Can't believe I've never been here before the weekend. And what a time to come. During a Nor'easter. Should they have cancelled? I am so glad they didn't. I had the best time. They obviously moved the event indoors to the warehouse. It was still a very cool space. The event was very organized and ran very well. I was there to see RuPaul DJ and it was an extravaganza of a time. All-gender bathrooms ran smoothly and the lines weren't long. Staff were really nice during check in. Not sure if it was the space or the event itself and very well it could possibly be both, but all I felt was love here. And it's exactly what I needed. Can't wait ton try the food next time! read more

Quality/Quantity - A place to play, work, eat, drink, and of course, shop. So much to do, see, eat, and drink here. What a cool space. Happy hour is also available. We spent a whole day here; see all my other reviews. We did it all, lol. Ambiance - A cool spot. 6 floors. Many buildings. 35 acres, 700+ companies, etc. Events, pop ups; see their website. Pet friendly. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 9pm. Easy access via car or public transportation. Service - Overall good. Price - Depends on what you do, buy, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success. read more

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I visited Industry City this weekend with my husband. We took the train from Herald Square to 36th St in Sunset Park (D train on the way over there, then the N on the way back). It's a short walk a few blocks over from the subway station. The place is HUGE! We didn't cover everything, but I know I already want to return and see more. Yesterday, we visited Japan Village and House of GOAL NY mainly, and we had lunch at the Food Hall and visited the two-story Petco store there. We cut through Innovation Alley to get to different buildings throughout the day, so we got to see a variety of shops, eateries, and courtyards in the Industry City compound (yeah, that was intentional, I said compound). It's a vibrant place with how the indoor and outdoor areas are laid out, designed, and decorated. By design, it's a space to bring people together and gather, etc. I also noticed how accessibility friendly it was with ramps, clear signage for elevators, etc. I really liked Industry City a lot and will come back for sure :) read more

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Industrial City is such a cool spot to walk around in Brooklyn. The whole place has this artsy, warehouse vibe with lots of food options, small shops, and outdoor space to hang. It's perfect if you just want to wander, try a few different bites, and chill for a bit. This is the second time I come to visit for the hot sauce expo. I got lucky with parking right under the train station. It was Sunday, so it was free! Next time I'll definitely give myself even more time to explore, because I want to visit every shop! read more

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I went to Industry City for a work retreat and I was honestly surprised by how much there is to do in one place. After lunch I spent about an hour strolling around and it felt like I could have stayed even longer. There are so many restaurants and stores that you can wander without any plan and still find something interesting. The whole space has this open creative energy that feels very Brooklyn. You see families, people working on laptops, groups hanging out, and visitors just exploring. The courtyards are really nice to walk through and the art installations give the place a fun personality. It feels like a mix of food hall, shopping area, and outdoor hangout spot all in one. There are great food options, coffee spots, and little shops that make it easy to spend time there without rushing. It is the kind of place where you can grab lunch, walk around, sit outside for a bit, and still feel like you have more to see. I left thinking I need to come back on a weekend when I can take my time. It is a really enjoyable spot in Brooklyn and perfect for a relaxed afternoon. read more

