Inhabit by Corcoran

See “America’s oldest suburb” with Corcoran agent Vicki Negron, a Brooklyn Heights resident for 40+ years.

Here are some of Vicki’s spots:

The Promenade (Montague Street & Pierrepont Place) — A crown jewel of the neighborhood and arguably the best view in Brooklyn.

L’Appartment 4F (115 Montague Street) — The croissants will change your life. It’s easily one of the most Instagrammable spots in Brooklyn Heights.

Joe Coffee (Pineapple and Hicks Street) — On a leafy corner just like the Waverly Place original, just bigger and in Brooklyn.

Clark’s (80 Clark Street) — Definitely the place to go for a full breakfast.

Lassen & Hennings (114 Montague Street) — A classic deli, in business since 1949. The ‘Botanical Gardens’ sandwich is Vicki’s favorite.

Tango (145 Montague Street) — A high-end women’s fashion boutique that’s been a staple of the neighborhood for half a century.

Housing Works (150 Montague Street) — Thrifting for a cause.

Sake Tumi (118 Montague Street) — A cozy bistro in a historic townhouse serving up sushi, Thai and Malaysian dishes, and more.

James Weir Floral Co. (107 Montague Street) — Brooklyn’s oldest florist, opened in 1853! The arrangements are as beautiful as ever.