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Nestled between the bustling neighborhoods of Park Slope and Kensington, Windsor Terrace exudes a charming, residential vibe with a touch of urban sophistication. This hidden gem of Brooklyn offers a perfect balance of tranquility and convenience, making it an ideal retreat for locals and visitors alike.
One of the defining features of Windsor Terrace is its close proximity to Prospect Park, one of New York City's most beloved green spaces. Residents and visitors alike enjoy easy access to acres of lush greenery, scenic walking paths, recreational facilities, and picturesque picnic spots. Whether you're looking to unwind with a leisurely stroll, enjoy a family outing, or simply soak up the beauty of nature, Prospect Park offers endless opportunities for relaxation and recreation.
In addition to its natural beauty, Windsor Terrace boasts a vibrant and diverse community with a rich cultural heritage. The neighborhood is home to a thriving mix of families, young professionals, and artists, creating a dynamic and welcoming atmosphere. You'll find a diverse array of shops, restaurants, cafes, and cultural institutions scattered throughout the neighborhood, offering everything from artisanal cuisine to eclectic boutiques.
Windsor Terrace also benefits from excellent transportation options, making it easy to explore the rest of Brooklyn and beyond. The neighborhood is served by several subway lines, including the F and G trains, providing convenient access to Manhattan and other parts of the city.
Despite its close proximity to the hustle and bustle of urban life, Windsor Terrace retains a sense of tranquility and community spirit that sets it apart from other Brooklyn neighborhoods. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll along tree-lined streets, chatting with neighbors at a local cafe, or enjoying a scenic picnic in Prospect Park, you'll quickly discover why Windsor Terrace is considered one of Brooklyn's best-kept secrets.
We have compiled a short list of our recommended neighborhood favorites:
Krupa Grocery—231 Prospect Park West Excellent food, wine & beer and extremely friendly staff. Ask for Tom and let them know that Richard & JoYin recommended the restaurant.
Double Windsor: Corner of Propect Park West and 16th St: Brooklyn beer and food.
United Meat Market— 219 Prospect Park West: a great assortment of prepared foods to heat at apt. Prosciutto bread and eggplant “meat” balls.
Green Grocer—Prospect Park West, between 16th St- Windsor Place, directly across from the Meat Market: Korean grocery with cheap, fresh produce. Milk, juice, etc. Cash only.
Slope Cellars— 436 7th Ave: Fantastic wines. They have a “Cheap and Tasty” section that always pleases.
Union Market—7th Ave between 12-13th St: gourmand grocer with a really great selection of ice cream, cheeses, artisanal foods, and prepared foods (whole roasted chicken, quinoa salads, etc).
Farmer’s Markets—Saturday mornings to afternoons at Grand Army Plaza. (Twenty minute walk through or along side of Prospect Park). Sunday mornings at Public School 154 (11th ave, to the right). Wed morning at the 15th St entrance to Prospect Park.
Terrace Books 242 Prospect Park West—Our local store that sells wonderful things with pages and words.
Other food favorites: Piccoli (Italian), Culture (Yogurt), Gelateria, Taro (sushi), Palo Santo (Latin American), Hanco’s (Vietnamese Sandwich), Brancacchio’s (Italian sandwiches),
Favorite activities: Roller/iceskating at LeFrack; Brooklyn Bridge Park; BAM theater for music, theatre, dance; Brooklyn Museum of Art; Brooklyn Botanical Gardens

Parking on our block is surprisingly easier than many other streets and neighborhoods in NYC. You can generally find a spot pretty quickly.
We're about 1.5 blocks from the F/G subway line which is a quick 15 minute ride to lower Manhattan or about 30 minutes to midtown. Step on the the train the opposite direction and you'll be in Cony Island in about 25 minutes.
Uber & Lyft are plentiful in the city so ride sharing is always an easy option as well.