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Best Date Spots in Park Slope in New York

Ten date spots in Park Slope, from karaoke and bocce to a wine bar and an afternoon walk in Prospect Park.

Park Slope has a little something for every kind of date, from cozy cocktail bars and neighborhood restaurants to playful nights of bocce and karaoke. Grab dumplings, challenge each other to a game or take a romantic stroll through Prospect Park if the conversation is going well. These ten spots make it easy to plan a date with a little more personality.

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al di là Trattoria

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al di là Trattoria brings a little Italian romance to Park Slope, with dim lighting, intimate tables and hearty homemade pasta that makes for a cozy dinner date. Settle in over a leisurely meal, then head a few blocks over to Insa for karaoke if you're in the mood to keep the night going.

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Barbès

Barbès is a cozy French-style bar and live music venue on 9th Street in Park Slope. Music is presented nightly in a small, friendly back room, and the lineup has included indie rock, jazz, West African funk, and French musette. The lively, varied scene gives the two of you something to listen to together.

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Blueprint

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Blueprint is an intimate cocktail bar on Park Slope’s 5th Avenue, perfect for a first date over thoughtfully made drinks and a few small bites. Grab one of the cozy tables along the wall for a quieter conversation, or sit at the wood-topped bar and watch the bartenders work their magic. It's a relaxed spot to get to know someone without the bustle of a busy restaurant.

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Bricolage

Salvaged wood and plants fill the room at Bricolage, a Vietnamese restaurant on 5th Avenue in Park Slope. The menu includes crispy Brussels sprouts, spicy garlic noodles, summer rolls, papaya salad, and a vegetarian crepe. Plates like these are easy to split, so you can taste a little of everything together before settling in for the evening.

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Insa

Insa brings dinner and karaoke together for a playful date night in Park Slope. Start by booking a private karaoke room, where you can belt out your favorite songs over drinks, then head to the dining room or bar for a Korean-inspired meal. We recommend sharing the fried chicken alongside a rice or noodle dish. It's a fun way to break the ice and see each other's less serious side.

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Parklife

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Parklife is a modern taqueria on Degraw Street, where Persian, Mexican, and Texan flavors share the menu. Landscaped seating outside and an expanded dining room inside make it a year-round favorite, and locals count it as one too.

Prospect Park (Long Meadow)

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Prospect Park is a lovely spot for a laid-back daytime date, with winding paths, open green spaces and quiet corners where you can enjoy getting to know each other. Take a leisurely stroll through Long Meadow, then head to a nearby Park Slope restaurant or bar for drinks or dinner if you're not ready for the date to end.

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Union Hall

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Union Hall brings a playful twist to date night in Park Slope, with indoor bocce courts, a cozy lounge filled with leather chairs and a fireplace, and an outdoor courtyard. Challenge each other to a game of bocce, settle in for drinks by the fire or head downstairs for live comedy and dancing. It's a great spot for a first date that goes beyond the usual dinner and drinks.

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Brookvin

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Brookvin is a cozy neighborhood wine bar on 7th Avenue in South Slope, perfect for a relaxed first date over a glass of wine. Pair your drinks with a few small bites and enjoy an easygoing evening getting to know each other. It's a great choice when you want something a little more intimate than a busy restaurant without committing to a full dinner.

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Noodle Lane

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Noodle Lane opened a shop on 7th Avenue in Park Slope after more than ten years as a Smorgasburg mainstay. The dumplings are made by hand in-house daily. Popular dishes at the Park Slope shop include pork and chive dumplings, Cheong Fun Noodles, and Dan Dan Noodles. Share a few between the two of you.

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