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Miller's Tavern:
Someone on the hunt for Miller's Tavern may very well stroll past this corner bistro—its quaint wooden tables and rustic décor don’t exactly reflect the ho-hum name. And if a dim, generic pub in which to play darts, munch on wings and gulp down Bass is what you had in mind, you are right to keep on walking. On the other hand, if you're looking to impress a date without breaking the bank, this laid-back little joint will serve you well. The American-French fusion restaurant is just the type of place that pulls the hoards across the Hudson to North Brooklyn, boasting creative dishes made with fresh, local ingredients in an atmosphere free from stuffiness. The seafood-heavy menu offers numerous specials each night and outdoor tables—on a corner with a perfect blend of charm and grit—offer fantastic hipster-watching if you just want to enjoy a beer ($6) or two. Super-friendly bartenders serve up a small but well-chosen selection of draft beers, wine and cocktails, as well as an exceptional coffee service starting at 8am. Miller's Tavern understands the importance of multi-tasking in this attention-deficit neighborhood, but does so while keeping things simple.
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