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    Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 5

    4.7 (44 reviews)

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    Jing K.

    Plenty of soccer fields and benches to enjoy the New York City Manhattan skyline. Great coffee shop Ebb n Flow across the street and also Ample Hills Ice Cream Creamery

    Anam A.

    Whether you're a local or tourist, you've got to visit this park and walk the trail along the water. Seriously some of the best views of the Manhattan skyline!! There are plenty of benches too if you want to take a seat and enjoy the view/take a break. There are open soccer fields & basketball courts for the public to enjoy as well.

    Quite a view.
    Peter D.

    There is absolutely nothing more exhilarating than embarrassing yourself on the soccer field with water all around you, and the downtown Manhattan skyline as a backdrop. I am absolutely grateful that, thanks to NYC Footy,* I can spend my Sunday afternoons coughing and wheezing and trying not to vomit on the gorgeous turf. Evidently, this pier is only going to get better when the concession stands open for the summer. I can only imagine how wonderful it will be to get something delicious to eat before I stumble -- a broken, exhausted man -- past the lovely little dog park on the way to one of the bars on Atlantic where I will drown my sorrows of athletic incompetence in alcohol. I love this pier. I love this field. I love living near Brooklyn Bridge Park. _____________ *http://www.nycfooty.com/: Easily my favorite of the casual co-ed leagues I've been a part of in NYC.

    Ryan F.

    Adjacent to Brooklyn's Pier 6 (duh), Pier 5 was once a defunct slab of concrete jutting out into the water. After several months of construction, they did a beautiful job transforming the space into an all-purpose turf field lined for both soccer and lacrosse with stunning views of downtown Manhattan. Next to Pier 5 is an equally new picnic area with a handful of fixed charcoal grills. I can't wait until our summer Brooklyn beach volleyball league (games at the adjacent Pier 6) kicks off so we can have a team BBQ one night beforehand! By itself, Pier 5 is a beautiful addition to the Brooklyn waterfront, but add in the park amenities at Pier 6, Bark Hot Dogs' tasty food and drinks, and the nearby bars and concessions, and you've got the makings of some awesome summer nights!

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    Peter C.

    I was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. I come by every view years I'm up here until November 7th and have some time to kill until this evening so I decided to come to the Brooklyn piers. Very nice quiet (away from traffic). I'm disabled, they have free parking available. Nicely manicured place there is construction but it's very quiet for a Thursday afternoon at 3pm.

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    Tony J.

    After I posted my following overall review for the Brooklyn Bridge Park I realized that Yelp segments the park into piers 6, 5 and 2. Piers 6 and 5 are adjacent to each other. I experienced all of the piers. I decided to post this overall review to each of the piers. If you visit one pier I suggest you visit all of them, since they are so close to each other. I recommend starting at Pier 6. Piers 5 and 2 are my favorites, but, be sure to have lunch by the Brooklyn Bridge. I recently met my brothers, sister and brother-in law at Brooklyn Bridge Park on a beautiful Saturday for lunch. I grew up in Park Slope on 11th street so I have many fond memories of Brooklyn. I arrived here by Pier 5 first before noon so I was lucky enough to find metered street parking for only $6 for up to a maximum of 3 hours. As it was this was more than enough time for us to walk the park and have lunch up by the Brooklyn Bridge. I was able to return within the 3 hour time limit with minutes to spare. I latter realized I was lucky to get this parking spot, because I subsequently noticed many people driving around or waiting for the next available parking spot. When the rest of my family arrived after noon they both had to park their cars in the Quik Park parking garage for about $25. They complained about the lack of public parking in this beautiful park. There seems to be space for more public parking so let's hope that will happen so more people can enjoy this park on the East River. We walked down to Pier 6 to start our stroll up along the numerical piers 6 through 2. Pier 6 has a place to eat. Pier 5 also completed adjacent to a field for sports followed by an outdoor picnic area for families. As we walked along the river the magnificent lower Manhattan skyline was my enjoyment. Pier 2 had a long line for Kayakers. The view of the Brooklyn Bridge at this point was impressive. Many of the piers are completed, but, construction is also visible as we walked to and from the Brooklyn Bridge for lunch. Check out my pics of the park, piers and the Brooklyn Bridge.

    Nadia Z.

