Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center is one of the biggest subway stations in Brooklyn, and I use it…read moreevery time I take my nephew to the orthodontist. I was there on Tuesday and, as usual, the size can feel overwhelming with so many lines meeting here. It is easy to get turned around, but once you figure it out, it really is a convenient station. One thing I appreciate is that there are elevators, which makes it a good choice for people who need accessible subway stations. That makes a big difference when you are carrying things or helping someone who needs easier access. The station is busy, but that also makes it feel safe, and being right next to Barclays Center and Atlantic Terminal means you can grab food, shop, or head to an event without going far. It is not perfect, since clearer signs would help, but overall it is reliable, accessible, and part of the Brooklyn experience.

The station was pretty clean, and the signs made it easy for us to find our exit to the Barclays…read moreCenter. Nothing exceptional, but overall, a smooth and straightforward experience.

Good and clean train stop not a lot of people there too the staff is very kind and helpful they…read morehelped me to pay for my ticket card master goodbye on transit

First station is always the best station seats available. The trains are pretty clean as well as…read morethe station it self. My first time taking the train here and I'm pretty sure it will be my last ;) Heads up for some random reason the 2 train arrives at this location but you can't take it back, u have to get on the 5 train and transfer in Franklin street. I'm not sure if that's due to the construction they do over night. Overall great station and maintenance as well.

Its a dirty, rat infested train station…read more.. El fin.

This is the Church Avenue Train station not to be confused with the 2,5-Train church ave. or F, G…read more-Train church ave. This is the B, Q -train line (Local, Q -train) and (Express, B-Train). it needs a little upgraded. but the station leads to Church avenue and east 16 street and the other side it leads to Caton avenue and east 16 street .and this is an outdoor station !!!! you can connect with the B35 which leads to Sunset Park, Brooklyn or Brownsville -Mother Gaston Blvd !!!!

It's a train station, nothing fancy…read more The F train used to take a while to come, so when you missed one you're screwed if you're running late. But lately the F train has been coming more often. Which is good since that means I don't have to always run for the train. Currently they are working and trying to renew some stuff on the station as well. The station is also pretty decent, not super dirty or anything. The F train is one of the many trains that I take to go to school and work.

Review #444 None Elite Squad…read more Another great train and Subway ride.. its the only way to commute in New York. Avenue M (formerly South Greenfield, Elm Avenue), is a local station on the BMT Brighton Line of the New York City Subway. It is located in Midwood, Brooklyn, at Avenue M between East 15th and East 16th Streets. It is served by the Q train at all times

A ok to me! Of…read morecourse I'm heading to the city! I always tend to take the N or the Q train whenever I head to manhattan... Since this area only offers Q why not just take the Q...doesn't do local stops.... so great! It is somewhat safe...but you still have to be on alert everywhere...It's not dangerous at all riding the Q train....I had very good experience on this train station...never a long wait and somewhat clean!

people cool station its a express station , you can catch the B,Q -train here , either if you going…read moreto Coney island on the Q-train or Brighton beach on the B-Train and vice versa for the uptown train platform the B-train going to 145 street or the Bronx, or the Q-train to the upper east side side /Harlem via transfer M15 bus . its outside train station for the cold months its breezy at this station and during the summer months you get nice air breezy , there a Starbucks café' and Dunkin café' and there T.J.maxx & Marshalls department stores and Target department store & Burlington department store near by or you can catch the B82 bus or B6 bus to Gateway Mall to Ross Department store , there a raising cane chicken joint near by , you can transfer to the B82 bus and the B7 and walking distance you can catch the B49 as well at this station .

Review #448 None Elite Squad…read more Wonderful stop and station. Very classic New York ish look..cold..37 degrees on Dec 30th. Q train takes you to Manhattan..common for phone thefts for some strange reason... everyone in their own world...train ride cool

Very friendly and helpful LIRR ticket station workers today. The hardest part is finding the LIRR…read morestation so make sure to have the correct address before you go. The station was clean and well organized. Signs clearly indicated the trains track and location. Best of all, the train arrived on time and easily made the connection in Jamaica.

Not for the terminal, but for the UBER shuttle service that meets here…read more Amazing to be able to take an UBER shuttle directly from this location in Brooklyn to LaGuardia. Even more amazing, it was just $25 for two riders for almost door to door service. Perfect when you are moving books, kitchen supplies and clothes from Brooklyn back to Houston while Southwest Airlines still has two bags for free. (This changes tomorrow!) Book the shuttle on the UBER app. Pick up is at the corner near the Atlantic Terminal. Scan the QR code and then you are on your way. So easy and so convenient. While we were waiting, we met a lady also waiting for the UBER airport shuttle. For one rider, it is just $15. What a bargain!

I just hate how slow these trains past by about 5mph. I honestly don't have no idea why they take…read moreso long it does not make sense. I got a new job in Brooklyn and i live in the city. Ounce i get on the Q train in 42 street the trains go at a fast paste. Ounce it passes Canal Street forget about it the trains go super slow which makes no sense. I do enjoy one thing and that's looking at all the graffiti and art work on the concrete walls. One thing i do like about taking this train is that its always empty. By the time i get to work and the time i come out of work.

I have to admit, the Q train is not a bad line to ride in the morning, of course it is crowded, but…read moreyou are not pressed like a sardine. The station is nice and clean and smack in the middle of the Cortelyou Rd bar/restaurant scene. The only drawbacks to the station is that the platform is pretty narrow and many folks wait upstairs by the turnstiles until they hear the train coming. Now if they could just improve on the service...

To get to the heart of East Flatbush take the 2/5 trains to Church Avenue station. East Flatbush is…read morenot beautiful, however there is significant art work in this station. The artwork accurately reflects the flavor of the neighborhood and is most definitely worth seeing.

Have you ever stepped off a train temporarily due to a piece of art catching your eye? Well I have!…read moreI took a detour commuting home and decided to visit BKLYN Larder on Bergen street. The 2 train stopped at Church Avenue and I noticed this mural at the station. Can I step out snap photo fast and then run back in? I think I can and DID! The mural was constructed by artist Louis Delsarte and it's called " Transition" and depicts various ethnic scenes according to Wikipedia. The stained glass and glass mosaic was installed in 2001. Thus, if you are passing Church Avenue on the 2 train, stop a moment and view this beautiful mural or you can do a fast in/out procedure, snap a photo and study it at your leisure. Art is all around us!