My uncle funeral was here , Two weeks ago . i've been crying ever since. get depressed thinking…read moreabout him. My uncle helped the whole family Migrate to America & Canada he applied for Visa at the American Embassy/Counslate for my mother to Migrate and her sisters and Brothers as well helped my mother and father migrate to America (my uncle was first one to migrate in the family ), he was a family man it's a very spacious place in caribe funeral but sometimes the wall can be thin you can hear the other Funeral parlor noise and music we was in room "B"and and and were it's right across the street from Family Dollar and Brookplaza eye doctor, Marlene Esterine & Nykia & oh yeah and " Anna" the funeral parlor worker was very helpful the preacher/Pastor who preach at my uncle funeral had left his bible and Gospel music book in Room "B" and she helped my mother received the book back This place is called Caribe Funeral Home but its not run by West indian's or Caribbean ( some people might think its culture vulture name but that the cool thing N.Y.C cultural diversity it has ) , its run by Russians - Americans that why i love the diversity of New York (the statue of liberty state) Very Convivent by The MTA Transporation: Bus: B46, B82, BM2 , etc bus

Yelp, please add a way to give a 0 star rating. One is too high for them. There was only one…read moreattendant from Caribe at the funeral so she asked some of the family members to bring the casket into the sanctuary (never seen that before, must be a Brooklyn thing). She was so rude yelling instructions at us the whole time. When we entered the sanctuary she was yelling so loud EVERYONE already seated turned around to see what all the commotion was. Sooo beyond rude, disrespectful and uncaring. When the service was concluding, the pastor was looking for her, so that they can do their part.She was nowhere to be found. So he started doing the final viewing, halfway through, she comes running up and trying to shush everybody so that she could read some random poem, by that time, no one was interested in hearing anything she had to say. While the pallbearers were moving the casket out of the sanctuary, she told the daughter of the decease to move out of the way, not excuse me but, move out of the way. Based off of these other reviews, I'm not even sure how this place is still open. Please don't send your loved ones here.You WILL BE highly disappointed.

Nice place if you have to go. They have 1 step up and will drop a ramp for you if you have a…read morewalker. They will also allow you entry and exit via their garage door if you need it.

McManus treated us with dignity and respect. They gave us service of the upmost quality, and made…read moreour time of grief a little easier to deal with through their professionalism and dedication to their clientele. Anthony was simply wonderful. Would highly recommend McManus to anyone looking for a Funeral Home.

My mother died in 1999. We had limited funds and we were treated very unprofessionally. My…read moremother's hair was combed straight back like a mans. This was upsetting enough. It was Moms request that she be covered in a blanket. Before she was taken to the cemetery I took the blanket and placed it over her top half. As I tried to open the bottom of the casket I was stopped by one of the parties who work there. I insisted on opening the bottom half in honor of my mother's request. He continued to dissuade me. I was insistent and he relented. When the bottom of the casket was opened I was horrified to see my Mother's stockings pulled only half way to her calf. I was completely overwhelmed and distraught by the treatment Marine Park Funeral Home displayed toward my Mother. I believe it was because our funds were limited. I left shaking but said nothing rather than cause a scene. Never ever would I use Marine Park Funeral Home.

Very nice. The service was very good. The employees are always to help you or answer. questions,…read moregive directions, and give directions.

I'm not sure if there sold it to new members and there kept the name to new owners , But this…read moreFuneral home been here for past two decades , I be remembered when I was little kid I came here in the 1980's when my uncle passed away and My grandmother funeral was here as well in the early 1990's and my Young cousin who passed away in Mid 2000's his funeral was here as well there where all shipped on a plane and buried back home in Foreign Country where there was Born , because that's was on there will wanted to be buried at , Any how this place is spacious and big as well . There very professional run parlor as well . Very Convenient By the MTA transportation: Bus: B8 & B46 Subway: if you take the B8 bus to Nostrand Avenue & Avenue D you can transfer to the 2,5-Train at NewKirk Avenue Train station ! ,same with the B46 bus if you take the bus north to Utica Avenue & Eastern Parkway you can transfer to the 3,4-Train at Utica Avenue & Eastern Parkway

just wanted to say thank you to the entire staff ! giving my family a wonderful home going…read morecelebration for our loved one ! every question and detail was carried out with perfection !! place is ultra modern fancy ! god bless you guys !