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'Industry City is a 6-million-square-foot business and innovation hub in Brooklyn's Sunset Park, transformed from the historic Bush Terminal into a dynamic campus for manufacturing, tech, and creative industries, alongside a popular destination for dining, shopping, and special events.' I have been a huge fan of IC since Morlene, several years ago became Brooklyn Elite CM, highlighted it. Back then IC had a few shops, restaurants and some events. Today, IC has exploded for a variety of reasons. Let's take a closer look shall we? A. Dining/AKA Food Hall When I first started patronizing this huge space, there was Japanese Village, Sunrise Mart, Sahadi's, Colson Patisserie, End's Meat. Now, there is an eclectic variety of the most wonderful eateries. Here are a few Fawn faves: 1. Burger Joint: my newest obsession. The impossible burger is out of this world. Don't let the name fool you; these burgers put the Capital G in gourmet. Is it possible for an impossible burger to be heavenly? Yup! 2. Table 87: put that frozen Table 87 pizza back in the freezer, leave grocery and proceed to Table 87 in IC. The pizza is fresh and the dough is flying..The mushroom slices are out of this world! 3. Japan Village: I still have to dine inside but the California Roll to go is always fresh and delicious. Sunrise Mart inside JV carries the most delicious frozen treats, pocki, earthenware, fresh fish and more! 4 .Sahadi's: Breakfast Saj Sandwich is a Fawn Fave that consists of Eggs, Grilled Halloumi, Harissa Aioli, Greens, Arugula salad.. scrumptious! Brunch served Saturday and Sunday 11-3. 5. Taco Mix: taqueria serving scrumptious tacos, I love the street tacos. B. Shopping: Here's a few Fawn faves: West Elm outlet was the big draw for me when I started patronizing IC. The rugs and home decor have been schlepped from IC to Bay Ridge time and time again! The service is outstanding and WE was so popular it left Building 2 and relocated to s bigger beautiful space. Brooklyn Candle: attended an Elite Event this past winter and the variety of candles and scents are amazing! I purchased the Brooklyn and Maui scented candles and they smell out of this world. Daiso Daiso offers a one-stop-shop experience with over 100,000 products ranging from Japanese-inspired home decor to stationery and food. The offerings are plentiful and the service is very friendly. C. Special Events: IC has a monthly calendar that features a wide range of events to attend. From pub crawls, karaoke, pottery and crafts, you can find a plethora of activities and events to participate. Sahadi's in the past would host mini live concerts in their Al fresco dining area. As you can see, Industry City offers something for everyone! Industry City 220 36th Street Take R to 36th, 5 minute walj read more

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I always have a good time at industry city. For an event, a good meal, a good drink or all the retail shop just a good time for all. Its made up of 4 large buildings the only down side if the weather is not good there are no coverings between the buildings or the courtyards. Overall a great place to explore. It also has some cool photo ops if u can find them! read more

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Industry City is an enclave of restaurants, bars, shops, and events. One event I won't miss is the annual NYC Hot Sauce Expo. For the last several years, it found its home here. I arrived late afternoon with my hot sauce partner and we scoped the area in no time, racking up purchases from various exhibitors Unfortunately, the Expo this year was reduced to just one day instead of an entire weekend. It was really crowded with, appropriately, heavy metal music playing . Tastings were either via a teeny spoon or nacho chip. All beverages were additional and food was available outside the Expo space. Many hot sauces had a show discount if you buy more than one. There were contests held on the main stage but I didn't stick around to watch. The Expo will wrap up in a few hours so if you didn't catch it today, there's always next year. Fun Expo especially for hot sauce lovers (BTW, there were many mild versions for purchase too) but everyone can certainly have a good time. read more

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Industry City is what happens when Brooklyn decides to take a warehouse, add coffee, art, plants, food from five continents, and say, "Yeah... this works." I went in thinking I'd browse for an hour. I left three hours later slightly over-caffeinated, mildly full, and seriously considering renting a loft space to start a candle company I have zero experience running. The vibe? Industrial chic meets creative playground. You've got wide open courtyards, string lights, murals, pop-up shops, and more food options than my self-control can handle. Whether you want ramen, tacos, pastries, or just a strong cold brew to question your life choices -- it's there. It's also perfect for wandering. No real agenda needed. Just walk, explore, snack, repeat. Every corner feels like you discovered something new -- a bookstore, a design shop, a random art installation that makes you tilt your head and say, "I get it... I think." Pro tip: Go hungry. And wear comfortable shoes. You will walk. A lot. But in a good "wow this is cool" way, not a "why did I park so far" way. Great for dates, friend hangouts, solo exploring, or pretending you're in a cool indie film montage. Brooklyn absolutely nailed this one. Ps. Don't forget to Visit Bandai and the Japanese village read more