    This is amazing addition to Brooklyn waterfront. Brooklyn Bridge park is first major park built in NYC in almost 135 years. Sustainable and recycled materials and construction elements make this park truly unique. From old bridge boulders to salvaged warehouse wood, to "green" roof on some of the structures and recycled traces. Featuring multiple sports fields, beautiful walking pier with magnificent panorama of the city, as well as several food stands, Pier 5 is my favorite spot to stop and enjoy the waterfront views. There are lots of benches to sit and relax. Many special events held here - there is always something interesting to see!

    Beautiful view.
    Ericka S.

    Surprisingly clean and quiet for NYC/Brooklyn. The best view of downtown Manhattan you will ever see. Just roll up and down pier 2 to our 5 for great photo ops.

    Soccer and amazing views!
    Rose L.

    A huge soccer field with incredible views of Manhattan, I think I'd be forever distracted! If you're looking for a league, I highly recommend trying to find something at Pier 5! Bring your own water but be careful of your intake--bathroom situations might not be ideal for you! If you're looking for an activity while visiting, Super Soccer Stars in a kid friendly soccer program that is fantastic! And if you don't want to be involved in the game, it's still worth it to take a stop here, the views of the city are incredible, plus you'll see boats and helicopters visiting the Statue of Liberty, which can also be seen from this pier! This was probably one of the most photogenic places I stopped at during a recent trip to Brooklyn/NYC, if you're looking to capture some great shots, this should be your stop!

    Evil. Pure. Evil.
    Drew A.

    Old review still stands, as does my poor soccer play, but I had to downgrade the park a star due to the bathroom situation, or lack thereof. A few years into playing here the fact that there's no dedicated restroom, porta or otherwise, for this entire pier is a bit absurd. To use the facilities, you need to walk over to the next pier, where there is one toilet, one urinal. There are roughly 3-400 people that roll through here minimum every weeknight. You can do the math. Since there aren't many local biz within a 10 min walk, get your business done before you come out to the park.

    Kristina K.

    I spent some time at Pier 5 while seeking out Smorgasburg recently and I loved it. There isn't a ton of covered seating (and on a July afternoon that can be a big deal) but it's beautiful area with some fantastic views. This is a lovely place to spend some time. Bring a picnic or just find a seat and hang out for a while.

    Great place to visit. Especially if you're looking for a nice relaxing day. Take a walk, pics and enjoy the beautiful view of the Brooklyn bridge and city.

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    Lovely Gazebo and 10 min from nearby Italian restaurant with ocean view of the Manhattan skyline or Pier 5!!

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    Gansevoort Peninsula Athletic Field

    Gansevoort Peninsula Athletic Field

    5.0
    (1 review)
    3.2 mi

    Sitting here at the Gansevoort Peninsula Athletic Field right now with a cigar in my left hand…read moreafter a nice walk through the city on a Saturday night. There's nothing quite as inspiring and overstimulating as a night walk through NYC. I love the city so much because there is literally a group of grown men and women playing a competitive game of flag football at 8:11pm on a Saturday night with 2 legit refs in pinstripe shirts. The game is on a brand new turf field right along the Hudson with the Financial Districts skyline glistening in the distance, enjoying the show just like I am. FiDi skyline is lowkey underrated.... But honestly, where else is this happening? I mean I'm sure it happens elsewhere lol but you see it all the time in NYC. Adults playing soccer, roller hockey, football, basketball, kickball, softball, etc. It's awesome. I think it is one of the good things about people living on top of each other in such an extreme manner. While it's cramped, everything is so close so it makes it so easy to get together. When I lived in LA, you needed to plan like two weeks in advance to link someone that lived far from you and then one of you probably bails last minute due to some crazy traffic or cuz that drive is horrend-Damn this chick just dropped a TD that hurts. QB put it right on the button too...next play mentality though. But in NYC, more so than anywhere else I've been, people feel safe and comfortable to be themselves. I'm a firm believer that in order to be truly happy, you need to be okay and content being yourself while also having a sense of belonging with other people. Some of my happiest times have been post men's league basketball game or pickleball league, just going out to a happy hour with the team BUZZING after a win. You feel so connected with other people and with yourself. At least I do. But I'm kinda a weirdo and think about sh*t like this too much ahahaha-- Damn this QB has a LASER ahahahaha I love watching a gunslinger. But yeah, I'm getting a little too reflective so Imma wrap this up. I get inspired when people do things that bring them joy, even if it's a flag football game at 8:23pm on a Saturday night. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

