Jacques Torres' opened his first-ever chocolate shop right here in Dumbo in 2000. His famous chocolate chip cookie is the best way to spend $3 in the neighborhood.

Behind an indistinct lobby at 68 Jay St, Ayako built @burr0w, a magical bakery that has become revered by professional chefs and Instagrammers around the globe.

This woman-owned bakery on Main St may be famous for its whoppie pies, but don't sleep on the tea cookies & cocoa.

Brooklyn Roasting was born and raised in Dumbo, and has been single-handedly fueling Dumbonians for years.

Almondine has been baking croissants and baguettes since before Dumbo was Dumbo, and folks still flock to this charming bakery on Water St.

Nothing beats Butler brunch with a view of the Brooklyn Bridge. Oh, and their take out window on Dock St is the best. And oh, they also have treats for your pup!

The latest addition to the Dumbo scene, Beepublic is community coffee and retail shop that focused on socially responsible living and saving the f*cking bees

Oddfellows is beloved for its ever-rotating slate of unusual flavors, and for its boozy ice cream cocktails.

Melt ice cream sandwiches: not just for kids!

Almar is all about the cozy, oh-so-Brooklyn vibe, with a friendly bar and a great negroni. Happy Hour is Monday-Friday, 4-6pm with $7 house drinks and $5 draft beers

The OG, 68 Jay St Bar, is the best dive bar in town! With live music and affordable prices, it's impossible not to stop in, early and often. Happy Hour is Monday–Friday, 2:30–7pm with $3 Narragansett Lager, $4 Stella & Brooklyn Beers, $5 house red & white wine, and $5 house mixed drinks.

Al fresco dining and drinking at it's finest with the best views of the Brooklyn Bridge. Happy Hour is Monday-Friday, 4-7pm, plus 10pm-close Sunday to Thursday.

Westville's daily deals are hard to beat. With $7 Margaritas on Mondays, 2 for Tuesday with BOGO house cocktails, $6 wine on Wednesdays, and $6 beers on Thirsty Thursdays, there is always something to enjoy.

Using tequila made from small-batch and artisan distilleries, Gran Eléctrica's margarita can't be beat. Pair it with tacos and enjoy the view of the Brooklyn Bridge from their leafy garden. Happy Hour is Monday-Friday, 5:30-6:30pm, with $4 Beers, $7 Wine, and $8 Cocktails.

Monthly art exhibits, live music, and a whole lot of love. Superfine is one of Dumbo's oldest and most beloved establishments, and it won't disappoint. Pull up at the bar, grab a table or play a round of pool. Happy Hour is Monday-Friday, 3-7pm, with $3 Tecate can, $5 select drafts, $6 house wines, and $6 well cocktails.

Seamore's has made seafood cool again in this modern, nautical chic spot. Happy Hour is Monday-Friday, 3-6pm, with $8 house cocktails, $8 well drinks, $6 house wine, $5 select can beers–and most importantly $2 oysters..

When you just wanna relax after the 9-5 with some friends, head to Randolph's Beer when you can play fussball and create your own flight from their impressive pour-your-own beer wall. Head up to the roof for one of the most epic views in town. Happy Hour Monday-Friday, 4-7pm, with $7 house beers and $1 oysters.

This cute and classic spot with a view of the Manhattan Bridge is one of Dumbo's best kept secrets. Happy Hour is Monday-Friday, 3-8pm, with $6 beer, $7 wine, and $8 cocktails. Plus a special on a burger and beer combo for just $13.

With soft lighting and cozy banquets, Olympia is the perfect tiny wine bar tucked away on Jay St. Happy Hour is Monday-Friday, 4-7pm, with a $6 Moscow Mule, $8 Rosé, $6 house red & white, $4 Pilsner or Brooklyn Beers by the bottle.

The pizza joint every neighborhood wishes they had. Great pies - or slices - and much more. Affordable and delicious.

Named for his mom, Patsy Grimaldi's return to Dumbo is worth the wait. Open for outdoor dining, Sunday-Thursday from 11:30am – 8:30pm, and Friday & Saturday from 11:30am– 9pm.

Sold by Patsy many moons ago, Grimaldi's still serves up legendary pies in a historic setting.

A lovely respite across from Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Foodie and creative pies in a gorgeous space overlooking the river.

Gourmet, wood fired pizzas and Brooklyn vibe - away from the tourist crush.