My uncle's viewing and funeral service was held here, and although it was a depressing time, this…read moreestablishment made it better by providing great service. It's a large facility and very easy to locate & get to. You're greeted upon entry, and there's valet parking. I was very fond of the seating inside, which was cozy and cushioned as opposed to uncomfortable firm chairs. I can definitely see myself utilizing this establishment for future deceased loved ones

The place is very nice and has a open area for people to move about. Everyone was pleasant and…read morehelpful. They were very knowledgeable of the burial process (burial grounds) and got things done which took a load off of us.

On August 23 - from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. - Green-Wood is having their biggest-ever Battle of…read moreBrooklyn commemoration, to celebrate the 250th anniversary of this event (which, as an aside, was fought on what is now the cemetery's grounds). It's a free event, but a donation of $10/person would be gratefully accepted. Also; advance registration is encouraged, because they need to be sure they'll have enough materials on hand. The program will be held at the meadow near the Main Entrance (which is at Fifth Avenue/25th Street). If the weather condition is bad, a decision will be made at 8:00 a.m. on that day and a notification will be sent via Eventbrite e-mails. Here's the link for advance registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-battle-of-brooklyn-250-the-meaning-of-freedom-tickets-1985867881291

It feels odd writing a review for a cemetery, but I have been here a bunch of times, either as the…read moremain part of walking tours or as part of other walks, such as to Prospect Park, or otherwise at various times of the year. Side note, I am pretty sure it's free for solo people, but if you go with a large enough group, they have a $5 fee per person, which is reasonable. In general, I would recommend coming here in the fall, not just because the weather will be nicer, but also because the trees are beautiful, and winter is nice as well, due to the frozen lake, among other things. The spring is nice as well, but there are better places to see leaves in bloom, as there are more wintery shrubs here. The area is massive, and you could honestly spend many hours going to various corners. There are highlights such as a well-known view of the Statue of Liberty, many sculptures, and graves for people ranging from Samuel Morse to Boss Tweed to Leonard Bernstein to Louis Comfort Tiffany to Henry Chadwick, among others, along with many people from various wars, of course, such as the civil war with one particularly interesting grave having a confederate and union soldier next to each other for reasons. The place is particularly well-maintained compared to other cemeteries I have been to, with the entrance being striking among other things.

While this funeral home may be reasonably priced it truly lacks in esthetics. The ceilings have tan…read morewater marks, walls are scuffed, dirty and in need of fresh paint. The bathrooms need updating. One of the couches looks as if found in the trash! The side street doors are locked due to main entrance being around the corner in the parking lot. The location is close to public transportation. There is a parking lot that can accommodate about 10 vehicles. Parking on the street is slim and metered parking.

To think having a service shouldn't be stressful all these people did was cause stress never called…read moreback when we was told we would be called back. Had to pop up at the location to get answers not to mention the spelled the name wrong on the program card Smfh NEVER AGAIN! But always about money n ready to take that! Save ur money n respect people don't do business with them! Or at least Santiago!!!!!

Joe and his family were nothing short of a blessing during one of the most painful moments of our…read morelives. From the very beginning, they treated us with so much kindness, patience, and genuine compassion--it truly felt like we were being cared for by family. In a time filled with heartbreak and confusion, they brought us comfort, guidance, and peace. Every detail was handled with such care and thoughtfulness, allowing us to focus on honoring our loved one instead of worrying about the process. They made something so heavy feel just a little bit lighter. There are truly no words that can express how grateful my family and I are. We will never forget the love and support they showed us. I wholeheartedly recommend Miraglia Funeral Home--because what they provide goes far beyond a service, it comes from the heart.

They lost my Brothers remains then when I told them I'm getting a lawyer they called me years later…read moreand informed me to come pick them up. I was hesitant because he died in November 2019 and they didn't find them until January 2024... WHO'S IN THIS URN? The Grand Concourse office gave us the complete run around.