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Ever since we began driving frequently between Williamsburg and Clinton Hill in search of our brownstone, we’ve been admiring this block of Washington Avenue. Running from the BQE to the entrance of Steiner Studios in the Navy Yard, the street is definitely on the “other side of the tracks” from the residential part of Clinton Hill. More Meatpacking District than Brownstone Brooklyn, however, this stretch of old industrial taxpayers and loft buildings is dripping with charm and will, we predict, some day be one of the nicest stretches of condos and stores around. For the rest of the week, we’ll take a close-up look at a few of our favorite structures and details on this block. GMAP


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  1. Mojito’s tostones are truly delicious. And yeah, the sailors’ club, i.e., Navy Yard Bar, is a strip club. It’s an intense experience. Their security cameras face the street, which is novel.

  2. that’s right.
    We walk in not knowing that and it was “interesting”
    I love this stretch of Washington it reminds me Williamsburg back in the days when only Galapagos was there.
    Apparently this area before become navy yard it was one of the biggest vegetables market. And there was elevated train on Myrtle.ave