Play Handball, Watch Sports, Dine Beneath Moroccan Lamps
A casual outing spans public courts, a bar that handles solo visitors and large groups, and a Brooklyn restaurant with a backyard setting. Morning activity, freshly baked pita, and room to gather support independent stops and social outings.
Courts, Screens, Patio
FiDi Matchday Gathering
Beckett's brings an Irish pub atmosphere to the Financial District, with big screens carrying sports into a setting for lunch, happy hour, or game day brunch. The kitchen serves chicken nachos, wings, and sliders with honey garlic or mango habanero sauces. Dark wooden tables and red booths accommodate solo fans and large groups. The Stone Street venue opens at 10:30 AM daily and closes at midnight Sunday through Wednesday, staying open until 2:00 AM Thursday through Saturday.
Open-Air Recreation Hub
Bedford Playground gives Brooklyn a public setting for handball, basketball, and family play. The park sits at 449 Bedford Avenue. Dedicated courts share the property with a neighborhood playground and an athletic field. Free entry is available every day. Hours run from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Morning shooting practice, after-school play, and neighborhood games all fit within that schedule. The layout supports separate activities within one shared outdoor space.
1989 Family Kitchen
Bedouin Tent serves freshly baked pita with falafel, hummus, and chicken over seasoned rice. The compact menu also includes green pitza. A backyard patio carries the tented atmosphere, with Moroccan-style lamps above the outdoor dining area. Guests may bring their own beverages under the BYOB policy. The restaurant operates daily from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM at 405 Atlantic Ave in Brooklyn. That schedule covers both lunch and dinner.
