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    Industry City

    4.0 (191 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Nicole B.

    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!

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    Johanna B.

    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.

    Betula F.

    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

    Teresa S.

    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.

    Nancy A.

    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.

    Tamika M.

    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.

    Fay H.

    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!

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    Kim M.

    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!

    Ciara H.

    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

    Zenda D.

    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

    Mickey H.

    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.

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    Tanya R.

    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.

    Victor H.

    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

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    Ask the Community - Industry City

    Is there anything to do here or is anything open on Fridays 2-5pm?

    Yes, bars, restaurants, brewery, distillery, shops, Japanese supermarket, RH outlet, - basically it's a small town. Great food, areas for kids to play too.

    What hours is industry city open?

    Usually normal business hours: 9am-6pm M/F; 11am-6pm S/S.

    Is industry city dog friendly?

    Yes! I brought my large dog here and the security guard said it was okay to take him inside the buildings. They have an outdoor portion near Avocaderia with a dog water fountain for them to drink out of.

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    We were not disappointed- Sunday afternoon was an ideal day to pop in to this brilliant space.

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    4.6(132 reviews)
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    The venue? Gorgeous... The location? Not the most convenient to get to, but the views are…read morespectacular... The food? Delicious... So why only 3 stars? Well despite attending a beautiful wedding here, our group had SEVERAL issues with the staff. First of all, it's called cocktail hour. Not cocktail 45 minutes. Not to mention they raced to put away the food before guests had a chance to get their final plates. Also, I don't think I've ever attended a cocktail hour where I was told "no" by one of the servers when asking for more than one item (seriously, they had chicken and lamb skewers, I asked for one of each and was told no). The bartenders were messing up drinks left and right, and the waiters (while friendly) made some errors as well. Our whole table was never served cake, and I think this is the first wedding I've ever attended where I actively needed to flag someone down to get a cup of coffee. In all honesty the food was very good, we just wish the staff serving it was up to the same level.

    Ridicuous! The beauty, the organization, the professionalism, the food(!) and the astonishing…read moreviews. After attending a weddng 7 years ago at this spot, we knew our daughter's wedding would have to be there and it was this past weekend. Even with a surprise rainstorm, Jeff handled everything flawlessly and our guests were mesmerized. It is a spectacular venue and Liberty knows how to throw a wedding!!!

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    Sunset Park Rooftop

    Sunset Park Rooftop

    5.0(1 review)
    0.9 mi

    Good day, I wanted…read moreto take a moment to acknowledge the incredible team at the event I attended on June 29, 2025. The space was beautiful, the scenery amazing, and the overall vibe was definitely on point. What stood out the most, however, was the attentiveness and professionalism of your security staff and a gentleman I believe to be the manager or possibly the owner--Hasim or Hassan. A member of our party was not feeling well, and the staff responded immediately and with genuine concern. Security approached quickly, checked in, and asked whether an ambulance was needed. These are standard procedures, but as we all know, they aren't always handled so smoothly. The manager came over shortly after, took her vitals, brought water and ice, and even moved a large commercial fan to help her cool down. He returned with candy and remained attentive throughout--kind, responsive, and truly caring. It didn't feel like he was doing it out of obligation, but from a place of genuine concern. It's easy to overlook these moments, but I wanted to say thank you. Your team turned what could have been a scary situation into a moment that highlighted compassion and professionalism. Much respect!

    From the owner: Standing capacity up to 1,000 people. Total of 65,000 sqft with multiple event spaces and…read more stunning Manhattan skyline views! Sunset Park Rooftop offers the perfect setting for parties, corporate and social events, ceremonies or any occasions. Amenities include full liquor license, catering area, outdoor decks, skyline fields, lighting, audio, high-speed internet and multimedia capabilities. 50 reserved parking spaces.

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    Sunset Social House

    2.0(2 reviews)
    0.6 miSunset Park

    PROS: This…read moreneighborhood venue is a local choice for events. It can accommodate fifty people comfortably. The area is well-populated, so you won't have to worry about being stranded after an event at night. Parking will be very limited prepare early. Public transportation is conveniently located nearby, and the venue is clean and well-lit upon arrival. It is a side street but not far off 5th Avenue. The person on hand was friendly and helpful, and they're always ready to assist you with lighting, tables, or AC adjustments. Knowing some Spanish is helpful, maybe that was just my experience. Proud to say we did! The facilities were cleaned when you arrive. CONS: The event space is on the second floor, which means it's not accessible for people with wheelchairs, walkers, or canes. There's no elevator to bring up food, drinks, decorations, or equipment. Also, remember to bring extra toiletries for the bathroom. The bar area is small, so you can only store a few bottles below. There's a long ice chest below for stocking cold drinks, and there's an ice maker on site behind the bar. Overall, I'd give this venue three stars for the experience. All you need is a plan and people to execute it, and it can be a nice venue for your event.

