Brighton Beach has an okay MTA station. It sits above Brighton Avenue. Lots of ethnic Russian…read morerestaurant and stores are around here. Best thing here is the convenience. The station is only a few blocks away from the beach, and the amusement park is the next stop. Elevated station giving you a good view of the ethnic neighborhood around the station. It serves the B and Q Trains. This is the end of the B, so to get to Coney Island you have to make a transfer. It's pretty annoying. The station is above ground so it can get cold with the wind. Coolest thing about this station is the view, where you can see all kinds of ethnic Russian businesses. There's a few good authentic restaurants a quick walk from here. It has stairs and an elevator. Just make sure if you're going to Coney Island from Brooklyn or Queens that you're already on the Q when getting here. That way you won't have to make a transfer.

The B ends here & you might be waiting forever for the Q. I'm wondering why you can't get the Q to…read moreBrooklyn here on the same platform as you exit from the B but you come right out into the thick of Brighton Beach, will get cell reception & it's outside. If it's not freezing or you're waiting an eternity for the Q, it's not half bad.

To get to Sheepshead Bay take the B/Q train to the Sheepshead Bay station. You'll be close to…read moreRoll'N'Roaster and well as Randazzo's. The station is in fairly good condition and has some very nice artwork.

Sheepshead Bay is an okay MTA station. It's open air. Outside the station isn't much. About the…read moreonly thing here are busses. This has both express and local trains. Basically it's an open air station. It serves the B and Q Trains. This is a good place for making a transfer. Brighton Beach is the next stop heading south. and it's the last stop for the B. To get to Coney Island you have to switch to Q. Heading north, the tracks have both express and local. This is a good place for making a switch. B runs express. This is on weekdays only, as the Q runs local on weekends It has stairs and an elevator. Outside are a few places to eat. There's a liquor store and some Asian restaurants.

Only the Q comes here & you may be waiting forever for it. However, you will get phone reception,…read morethere's a nice view since it's an outdoor platform & it's probably not as bad to stand on during the summer and warmer weather months.

Professional driver. Excellent service. Call this car service for better service than the apps.read more

i requested a ride from ave U and e.29 to West 5th st for the next day at 5 am, because my dad…read morehad at 6:30 surgery appt In Manhattan . And from his house ambulance suppose to picked him up .Guy who answered my call, said that this is crazy to call for car service so early just for 5 min ride. So early they have services only for airports and hung up on me

Driver is not smooth drive, terrible attitude when asked simple questions. Closes door in customers…read moreface for not getting on fast enough.

This car service is by far the rudest. The dispatcher is obnoxious like he doesn't care for the…read morebusiness. He quoted me $40. When I arrived at the destination, the driver told me it was $58 ($48 plus $10 for toll). He decided to take the tunnel without my consent and I should pay for it. It did not get me there any faster because there was huge traffic getting to the tunnel due to an accident. I don't appreciate being lied to. At that price, there are a lot more options. Their cars are always dirty and filled with a smoke scent. This is absolutely the last time I will ever take this car service. Also, I called empire and an On time car showed up so I don't know if they're affiliated but they are both terrible.

bad car service awful I will never ride with them again awful awful awful made my family wait an…read morehour

If you want to get to Coney Island, then take the F/D train to Stillwell Avenue. Don't miss the art…read moreinstallation created by Robert Wilson. He did a very fine job.

This is a major train terminal where the D, F, N, and Q trains stop. This station happens to to…read moreclose to the Aquarium.

Had only heard good things about this whale-watching tour and I had been trying to go for a while…read more Finally a date worked out and we got tickets the same day, so happy it worked out. The boat itself is clean and has enough room to move around while you're riding out to where you'll see sea life. The crew has clearly been doing this for a very long time and is incredibly knowledgeable. We had perfect weather and saw many dolphins and even saw some whales! It's a group activity for the whole ship to keep an eye out for some movement but it's so exciting when you do spot a whale tail pop out of the water. The whales were very active and we saw a few different ones before the ship was starting to turn back to head toward Brooklyn. As we were heading home we saw a two whale breeches so the captain turned the ship back around so we could see as much as possible. I was able to ask whatever questions I had about the whales to the crew and they always had answers. You can bring food aboard, and I believe on the lower level there is a little concession stand (I sat up top and stayed up there the whole time). Highly recommend a jacket or sweater as once you're out on open water the breeze kicks in.

Whale watching right in New York City? Of course! It's amazing to think you can do something so…read morenautical and full of marine life from one of NYC's Boroughs, but it's true as American Princess Cruises offers up whale watching adventures right out of Brooklyn. My wife and I did this just the other day and it was absolutely awesome. Truth be told, this was actually our second outing with APC as we had already had a fantastic time with them back in 2019 searching for sea mammals. Knowing my wife (girlfriend at that '19 time) loved it, I went to see if American PC was still a thing (especially after Covid times) and they most certainly are! Their boat launch location is different (now in Sheapshead Bay as opposed to Breezy Point), but it still is the same great cruise line. What makes it great? Well the boat is of reasonable size that could fit about 100 folks. It has inside and outside seating as well as a small snack bar with some simple foods to nosh on and an array of drinks (including beer and wine) to partake in. You can also bring on some basic food (we did bagels) to eat if you would like. I will say the bathrooms might leave something to be desired, but find me a small boat with a luxurious bathroom (you won't be able to). What's really most important here is the actual whale watching experience with American Princess and their crew. The APC website boasts some pretty regular whale (and dolphin) viewing and it shows as these guys know how to spot and track whales. What's nice to know is they do everything under a "Whale Sense" program that trains them to ensure all watching and following happens under proper distances and laws. Naturalist Celia explained all this and much more about whales themselves throughout our 3 hour and change trip. She was incredibly informative and pretty friendly from start to finish as she was helpful in pointing things out on the water. Other crew members (including the captain) did the same which helped in keeping us looking in the right direction. Directions like time were important (they used the "o'clock" method) because we definitely needed them to point us in the correct location. Starting early in our trip we began spotting whales. There were 3 humpbacks total that were spotted as well as a minke whale (which I had never heard of) and is apparently rarer to see. The trip was finished off with a pod of about thirty dolphins jumping and playing around our boat which was super cool. Overall, I highly recommend whale watching with American Princess Cruises. If you thought you needed to go out of Long Island in Montauk or this was some kind of Nordic European thing you could only do then you thought wrong! American Princess Cruises gives you everything you need to safely and enjoyably watch some sea mammal life right from an NYC Borough. Who knew? I did! And now you do too.

Cars on hood condition, the drivers are good and reliable!…read moreSafe driving and good music Respectful

Was a great car service. The drivers were polite, on time, and in general, really aces,, The…read morebusiness was sold to On Time Car Service a few months ago and now it's completely different operation. The Dispatchers are rather uncourteous, wiseguys even. I just tried to reserve a car for tomorrow, to go to Manhattan. the Dispatcher refused to make the reservation. Said call tomorrow.I've had other bad experiences in the last few months,No way do i bother calling Nostrand again. The new owners just lost two customers that have been patronizing Nostrand Car service for thirty plus years..