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    Downtown United Soccer Club

    Downtown United Soccer Club

    3.5
    (2 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    We love DUSC summer camp. The coaches all love soccer and make the day really fun. My 6-year-old…read morecame home happy and exhausted after each day. My child had tons of fun, made a lot of different friends, loved his coaches, and learned a lot of soccer skills. Each day they play soccer, learn new soccer skills, have some kind of activity (e.g., watching a soccer video, cheering as the coaches vs. assistant coaches play a game, a talent show), and go to the local splashpad. As the earlier review mentioned - definitely don't send your kid in expensive cleats or clothing! But, they usually do change into water shoes and swimsuits. A great choice for active kids who love being outside. Plus, if you register early the price is really affordable.

    Kind of a difficult review to give because I found that the soccer training was very good but the…read morecamp experience and the counselors were terrible. At the end of the day when I picked up my son, the counselor didn't address me at all except to ask who I was here for. No, "Your son had a good day" or "He should work on this" No interaction with me as a parent at all. My son also came home after the first day soaked with his $175 leather cleats ruined because the counselors/coaches let him in the sprinklers with his uniform on, Pads and all. I understand that a 9 year old should be responsible for changing but my son told me that they were rushed to the sprinklers with no time to change and that almost all of the other kids were getting wet with their uniforms on as well. Lastly, they didn't seem to be keeping an eye on the kids with the sun. I guess my son forgot to put on his sunscreen but he came home burnt to a crisp. We've been to a couple of different camps over the last 2 years and the counselors/coaches are pretty well versed in dealing with forgetful 9 year olds and they understand that parents want to be spoken to. Strong soccer. Terrible camp experience.

    adidas Flagship Store New York

    adidas Flagship Store New York

    3.1
    (95 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    I walked into the adidas store on Broadway fully ready to cosplay as a World Cup superfan... you…read moreknow, the kind that screams at the TV like the coach can hear me through my living room. The store itself? Massive. Clean. Feels like a shrine to sneakers and athletic greatness. You walk in and immediately feel like you should be warming up for a Champions League match instead of heading to brunch. Now let's talk World Cup gear. They definitely had World Cup apparel, but the selection felt like it was going through a mild identity crisis. Some racks were loaded with national team jerseys, scarves, and training gear--Argentina, Germany, Mexico... the usual heavy hitters. But then you'd turn a corner expecting a global soccer explosion and instead find... hoodies. Just hoodies. Regular hoodies. Like the World Cup took a lunch break. If you're hunting for a specific team or player jersey, it's a bit of a gamble. They've got solid staples, but don't expect every country, every kit, every size. It's more "greatest hits album" than full discography. The staff were friendly enough--definitely helpful if you asked--but not aggressively pushing soccer gear like it's stoppage time. Which is nice, but also... I needed someone to yell "GOOOOOAL" when I found my size. Pros: * Clean, well-organized flagship vibe * Solid selection of popular World Cup teams * Plenty of general adidas soccer gear if you just want to look sporty while ordering takeout Cons: * Selection can feel hit-or-miss depending on team/size * Not as soccer-overloaded as you might expect for a NYC flagship Final verdict: If you're in Manhattan and need World Cup gear quickly, this spot will absolutely get you match-ready. But if you're looking for a super deep, every-nation-represented soccer paradise, you might leave feeling like you hit the crossbar instead of the back of the net. 4/5 -- solid, but not quite a hat trick

    Welp I did promise my son some new Sambas since I wore his in secret most of the summer. I looked…read moreup the best place to get a new pair and was directed to this store. Hopped on the F train from Queens walked up the stairs and I was standing right out front. I walked in asked a few questions, the boy requested the sambas and we left in like 15 minutes flat with a brand new pair of sambas and a smile. They had many options, it was clean and the staff was super energetic everyone was busy. The store was also super busy but well lit and well stocked. Definitely would highly recommend 5/5.

