Cuisine:

• American
• Others
• Diner

Hope & Anchor Description:
Red Hook has been a Brooklyn gentrification project for a while---starting with the conversion of waterfront warehouses into commercial spaces for glass-blowing, woodwork and other artisanal enterprises. A block from New York Harbor is the retro-cool diner Hope & Anchor, where you can get a hot pastrami on rye with whole-grain mustard and wash it down with a "red hooker" (Makers Mark and peach purée) or a cherry coke. Entrées range from moussaka to fried chicken to mac 'n' cheese. Short-sleeved local businessmen who are born-and-bred Brooklynites rub elbows with aspiring artists who've moved here for the cheap rent. The Hope & Anchor is a friendly a place where you can pull up a chair, fill up on decent food and meet someone new.


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