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Eater in Williamsburg: 20 Spots From 10 Videos

Every place Eater visits in 10 videos filmed in Williamsburg, pinned on one map per video. 16 are named below, with what Eater ate; the rest are counted by kind.

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  1. The Water Tower Bar · Cocktail Bar from “The NYC Hotel Feeding 15,000 People a Month Has One Extremely Busy”
  2. Greenpoint Fish & Lobster Co. · Seafood Restaurant from “The NYC Hotel Feeding 15,000 People a Month Has One Extremely Busy”
  3. Miss Lily's 7A Cafe · Caribbean Restaurant from “How Miss Lily's World-Famous Jerk Chicken Became an NYC Staple —”
  4. The Meat Hook · Butcher Shop from “How Miss Lily's World-Famous Jerk Chicken Became an NYC Staple —”
  5. I Cavallini · Italian Restaurant from “A Day at Brooklyn's Busiest New Restaurant I Cavallini — Mise En Place”
  6. Union Square Greenmarket · Farmers Market from “A Day at Brooklyn's Busiest New Restaurant I Cavallini — Mise En Place”
  7. Misi · Italian Restaurant from “How a Chef Created Two Wildly Successful Pasta Restaurants — Icons”
  8. Lilia · Italian Restaurant from “How a Chef Created Two Wildly Successful Pasta Restaurants — Icons”
  9. Cozy Royale · Restaurant from “Brent's Meaty Tour Through New York City — Brent Meats World”
  10. The Meat Hook · Butcher Shop from “Brent's Meaty Tour Through New York City — Brent Meats World”
  11. Cozy Royale · Restaurant from “Why This Burger Is One of the Hardest to Get in New York — Icons”
  12. The Meat Hook · Butcher Shop from “Why This Burger Is One of the Hardest to Get in New York — Icons”
  13. Sungold · Restaurant from “The popular pancakes at this hotel brunch #shorts”
  14. The Four Horsemen · Restaurant from “Wax dipping every bottle (all 40,000 per year) #distillery #shorts”
  15. Laser Wolf Brooklyn · Israeli Restaurant from “How Laser Wolf Perfected the Brisket Kebab In NYC — Smoke Point”
  16. The Meat Hook · Butcher Shop from “How an NYC Butcher Shop is Surviving the Pandemic — Prime Time”

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The NYC Hotel Feeding 15,000 People a Month Has One Extremely Busy Kitchen — Large Format

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Spots from the video

  1. The Water Tower Bar

    Cocktail Bar

    96 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA

  2. Greenpoint Fish & Lobster Co.

    Seafood Restaurant · Price level: Moderate

    114 Nassau Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222, USA

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How Miss Lily's World-Famous Jerk Chicken Became an NYC Staple — Brent Meats World

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Eater's host Brent explored the bold flavors of Jamaica at Miss Lily's, where he assisted Chef Sticks in preparing a three-day marinated jerk chicken and coffee-rubbed lamb. He was particularly impressed by the complex heat of the scotch bonnet peppers and the deep cultural heritage embedded in the restaurant's traditional pimento-based recipes.

Food from the video

  • Blue Mountain coffee spice lamb shoulder
  • spicy pepper shrimp
  • scotch bonnet pepper seed
  • jerk chicken
  • roasted kabocha and sweet potato puree

Spots from the video

  1. Miss Lily's 7A Cafe

    Caribbean Restaurant · Price level: Moderate

    109 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009, USA

  2. The Meat Hook

    Butcher Shop · Price level: Moderate

    397 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

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A Day at Brooklyn's Busiest New Restaurant I Cavallini — Mise En Place

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Eater explores how Chef Tony Cavalini balances traditional Italian techniques with a produce-forward New York mentality. The highlight of the experience is the transformation of tough beef tendons into a delicate, melt-in-your-mouth 'beef salad' that surprises diners.

Food from the video

  • eel toast
  • trophie pasta
  • farfalone pasta
  • gnocchi sardi
  • bucatini
  • beef tendon (nervetti)
  • Umbrian beans
  • bluefin tuna toro

Spots from the video

  1. I Cavallini

    Italian Restaurant

    284 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

  2. Union Square Greenmarket

    Farmers Market

    Union Square W &, E 17th St, New York, NY 10003, USA

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How a Chef Created Two Wildly Successful Pasta Restaurants — Icons

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Eater explores the meticulous craftsmanship behind Chef Missy Robbins' iconic Brooklyn restaurants, Lilia and Misi, focusing on the labor-intensive process of handmade pasta. The highlight is the demonstration of the 'Italian Job' dessert and the mafaldine, both of which became so popular they influenced menus across the country.

