) Thanks so much for sharing the trip with us - enjoy your Tuesday! Jalon
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteMaria @ Orchard Bloom
I've always wanted to go to the Brooklyn flea when it's indoors - the building looks amazing. I've been to the outdoor one but it was so hot I was miserable (and I'm from Phoenix!).
ReplyDeleteI remember having an amazing breakfast on the walk there but silly me didn't take note of the name of the little cafe.
Oh fun pics! I love the coffee picture - that's literally the only way I've seen coffee done for the past week here!
ReplyDeletei know what you mean. i have a neighborhood breakfast place. so much charm.
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Oh looks like so much fun! Such a cute neighborhood!
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I love the pictures. Everything looks amazing. I would love to attend the Brooklyn Flea Market. And I love people watching.
ReplyDeletePlaces like these are a photographer's dream..and I agree, a neighbourhood has such great quirks. I need to visit one day!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I love Williamsburg for all the wonderful and eclectic things it attracts.
ReplyDeleteGreat post- I love a good mix of modern and vintage, too. :)
ReplyDelete-Ashley
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I love this place! And the pics are greats!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit and your comment!!!what a nice neighbourhood!!I think you had a great time there!!I'm following your beutiful blog!!!xx
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I was just walking through SF's South Park and thinking how lucky I was to be surrounded by some many innovators and creative thinkers–it's true, you never know what you'll stumble on!
ReplyDeleteOh, how cool! xoxo
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I haven't been to their indoor space in Williamsburg. Was it awesome? Somehow, I typically end up at the one in downtown Brooklyn in the old bank. There's just something so cool about eating in an old bank vault.
ReplyDeleteI've not been to a flea market ever! I really do want to go because I know there's a lot of unique one of a kind items out there!
ReplyDeleteI love the We Don't Serve Coffee sign. Classic.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a Milk Bar!;-)
ReplyDeleteAnd one of the things I adore most is visiting the local flea market.
The Brooklyn Flea is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! So much of New York I didn't get to see on my first visit. Must go again!
ReplyDeleteI can't live without coffee:)
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Have a great week!
Thank you for your lovely comment! Super fun photos! Looks like a great day!
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Giovanna
www.oliveandanarrow.com
What an adventure. There's nothing like discovering wonderful, new places and sharing those moments with people you care about.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the Brooklyn Flea!!! I did some serious damage there when I visited last October...one of the coolest flea markets I have been to :) XO brynn
ReplyDeleteYou live in a cool neighborhood...
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage items.
Going local love it!!
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I can see you being very happy there. My good friend Ron, who passed away this year had a studio there since the 80s, it's pretty great.
ReplyDeletexo Mary Jo
Such a great post, I really like it, these pics are so nice!Sounds like a relaxing moment!
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I'm always intrigued in places such as this because I love vintage items, especially unique art pieces. Yes, people watching is so much fun to do. :-)
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