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My family and I met up at the Industry beacauww we had family in town. We thought this would be a nice spot to come together and everyone can choose what they have a taste for. It was 11 of us and we found a table where we can all dine. Some had Thai, some had BBQ, some had pizza and some had tacos. Everyone left full and satisfied. Nice spot for a few family pics If your looking for something different Try em read more

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Some friends and I met to attend the Brooklyn night Market. I was shocked when I arrived and checked out all the stores and restaurants inside this venue. We walked through all three sections of the venue and checked out some of the stores. They had a cool spot with all Brooklyn merchandise. We checked out the supermarket, Sunrise mart that had some unique products and was a bit costly. The decor inside the venue was cool and holiday ready. They had alot of areas where you can sit and chill. We attended the outside festival of local vendors selling food, drinks and desserts. They had a DJ who playing some cool old school hip hop, r&b and reggae. When we first arrived it wasn't too crowded. By the time we were leaving it was jam packed. Each of ordered food from didifferent vendors and then went inside to eat. The ouside night Market festival ended until next summer. However, you can still definitely come check out this venue and chill with friends and enjoy some of the restaurants and stores they have inside. read more

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Industry City looks very modern and industrial. There are 10 buildings that make up Industry City! Been here a couple of times to check out some dining spots like Table 87, Just Eat Burger, West Elm Outlet, Japan Village, and many more stores on the first level. The cool thing about this place is that you can cross from building to building and in between buildings, there are events going on and are furnished with different themes depending on the event. There's outdoor seating and nice themes for pictures! Good thing about this place is that there are bathrooms all around you just in case you need to go and seating everywhere. A good place to come chill and shop with friends and family. read more

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Came here to building 5 for the Brooklyn Tequila Fest. I love that this place is evolving and expanding. Nice and chilled place to hang out during the day or night. Me and some other guest were lost trying to find this event space. There's not much direction given to find where you need to go. As I was lost, I was able to see a lot of stores and restaurants that are located in the building. The Tequila Fest was good. There was a nice crowd with plenty of vendors on sight. They had a live Dj playing a good mix of music. At the Tequila Fest you were able to try all types of liquor, wine and spirits along with cheese samples. There were food vendors on sight, cigars and even vendors selling CBD edibles for those who are into that. Overall it was a nice experience. I will suggest to have more tequila vendors next time since it is a tequila fest. read more

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Large complex filled with shops, eateries, art, and businesses. Tons of courtyards to hang out in. Definitely worth a visit if in the Greenwood Heights area! read more

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The onigiri stand at the food court is godly. Never ever have i been disappointed, service is super straightforward, simple and SUPER quick, Less than a minute. Cheap menu, 4 dollar onigiri, 4 dollar soup (or was it 3.50?) I'm not sure. But industry city as a whole feels SUPER lifeless. Almost like a white man who's never been to japan or around any Japanese person made all of it? How do i explain it.. read more

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Industry always amazes me with decor and fun new things they have. I wish though they would have an amazing sit down beautiful restaurant. They have just take and go places to eat! This time we went they were all decorated for Christmas. It was warm and cozy everywhere you went. We stopped at a beautiful wine store with the most amazing owner. On this day he was featuring a wine tasting with the gentleman who makes the wine. We then headed to a candle place which had beautiful made candles. We also stopped at the bbq places for some dinner and then up to ft Hamilton distillery for a cocktail. We also went to a featured museum of Michelangelo the Sistine Chapel. Great night overall! read more

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Very cool place in the middle of a very urban/industrial environment. Had a lot of great places to eat and good stores to accompany them. The concept is well-done and best of all, it's not overly crowded. Can certainly spend a few hours there easily. Paid street parking is also readily available, so it's convenient. I think they could use a few more good sit-down restaurants and better maps, but otherwise would highly recommend people to go. read more

