The Brooklyn Teacup's studio and active workshop is located in the vibrant and historic neighborhood of Park Slope. Whether you're visiting us to design a bespoke serving tray from our impressive collection of vintage china or are dropping off your family china set to be upcycled, we encourage you to explore our slice of Brooklyn and the unique things it has to offer.
From the magical brownstone architecture and Prospect Park to the unique shops and cultural destinations, there's something here for everyone. All of these spots are within a 15 minute walk of the studio–an embarrassment of riches!
Our favorite things to do & places to visit
in/near Park Slope, Brooklyn
1. Walk around Prospect Park (Brooklyn’s Central Park) & Grand Army Plaza
2. Promenade down 5th Ave, named NYC's coolest street right now by TimeOut magazine, and patronize the fabulous local businesses, vintage shops, boutiques & markets:
Just a few of our favorites include:
check out our Brooklyn-centric gift guides.
3. Eat & Drink:
There’s no shortage of incredible food options to grab a bite near our studio located in the northern section of Park Skope and a short walk from Atlantic Ave./Barclay's Center.
A few go-to spots that we recommend include:
For dessert:
4. Walk around & explore some of our favorite nearby areas and neighborhoods:
- Walk down Fifth Ave to ogle the brownstones and architecture - take Union Street up to Prospect Park for one of our favorite strolls.
- Take Vanderbilt Ave. up to Grand Army Plaza, which will take you straight into Prospect Park. If you're here on a Saturday, sample and shop from many stalls of seasonal produce and locally-made goodies at the
Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket
- Explore the many cafes and shops on Smith Street
- Stroll down Court Street from Atlantic Ave. to Carroll Gardens
- Explore Brooklyn Bridge Park and Brooklyn Heights Promenade along with historic Montague St.
- Fort Greene Park and the cute and chic dining spots along DeKalb Ave.
5. Explore the historic neighborhoods of Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, Fort Greene, Carroll Gardens & DUMBO.
6. Enjoy Afternoon Tea at Brooklyn High Low.
7. Take a little nature break at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
8. Peruse world class exhibits at the Brooklyn Museum.
9. Watch a live performance or movie at Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) or see a concert or sporting event at Barclays Center.
Conclusion:
Before you visit the studio, afterwards, or as you wait for creations to be made and packed up, we hope you get the opportunity to immerse yourself in our eclectic Park Slope neighborhood. Discover some of the unique shops, savor culinary delights, and explore iconic landmarks–all within a 15-minute stroll.
We look forward to welcoming you in Brooklyn very soon!