    This is the worst place to have any event! These people are thieves, and all the extra amenities…read morethey offer are lies to get you to pay more money. I had my baby shower at Sunset Social and paid an additional $400 on top of their $1200 fee. I also added a throne chair for $150. When I got to the facility, they did not set up as they agreed, leaving us (including my pregnant self) to have to set up late. They gave me my paid-for throne chair at the end of our baby shower after having to ask them for it. I paid the $400 for the 360 photo booth, but they never provided the service because their photo booth operator got drunk and broke the equipment. (as I was told via phone call from JOSE RIVERA, AN ABSOLUTE LIAR WHO SAID HE WOULD REFUND MY MONEY) I was still charged for the service after Jose called to let me know he would not be charging. Both Jose & his gf came into my party, ate our food & drank our liquor (for our guests), all while looking high on drugs. I was mortified having my party at Sunset Social House!!! After I realized Jose was ignoring my messages about my $700 refund, I disputed the charge with my credit card. This is when Jose would reach out to try to "fix" things after initially ignoring me. When we spoke, we decided to let the dispute go through; however, Jose would then tell the credit company that he had already paid me, so my dispute would end with me being responsible. 3 TIMES WE WENT THROUGH THIS SINCE JANUARY. DO NOT BOOK HERE!!! I did not get my $300 security deposit back (after we cleaned up after our party), nor did I get my $400 for a service I did not receive. This only gets 1 star because I have to give it that minimally, I give this venue 0 stars.

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    Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture

    Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture

    3.6(9 reviews)
    1.8 miGowanus, Park Slope

    We had a memorial service at BSEC. We had professional and amateur musicians playing at the event…read more We had a professional quality slide show to present. The venue was lovely and, in the end, everything worked out almost perfectly. This review should be five stars and if it were not for Jason's attitude, it would be. Jason is the operations manager at the venue. He has a holier than thou attitude, seems to have disdain for those who want the event to go smoothly and has this smirk on his face when you ask for something making you feel like an idiot for wanting everything to go smoothly. Everyone who came into contact with Jason felt an immediate dislike toward him. Jason did almost everything that was requested of him and he has some technical competence. However, he clearly has disdain for the common person, gives the impression that he really doesn't give a rip about your event and makes you grovel to get what you need all the while making it clear that a gratuity is expected. He told us where the projector and screen had to be and we could not move it toward the middle. With a little extra work he could have moved them both. In fact, that was the one thing that was not perfect about the event. The slideshow was not seen as well as it could have been because Jason was not willing to put in the extra effort to make it better despite our requests. I walked in the day of the event with my nephew's bassoon. He is a professional symphony musician I said where can I put this to keep it out of the way and so no one will take it. He said, "no one will take your bassoon". Instead of, "how about you place it here and it should be fine," I had to raise my voice and say "this is a $10,000 instrument and I'm not taking a chance. I know you don't care about our event, but I do." The problem is I was afraid to get too assertive with Jason because he may stop helping altogether. Look up passive aggressive in the dictionary and you will see Jason's picture. The day before the event, as we were setting up some electronics, my brother had a question/concern. Jason actually started singing "que sera sera - whatever will be, will be." If there were no complaints about Jason, that would be one thing. However, there are many complaints about Jason over the years. BSEC knows about his behavior and continues to employ him so obviously they don't care or it has not hurt their business because people like us go ahead with the venue anyway. It was so convenient ,,,,,,, This is a lovely venue. However, it comes down to the fact that Jason is really kind of a jerk and he adds to the tension of an already stress filled time. If Jason will be your on site contact and you can find a different venue, I would suggest going elsewhere.

    I am giving this place a review because I had my wedding and reception here in 2008…read more I do not know much about what ethical culture is...but my point of view for this review is about the estate, the grounds, and how it worked as the host for a wedding venue. The mansion was built by the Bon Ami cleanser inventor as a gift to his daughter. Dating from 1900, it is an example of neo-Jacobean style. The building faces Prospect Park West and has a large garden. The transom windows are by Louis Comfort Tiffany. There is a library, large interior meeting room with gorgeous beams, and a glass solarium. The yard has a paved patio where the chairs and tables for a wedding reception fit perfectly. There is a side yard where we had the ceremony. We had a live acoustic band and dancing outside. You can put a tent above the dining / patio area in case of rain or too much sun. I consider this place one of the most affordable wedding venues in NYC. The place fits around 110 or less with the patio used for dining and the interior for DJ or loud band. The combination of music played by my friends and dancing outside surrounded by blooming flowers and the lovely space was intoxicating. It made the day very special for my love and for me. Do It Yourself wedding types will enjoy planning a wedding here, it is not a wedding factory...just a beautiful house of worship. The space is inspiring, vintage, retro feeling...kind of like a beautiful old grand dame rising from a nap on her chaise lounge. I had the most memorable day of my life here and will always have a place in my heart for this building and the nice people who keep her in beautiful condition.

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    I love this room. Those are Tiffany windows.

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