Food from the video

  • Mafaldine with butter and pink peppercorns
  • Ribeye basted with rosemary garlic butter
  • The Italian Job soft serve
  • Tortelli with greens and ricotta
  • Grilled artichokes with salsa verde and mint

Spots from the video

  1. Misi

    Italian Restaurant · Price level: Expensive

    329 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA

  2. Lilia

    Italian Restaurant · Price level: High

    567 Union Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

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Brent's Meaty Tour Through New York City — Brent Meats World

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Eater host Brent Young introduces his new series by leveraging his expertise as a professional butcher to explore global meat cultures. He emphasizes his mission to learn traditional cutting and cooking methods from international chefs while sharing professional tips with his audience. The video serves as a high-energy trailer for an epic quest to discover how the world enjoys meat.

Spots from the video

  1. Cozy Royale

    Restaurant · Price level: Moderate

    434 Humboldt St, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

  2. The Meat Hook

    Butcher Shop · Price level: Moderate

    397 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

Why This Burger Is One of the Hardest to Get in New York — Icons

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Eater explores the symbiotic relationship between The Meat Hook butcher shop and Cozy Royale, highlighting how strategic butchery minimizes waste through high-quality burger grinds. The video showcases the labor-intensive process of creating a month-long dry-aged smash burger and the precision required to bake the perfect handmade potato bun.

Spots from the video

  1. Cozy Royale

    Restaurant · Price level: Moderate

    434 Humboldt St, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

  2. The Meat Hook

    Butcher Shop · Price level: Moderate

    397 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

The popular pancakes at this hotel brunch #shorts

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Eater explored the high-pressure brunch service at Sungold, focusing on the meticulous preparation required to serve their popular oven-risen pancakes. The video highlights how the kitchen manages a non-stop flow of hotel guests and room service orders through extreme efficiency and advance prep. The most notable takeaway is the technical process of finishing pancakes in the oven to achieve a gentle, airy rise.

Food from the video

  • pancakes with blackberry syrup and cultured butter
  • baklava French toast
  • avocado toast

Spots from the video

  1. Sungold

    Restaurant

    96 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA

Wax dipping every bottle (all 40,000 per year) #distillery #shorts

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Eater explored the meticulous production process at Forth Ave Spirits, where every bottle is hand-waxed and some spirits take up to five years to complete. The distillery focuses on all-natural botanical blends, including a Marseille amaro sweetened with three types of honey and inspired by ancient plague remedies.

Food from the video

  • Marseille amaro
  • Green herbal spirit

Spots from the video

  1. The Four Horsemen

    Restaurant · Price level: Moderate

    295 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

How Laser Wolf Perfected the Brisket Kebab In NYC — Smoke Point

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Eater explores the meticulous process of creating an authentic Israeli brisket kebab, highlighting the use of invasive marabou charcoal for a distinct smoky flavor. The chef emphasizes the importance of fat content and temperature control to ensure the meat remains juicy while cooking over high heat.

Food from the video

  • brisket kebab
  • hummus
  • pita
  • salatim
  • eggplant baba ganoush

Spots from the video

  1. Laser Wolf Brooklyn

    Israeli Restaurant

    97 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA

How an NYC Butcher Shop is Surviving the Pandemic — Prime Time

Map of the spots in How an NYC Butcher Shop is Surviving the Pandemic — Prime TimeOpen this video’s map1 spots pinned · Eater

Eater highlights how a local butcher shop successfully bypassed the traditional food system by maintaining direct relationships with farmers, which insulated them from supply chain trauma. The owners transformed their business into a full-service grocery and delivery hub in just six days to meet community needs.

Spots from the video

  1. The Meat Hook

    Butcher Shop · Price level: Moderate

    397 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

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Where did Eater eat in Williamsburg?

Eater's 10 videos from Williamsburg pin 20 spots. This page names The Water Tower Bar, Greenpoint Fish & Lobster Co., Miss Lily's 7A Cafe, The Meat Hook, I Cavallini, Union Square Greenmarket, Misi, and Lilia; the rest are on each video's map, and they all open when you unlock Williamsburg in Varedelo.

Which Eater videos were filmed in Williamsburg?

“The NYC Hotel Feeding 15,000 People a Month Has One Extremely Busy Kitchen — Large Format”; “How Miss Lily's World-Famous Jerk Chicken Became an NYC Staple — Brent Meats World”; “A Day at Brooklyn's Busiest New Restaurant I Cavallini — Mise En Place”; “How a Chef Created Two Wildly Successful Pasta Restaurants — Icons”; “Brent's Meaty Tour Through New York City — Brent Meats World”; “Why This Burger Is One of the Hardest to Get in New York — Icons”.

What food does Eater try in Williamsburg?

From the videos: Blue Mountain coffee spice lamb shoulder, spicy pepper shrimp, scotch bonnet pepper seed, jerk chicken, roasted kabocha and sweet potato puree, eel toast, trophie pasta, farfalone pasta, gnocchi sardi, and bucatini.

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