Plenty to do, lots to explore, family friendly and great for a night out! There's book stores, food spots, activities and even specialty shops! The atmosphere is amazing! I loved the wall art. Each building offers a different vibe. Highly recommend read more

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This review is long overdue lol but catching up on my drafts lol I went to a hot sauce expo at industry city one of the coolest places ever in the city when I tell you it's like a maze lol it took forever to find the exact space the event was held in but it was super cool because the entire wall you get to see cool restaurants and shops that are very unique. The expo was amazing and one of a kind, they have a Korean market that you have to check out as well as a really cool pizza shop it's so much can't mention all of it but one of my fave parts was Indeed the wine bar, great tasting wine and the workers were on point with the wine knowledge. Highly suggest you check out industry city super fun read more

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If you're in NY visiting like I am, this place should be added to your "tourist list" if you have extra time. I love food halls and large venue spaces with multiple vendors and just doing touristy things. I took the subway to get here so I have no idea how parking works. There's lots of mini shops, tons of eateries, cool brewery spots, furniture stores and even a Japanese supermarket. There's also a nearby Costco which was neat to visit too since I had no idea Costco existed in Brooklyn. read more

Industry City - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Industry City is a complex of buildings with numerous stores and some restaurants. It has numerous options of things to do including an arcade and the Japanese Village. The Japanese Village isn't too big; it's on the 2nd floor of its building and for what it is, it's got charm. There's a cool comic shop, a Japanese grocery store, ice cream shop, a souvenir shop selling work by local artists and more. Industry City has a very nice layout and everything is pretty accessible. It's a great place to go on a weekend alone or with friends or even a date. If I go back to New York, I'd like to go back. read more

Didn't know this place existed until i came here for a Yelp Elite Event. Basically, this place consists of many buildings with lots of interesting stores inside (coffee shops, eateries, lounges, etc) that you can sit, chill, enjoy, and contemplate about life In addition, this place has some outdoor spaces with seats, plants, and fun activities to relax and enjoy as well Unf, this place is kinda far away from where i live. Otherwise i'd be coming here more often to enjoy the view, the scenery, and the people read more

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I've been here a few times and enjoy that there's so much to do. From shopping to cook food options, this place is pretty cool. Highly recommend read more

Industry City is super cool. Went this past weekend to a private event in the open, outside portion. It's spacious. The artificial grass turf, is well maintained. There's a row of sparkling doorways with matching disco balls in the center of the courtyard. Cute photo opportunity. I was able to explore the inside of the market place and scored some tasty, boozy cocktails from a restaurant/bar inside. Bring the kiddies. There's a large sandbox with toys inside when you enter. Something cool always seems to be going on at Industry City. Perfect date night option. read more

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Located by the BQE, Industry City has buildings on a few street blocks but have been to just 3 of them. Street/meter parking in the area (better on Sundays/holidays when meters are free) It's a nice place to walk around in for a mix of indoors and outdoors time. There are a lot of eateries, stores and businesses/working offices. Each of the blocks I've been to has a courtyard- few sitting areas, a music venue, play areas - one which is an ice rink at this time. Many restrooms available. On one block is Japan Village, which we frequent- 2 floors, has a grocery, Japanese food court/stalls, and stores like Bookoff and Daiso, etc. We like Ramen Setagaya for their black garlic ramen. Hit and miss with Shokusaido and Moriya - katsus are small, fries with beef and toppings were good but the beef curry was so-so. Good to go here especially when they have events/special holidays-have been to a few of them. We were in the area on New Year's day so we got lunch there. The place was still festive with holiday decorations but most of the businesses were closed. Japan village was open and there were scheduled events - we got to see mochi pounding and taste fresh mochi. read more