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    Chelsea Piers Field House

    Chelsea Piers Field House

    3.4
    (74 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    We came to Fieldhouse to attend a birthday party. It's was located inside Pier 62 at Chelsea Piers…read more The location was really popular for kids, as we saw a bunch doing different activities, like soccer games, gymnastics and cage batting. The facility had several soccer turf fields, gymnastics area, and couple of basketball courts. The lobby area had a ton of awards, medals and trophies that all the teams won. There were multiple vending machines as well. There were several party rooms at the back side. The rest rooms were kids friendly, as they had mini sinks at lower height for smaller kids. There were multiple staff members assigned to conduct the party. First they took the kids to basket ball courts where they did some relay running, played dodgeball and then did rope tug wars. They took the kids to fountains for water break few times. After the activities, the kids went back to party room where they were served pizzas, fruits, cheese platter, juice and sodas. The pizzas were decent. Finally they orchestrated the birthday song, assisted with cake cutting ceremony and handed slices of cakes to everyone. Overall the service from them was nice.

    Came here for a kid's birthday party. There's a parking garage next to it but it's on the higher…read morecharge. There's another garage 2 blocks down with better rate. Inside Field house, there are multiple basketball courts, soccer fields, gymnastics and party rooms. It's quite crowded and busy since there are kids with parents. Also there's a soccer league game going on. Very intense. The party staff members were good with leading the activities. Kids were all engaged and having fun. After that we went back to the party room for pizza and cake. Overall great place for sports and having party. They did a great job.

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    ZogSports

    ZogSports

    3.6
    (154 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    I played in ZogSports for about 5 years while living in NYC, and had a fantastic experience. As an…read moreex-college athlete, there was a wide selection of sports and league levels to choose from, some competitive and others more in the beer league vibe. I only stopped participating when I moved cities. Either way, its a very efficiently run organization, good fields / participation, and the leadership (Danielle) is great. I highly recommend!

    I heard good things about zogsports but was pretty disappointed with my Sunday kickball league in…read moreCentral Park. The first part i was disappointed was the lack of communication. We were supposed to start the game on Sunday and we didn't receive a confirmation email about our roster and start times until Thursday night around 8 pm. In addition , the league did a terrible job of balancing the rosters. There were 3 teams in our coed league and one other team consisted of free agents. We had 4 girls on our team and the other team had 8 girls on theirs. Usually this is fine but league rules has it that you need at least 3 girls to play on defense and a girl has to kick once every 4 turns. Also one of our games the ref was late over an hour. Finally , they schedule double headers so the games run late. We had to call two of our games since they were running late. One we couldn't see anything in the pitch dark so we called it for a safety issue. The other game we had to end our playoff game early. We had a chance to kick since we were bottom of the inning but zogsports referee said since the Game was running late whoever scores first wins the game. Felt like we got cheated. It doesn't help that they take 30 minutes plus to explain the rules each game. They also have happy hour deals after the game but the bars are so far away it's not feasible.

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    NYC Social

    NYC Social

    2.8
    (154 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    I've only ever played in football leagues with Social (since 2012)…read more Shout out to PJ and his crew for what they've done over the past couple of seasons, making Monday's a very unique and personalized experience for fellow players and myself. Customizing the medals to correlate with each season seems so simple in practice, but it really makes you feel like you are playing for something that not everyone is going to get every three months. On the field, he and the crew are ALWAYS hospitable and available for questions or concerns and that can't be said for every day-to-day interaction that we all have in life, let alone in our various paid adventures. But the camaraderie shown doesn't end on the field, that crew brings it to the bar creating a postgame atmosphere that allows you to be whichever social character that you want to be, whether you be introverted or extroverted. I will say the only thing stopping me from giving the league 5 stars is the silly rule in place where if the score is 6 points or fewer within 2 minutes, it's a pro clock, but if it's 7 or 8 (which is still a one-possession game), it's a running clock.

    God awful - THE WORST. Unprofessional, disorganized staff and management…read more If you have an issue/complaint - don't tell them, because they'll restrict you from playing at ANY or ALL locations AND won't REFUND you. Be careful because their refund policies are awful. I'm requesting a chargeback from my credit card company because I no longer want to participate. I don't know who manages this organization, but it's clearly managed by adult babies who are unable to address poor staff or player behavior. Attending staff are useless - they don't care about the rules. There are some regular players there hogging up court time or wanting to play with their friends and not allowing equal court time to newcomers. Bunch of old farts acting like entitled grade schoolers. Staff are constantly on their phones and are just there to collect a measly paycheck. Utterly useless.

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