In recent years, multicultural Crown Heights, like many Brooklyn neighborhoods, has experienced a renaissance, particularly in the northwest section of the neighborhood near Franklin and Bedford Avenues, which are bursting with new shops, restaurants, bars, and cafes, including Chavela's, Barboncino, Mayfield, Aita, Glady's, Cent'Anni, The Crown Inn, Drink Lounge, Butter & Scotch, Breuckelen Coffee House, Bedford Hill Coffee Bar, Daily Press, and more. Crown Heights is also filled with rich architectural gems that span styles that include neo-Georgian/Federal, Romanesque Revival, and Renaissance/Baroque Revival. The Brooklyn Children's Museum is a popular destination for families, as is the Jewish Children's Museum. Crown Heights borders Prospect Heights to the west, Bedford-Stuyvesant to the north, Prospect Lefferts Gardens to the south, and historic Weeksville to the east. Medger Evers College is located in Crown Heights.