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I visited industry city several times, really love the aesthetics and vibes of the place. Has been very dog friendly experience, the food and dessert options here have been good and I like that there's a Japanese supermarket. I'm from staten island so it's much more convenient traveling 15 minutes instead of an hour to mitsuwa in jersey for Japanese ingrediants! read more

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This is a great spot for different events. I went for a hip-hop event called More R&B Please. The space was great though there wasn't much airflow because the place is nestled in between two buildings. I had an overall great time. read more

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Gave my sister a 60th bday party at the Five-Two -A event space. The staff was so accommodating and helpful throughout the event planning process. Answered all questions, gave recommendations and offered solutions. Everyone from the faculty coordinator and cleaning staff the day of the event. Everyone we dealt with from the moment we went into contract to clean up at the end off the event was great to work with. I highly recommend this event space. The views are just amazing. Parking isn't the best but there are subway stations near by and a paid parking lot at 35th and 2nd. Security provided with event contract can be a little bit more proactive as we had a few individuals come into the event without our knowledge but all in all they security off made sure to follow my guidelines on who can be allowed into our event. read more

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Wow the 6 million square feet how many stores and food places and then Use and game rooms are so much fun to explore. There's so many places to sit and eat and enjoy live music and places with interesting things to do like sing karaoke and win money and play 80s video games like Ms PacMan. I love this place with all types of historical and characteristic furniture. We will never get tired of coming here to see a new store or to try a new food item or go to the Japanese grocery store. Electrician, there is a children's playground area also where you can watch them play and make sure they're safe. read more

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We had a great meal at D-Jing Korean food. Philip is the best... warm and personal service. We came here to check out the neighborhood I was born in and found this treasure along the way! read more

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When Jamie W. and I took the D train to Sunset Park, our intent was to visit just Japan Village. We had no idea it was part of a huge commercial complex of sixteen huge warehouse buildings spread over a 35-acre site. Built at the end of the 19th century, apparently over 80% of the space has been currently leased. Pretty impressive for the post-pandemic economy. Japan Village was a good introduction (review: https://bit.ly/3hApg1a) because as we exited the food/market complex, we were impressed with the deep courtyards that separate the buildings. They provide not only a lot of seating options but an open space for local artists. We explored the food hall in the building next to Japan Village where we ate pretty healthy at Avocaderia (review: https://bit.ly/3G9aAR0). We walked down Innovation Alley which connects the buildings and found ourselves browsing in a diverse array of retail shops selling everything from vintage comic books to high-end chocolates (photo: https://bit.ly/3NZd4mX). We only had time to go through four of the buildings, so it's yet another reason for an ignorant Left Coaster to hang in Brooklyn on the next trip. RELATED - Exploring Brooklyn? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed; http://bit.ly/2V51pX7 read more

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If, like me, you love old buildings given new life, go visit Industry City in Sunset Park. Part of it anyway, as it's vast -- 16 buildings across 35 acres of repurposed industrial space. In the 1890s, this area was known as Bush Terminal, and was a major international seaport before being used as a navy base during WWI. Around the 1950s the terminal's buildings became one of the first industrial parks in the country, and began to be advertised as Industry City. In 2013, a $450 million redevelopment project turned it into today's manufacturing, office, and commercial complex. I didn't know what to expect, but ended up really enjoying this place! So colorful and lively, with many stores to explore, art to discover, music to hear, food and beverage places to try. Every step around the corner or up the stairs took you to something new. There seems to be special events scheduled regularly also, like various music bands, fashions shows and such. It's a lot to take in, and can be quite overwhelming. Best to pace yourself over several visits. I definitely plan to return! read more

