Last Updated on Sep 15, 2025
Brooklyn Paramount, Brooklyn
Capacity 2,500
The Brooklyn Paramount has been reimagined as a top-tier live entertainment venue, blending historic architecture with modern design. Originally a 1920s movie palace, it now hosts concerts, comedy shows, and cultural events, welcoming major national and international touring acts.
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Brooklyn Paramount Nearby Hotels
If you're heading to a show at the Brooklyn Paramount in Downtown Brooklyn, you'll find several top-notch hotels within easy walking distance. For boutique flair, Ace Hotel Brooklyn, just 0.2 miles away, offers stylish, laid‑back rooms and a buzzing lobby scene—consistently rated excellent . A few blocks further, the Hotel Indigo Downtown Brooklyn, at 229 Duffield Street, blends modern design and comfort just 0.17 miles from the venue. For fitness and wellness-focused travelers, the EVEN Hotel Brooklyn on Nevins Street is about 0.18 miles away and offers in-room workouts and healthy dining options. Just next door, Sheraton Brooklyn New York provides reliable full-service amenities including a fitness center and meeting spaces—around 0.19 miles from the room. And for a lively, design-oriented stay, Aloft Brooklyn sits about 0.21 miles from the Paramount, featuring bright, social public spaces and a modern aesthetic. Whether you're after boutique vibes, wellness perks, or dependable comfort, these hotels are all just a short stroll from the theater lights at the Paramount.
Brooklyn Paramount Nearby Restaurants
If you're making your way to a show at the Brooklyn Paramount, Downtown Brooklyn’s dining scene has plenty to set the mood pre- or post-concert. Junior’s Restaurant, just across the street, is the iconic spot for towering sandwiches and famed cheesecake. For something with a global twist, As You Are offers elevated American fare in a relaxed setting less than a 5-minute walk away. Craving French cuisine? Bacchus, located mid-Williamsburg, delivers classic French dishes in a charming wine‑bar atmosphere . For a nostalgic taste of Brooklyn history, Gage & Tollner, a historic oyster and chop house, combines Victorian elegance with seafood staples—along with its upstairs tiki-inflected Sunken Harbor Club bar. And for fast-casual Southern comfort, Redditors recommend Peaches Prime, a few minutes away in Dekalb Market Hall. Whether you’re in the mood for comfort-food classics, French elegance, or craft-inspired small plates, the Brooklyn Paramount neighborhood has a diverse lineup to enhance your night out.