Brooklyn, New York
Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach sits along the Atlantic between Coney Island and Manhattan Beach, known for its Russian, Ukrainian and Central Asian community and its boardwalk food scene.
Local Character & History
Apartment buildings, a busy Brighton Beach Avenue under the elevated train and a strong immigrant commercial culture define it.
Restaurants & Shopping
Brighton Beach Avenue holds Russian, Ukrainian, Georgian and Uzbek restaurants, groceries and bakeries, with boardwalk cafes nearby.
Housing
Apartment buildings and co-ops, with more affordable prices than most of Brooklyn.
Parks & Recreation
The Brighton Beach boardwalk, the beach and nearby Coney Island provide shoreline recreation.
Transportation
The B/Q at Brighton Beach and Ocean Parkway serve the neighborhood.
Nearby Attractions
- Brighton Beach boardwalk
- Brighton Beach Avenue
- Atlantic Ocean beach
- Coney Island
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Brighton Beach the same as Coney Island?
No. They are adjacent neighborhoods; Brighton Beach is east of Coney Island along the same shoreline.
What food is Brighton Beach known for?
Russian, Ukrainian, Georgian and Central Asian restaurants, groceries and bakeries.