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Industry City is like the mall that I never got to hang out in high school since that is what tv made me think my teenage life would be like...but unfortunately, there weren't any near me at the time. Now I'm a grown-up with a daughter who has somewhere nearby with variety of shops, bakeries, and activities thanks to Industry City. Depending on the time and day, you get to listen to free live salsa music or jazz music or play mini-golf with the kids. If you're hungry, you can order Japanese food at the Japan Village, pizza at Table 87, or a burger at the Burger Joint. Then you can check out the comic books at St. Mark's Comic Book Store or take pictures in front of their latest seasonal displays. There is so much to do here that you could spend the whole day there and wouldn't get bored. I have created so many experiences here with my daughter from attending their kids concerts, Halloween events, and many other activities. It is a great spot to spend with the family. read more

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Although there are several positive reviews of Industry City, I must say that I don't find it incredibly fascinating. Although the space is nice and clean with various restaurants and activities, I think it's overhyped. It's difficult to find certain businesses due to having to go upstairs and search for hidden restaurants. It looks like day parties happen here from time to time which is nice but not a large capacity of people cab be accommodated. Industry City is a place where people who live nearby can take advantage. I don't see people like myself who live further out coming here regularly. read more

Industry City runs from 33rd to around 37th Street and is comrpised of multiple buildings and spaces along the Brooklyn Waterfront. It is easily accessible via the D, N, and R train to the 36th Street Station in the Sunset Park section of Brooklyn. Industry City is such a nice and cool place w/ a chill vibe - going to eat, shop and to just hang out there is great since it is a breathtakingly gorgeously structured space. Having visited Industry City numerous times I can mention that Barrows Intense makes a great cocktail and the Burger Joint has fantastic burgers and fries. Frying Pan makes a good taco. Industry City restroom facilities have always been cleanwhen I have used them. There is always plenty or spaces to walk through and to sit around if you just want to telax and enjoy the view. They also have a Hatchet Throwing Place and an Arcade. I have also visited Industry City to see bands perform live music, to participate in dance classes, to attend a Tarot Reading / Drawing Workshop. The Yi Gallery on one of the upper floors is a fantastic art gallery w/ lovely artwork. Industry has inside and outside dining/ lounging areas and space putdoor playing space for the children to enjoy. Signature Spaces and Seasonal Spaces are there if one wants to rent these out for private events. Omce can contact the Leasing Office to lease Small or Large Office Spaces to utilize as work spaces for your start-up, etc. Industry City also has storage facilities as well as Producion Studios. General Hours of Operation are 7 days a week from 8am-9pm. However the specific breakdown around Hours of Operation are as follows: Industry City Food Hall - 8am - 7pm. Leasing Office - 9am - 7pm Retail Shops - 10am - 7pm Website - industrycity.com Instagram- @industrycity Twitter- @ImdustryCity Industry City also has a Facebook Page On the website, you can download yhe digital visitors map, sign up via email to receive information on upcoming events, etc. Citibike Rack Locations are on 36th Street & 2nd Avenue and on 39th Street & 2nd Avenue. Parking Lot Hours of Operation are from 7am - 11pm. The Industry City Shuttle Bus runs 7 days a week from the 36th Street Train Station and drops you at Industry City - masks wearing is mandatory to get onto the shuttle bus. read more

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Let me start off with, this place is SO CUTE! A really nice place to spend a day walking around older warehouse buildings that have been converted to a modern little shopping plaza for everyone to enjoy. But I MUST SAY, you **have to take note of the hours**. This place would be so much more successful if things opened past 5pm. The whole food hall basically closes at 5pm. The restaurants that say they close at 6pm actually start closing by 5:30pm. Point taken when I tried ordering from the Korean spot and they told us they were closing when it wasn't even their closing time. I don't understand why any of these places wouldn't at least have summer hours because people really started rolling in around then. Huge loss of business. There was Thai, Korean, Indian, Mexican, and Kebab at the food hall but they were all closing up shop or already closed by 5-5:15pm. All retail shops like the cute plant shops, furniture outlets, small businesses, and etc. basically close at 5pm too which was a bummer considering we got there around 4pm and within an hour we maybe made it halfway through the buildings by zooming to where we wanted to be. I gotta say, lots of people showed up after 5pm and we all decided to take refuge at Japan Village where thankfully everything closes at 7pm. We were able to grab snacks, dinner, and walk through Daiso and other small shops there. I feel like this place has so much potential! There should 100% be more foot traffic here, and I feel like marketing and hours should really be fixed and patched up. Maybe some events hosted here would boost up the foot traffic as well. So if you plan to come visit, please come early and don't plan to do dinner here unless you want dinner at Japan Village! I highly recommend the onigiri cause they were yummy - my favorite was the spicy tuna mayo. I also enjoyed the mentaiko cream udon from the udon shop, the portion wasn't that big bur the flavor was rich and there were a lot of little mentaiko eggs!! read more

