Fodor's Expert Review Marlow & Sons

With its green-and-white-striped awning, this place looks more like an old-timey grocery store than a buzzy bistro. Part of the Andrew Tarlow empire, its wood-paneled dining room has been attracting in-the-know Brooklyn foodies for years. Its remarkable locavore cuisine is a nod to New York's farmers and fishermen, with small, creative share plates including oysters, plus cocktails, and natural wines.