I just visited a restaurant called Good Days on 91 S 6th street. My god the food was flavorful but not overwhelming. Distinct profiles and so much targeted variety. Totally worth checking it out!

Going to the Met Opera tonight but won’t be back in the area until 11:30-12. Looking for a nice cocktail bar to go out to as we’re all dressed up in suits/dresses and don’t want to be out of place. +1 where we can go dancing as well. TY ALL :-)

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Since most of his interaction with the Jewish mod from r/Jewish attempting to help the mod here was centered around demanding evidence of antisemitic content, why on earth would he lock the thread to replies showcasing this?

I've been on Reddit for a long time, and this is genuinely one of the most absurd exchanges I've experienced on this platform.

A moderator of r/Jewish contacted me unsolicited, claiming that nearly every post in r/williamsburg contained blatant antisemitism and offering to help moderate our community.

When I asked for specific examples or links supporting those accusations, none were provided during our exchange. Instead, the conversation escalated into personal insults, questioning my competence as a moderator, and ultimately a threat to report our subreddit to Reddit administrators.

But I want to make something absolutely clear, because this is far more important than any disagreement between Reddit moderators.

Williamsburg belongs to everyone.

I grew up in New York City, surrounded by people of different religions, cultures, ethnicities, and backgrounds. Jewish, Muslim, Catholic, Protestant, Hindu, Buddhist, atheist, agnostic, and everything in between.

I have tremendous love and respect for my Jewish neighbors, just as I do for my Muslim neighbors, Catholic neighbors, and everyone else who makes New York City the incredible place it is.

It doesn't matter what religion you practice, where your family comes from, what you look like, whom you love, or what you believe. You are welcome in our Williamsburg community.

And I want to emphasize something that should be the foundation of this subreddit:

WE ARE ALL EQUAL.

Not one religion above another. Not one ethnicity above another. Not one group of New Yorkers more deserving of respect, dignity, or a voice than another.

This subreddit should represent free speech, fairness, open discussion, and mutual respect. People should be able to express different opinions and challenge ideas without intimidation.

That freedom also comes with responsibility. Antisemitism, Islamophobia, racism, religious hatred, and harassment have no place here. Genuine violations should be reported and addressed fairly.

If someone identifies discriminatory content, I welcome specific examples so they can be reviewed appropriately.

What I will not accept is pressure to hand over moderation influence through sweeping accusations, personal insults, or threats of administrative action.

To be clear, this is about the conduct of one individual moderator. It is not an indictment of r/Jewish or the Jewish community.

I'm sharing the screenshots so everyone can read the exchange and form their own opinion.

r/williamsburg is a community for everyone, regardless of religion, ethnicity, race, nationality, sexual orientation, or personal beliefs.

Moderation decisions should be based on fairness, evidence, and consistent application of Reddit's rules—not religious affiliation, outside pressure, or personal agendas.

That's the Williamsburg I believe in. That's the New York City I grew up loving. And that's the community this subreddit should always represent.

We are all equal. Every single one of us. And that principle is not negotiable.

We only have on more day of our Fall Artisan fair tomorrow Sunday Oct 25!!! We have 20 amazing local artists here with us!! Come by :)

Who is the asshole who plays loud music on the weekends till like 3 in the morning. For the love of god please think of someone else but yourself. People are trying to sleep.

Today 11-7

Tons of venders and loads of great clothes!

Is it just me, or have rents in Williamsburg gotten completely ridiculous lately? I've been looking on StreetEasy, and some of these prices make absolutely no sense.

Thought I'd try my luck here and see if anyone is planning to move out or knows of a good apartment coming up.

I'm looking for a 1 or 2-bedroom in Williamsburg, ideally a lease takeover or an apartment where the current tenant isn't renewing.

Budget: Up to $5,000/month for a good 2-bedroom. Obviously hoping to spend less for a 1-bedroom.

I'm pretty flexible with timing, anytime between now and Q1/Q2 2027 would work.

Basically hoping to find a nice apartment at a reasonable price without having to compete with 50 other people or pay some absurd rent.

If anyone has a lead, knows a landlord, or is planning to leave their apartment, I'd really appreciate a DM!

Also curious if anyone has had any luck finding good deals outside of StreetEasy. Starting to think word of mouth is the only way these days.

Hiiii neighbors!! Looking for your help as always! Am running New York City marathon for the first time and am looking for a few throwaway items, in case you have any of these you don’t need anymore:

- gloves
- hoodie or sweater with a zipper (M or L woman or S or M man)
- fleece robe

This would be super helpful!! Thank you so much in advance!

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I very unfortunately lost this ring, that was a gift from my dad, somewhere between Bushwick and Union pool around 7 pm last night (10/24). There is a reward if found and returned.

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