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I've quickly fallen in love with this place! Industry city is a constellation of multiple, huge industrial buildings full of shops, restaurants, bars, and artisans. There are also groceries, bakeries, and shops that specialize in everything you could imagine: exotic carpets, home goods, art, vintage goods, skin care products, vinyl records, clothing, and more! There are murals and decorations and several fun, diverse communal spaces that are decorated in a cool way, often seasonally. This is a real gathering place! There might be a fire pit lounge in one spot, wicker furniture in another, beer garden tables, regular dining tables, cushy couches and chairs, and more. You can choose a space to match your mood. I came during fall/Halloween and loved the vibe! read more

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this is a very cool place to absorb the location. The staff is very nice and the food is lovely. It's definitely not cheap, but you get what you pay for. You got two orders of the lamb lollipops. There's only two in each order. They are delicious. We got a Pizza with sopressada. and hot honey. it was really yummy. I would've liked for the crust to be a little bit more crispy. my friend got the soup which was delicious. I don't remember what was called. And then we got this dish that had a really delicious broth half a lobster tail shrimp, mussels, fish. It came with one Cristini. I thought that was ridiculous. It needs a lot more than one Cristini for that delicious broth. and I asked for more and they gave me a basket of bread that was not what I really wanted. I was pretty full so I didn't make a big deal of it. read more

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The place lets you explore different tastes. This restaurant works well for group dining and offers a relaxed atmosphere. The kitchen produces meals I'll remember for years. Their employees welcome you with genuine warmth. This spot succeeds across the board. read more

Today after work, I went to Industry City with a few friends. We've been visiting ever since the complex first opened. We stopped at Sahadi's, picked up a few things to eat, and sat outside by the fire to enjoy our food. When it started to get chilly, we moved indoors and walked over to the Makers Guild. After browsing a few shops, one of us needed to use the restroom. I remembered that there were two restrooms on that floor to the right of the barbershop. As we looked for them, we noticed there were no signs anywhere--no indications of restrooms, employees-only areas, or anything similar--and the walls looked freshly painted. I pushed on one of the doors, which was unlocked and wide open, and discovered a bathroom inside. My friend and I went in, assuming it was a public restroom since nothing suggested otherwise. While we were in the restroom, a man suddenly pushed the door open and asked, "Excuse me, are you one of the shop owners? This is for shop owners only--and this is a men's bathroom." There had been absolutely no signs or locks to let us know that it was restricted, and we genuinely had no idea. What shocked us even more was the man's tone. He was extremely rude and condescending. For context, I am a woman in my 50s and my friend is in her 60s. The man was significantly younger and spoke to us in a way that was dismissive, entitled, and completely unprofessional. As we were leaving, he even added a comment implying he didn't like women--something that left us stunned. Later, we learned that he was one of the owners of a shop called William Storms (Billy is the owner) located in Industry City. As longtime New Yorkers--I've lived in Park Slope for 35 years--and as people who have supported Industry City from the very beginning, we were genuinely blindsided by such disrespectful behavior. This incident was deeply disappointing. It does not represent the New York I know, nor the welcoming environment Industry City usually strives for. No customer or visitor should ever be spoken to that way. read more