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.

Wow just saw my station get reviewed so figured I would toss my 2 cents in. Been my station for 8…read moreyears now. My biggest issue is that this really should be made an express stop. It is right in between the two express stops (62nd and Bay Pkwy) and actually more people get on and off here than at 62nd by far. Its a pain in the keester when it goes express and you gotta get off at 62nd and wait (usually this is when its freezing out). The good thing is the constant "no Manhattan bound on the weekends" seems to be easing. It was so annoying to have to keep going to Coney Island every time I wanted to go to Manhattan. I sweaar Markowitz was behind this figuring people would just get out in Coney and spent their money there. Another issue with the station is when the Coney bound trains let out at rush hour everybody goes down the staircase to the right, even the people that end up crossing that way anyway. Stop being lazy and right brain dominated people! Other than that I cant complain, it's my station and love it or not Im stuck with it so be it.

To get to Bensonhurst take the D train to 18th Avenue. You can see the somewhat impressive art…read moreinstallation known as Bensonhurst Gardens created by Francesco Simeti in 2012.

Nice station manager. Very clean and well organized. You can buy your metrocard from the station…read moreattendant without. Any issues or attitude. Very helpful station manager. Theres a toilet here but no toilet paper and very stinky. They also have a clock, three metrocard vending machines so nobody needs to fight for it or line up for a metrocard. They would also help you combine your metrocards if you need it. Very safe even late at night. Mostly quiet and loiterers. Very nice and funny train workers getting ready to switch shifts. You can take manhattan and coney island d train and n train. N train is downstairs and d train is upstairs. One thing that is amazing is that it tells you that the train is arriving without you going down to the platforms to wait for the trains, so if you can take either or trains then you can just wait inside the station and look at the signs for it to see which one is going to arrive faster. Very convenient. I have never had an issue here and I use this train station very often to either enter the train or to do transfers. The d train is faster than the n train so I usually try waiting for that one. There are usually cops in the station and sometimes bag checks but that only makes riders feel more safe and secure.

To get to lower Bensonhurst take the N train to New Utrecht Avenue. You can make a connection with…read morea D train upstairs. There is a bunch of excellent murals on both sides of the station.

With the completion of the "elevator" installation on BOTH platforms, this station has just…read morereceived a MAJOR updgrade. I remember there used to be bathrooms available also, but I haven't checked on that recently. Overall, this is a major junction for the N train and gets a lot of traffic flowing through here. They could probably do more regarding vending, etc. but as a station it works and has functioning "wait time" signs.

The 60th exit. 2 ticket machines…read more One is cash only, one is coins only. And I went to the booth, he said cash only. WAHT?!

The wise always say, 'Never forget where you came from'…read more I grew up in the immediate area and have used this train station since I was a little kid. Even though my home is in Queens, I still use this station to visit my parents' home. I have a love-hate relationship with this train station. For it is not a major or express stop on the N line and it is often overlooked. This station is 100 years old and in need of a facelift. Rumor has it that MTA is planning to fix up the N train stations from Coney Island to 59th Street. While this will cause major service disruptions and prolonged commute to the city, I will cross my fingers that two to three years later that it will be beautify and service will be better. You can only hope for the best, right?

To visit Sunset Park you can take the N train to Fort Hamilton Parkway. There are 14 Mosaic's on…read morethe Coney Island bound platform. They were created by Maria Berrio in 2019. All 14 are fabulous.

After over a year the N is running back on the manhattan bound line hitting all stops from Coney…read moreIsland to 8th avenue . Happy but it sucks we don't get that super express line like before.

This is the N train stop on Kings Highway. Its Manhattan-bound platform is closed until Spring 2017…read moreas my tip says. The age of this station is very high but its super convenient location on Kings Highway near Coney Island Ave and Ocean Parkway make it highly preferred nonetheless. It's a very simple layout with 1 street-level entry, stairs down with a fork for the 2 directions. N train service is regular with 3 minute frequencies at rush hour, 17-22 mins on weekends. The B82 & B82-LTD serve the station's 1 exit. The stop is a long and clear one meaning less traffic chokepoints. Staffed booth at street level is very helpful. Lighting is good. Safety is good except perhaps at the extreme ends of the platforms as the entry is on 1 platform end.

Pretty decent outdoor train station, just like all others, that run along the D line in this part…read moreof Brooklyn. The good is that you can always get a seat in the morning in you're city bound, even during rush hour. Few more stops down, and all the seats are taken. The bad is that if you're not traveling morning rush hour, it's more likely than not that there will not be any Manhattan bound trains. Also, if they're fixing anything else, or trains are delayed, they will skip this station and start/stop at the Bay Parkway station. This is pretty rare but does happen, so if in doubt (or if it is an option), you are better off using the Bay Parkway station instead.

The station is similar to the other stations along the line. There is no elevator, while the…read morepigeons are seen in the mezzaine.

This station is similar to the other stations along the line. It is not wheelchair accessible.read more

The workers at the booth are so rude and never helpful. Why are they giving you attitudes when…read moreasked to do their work instead of chatting with their friends?? And why are they throwing your metrocard to you instead of politely giving it to you???

The F train was the last leg of my journey going to the Yelp experience at Royce Chocolate. It was…read morealso the first part of my journey returning home. Reason being is that I used Google assistance for traveling. It would have been easier to catch the F train at 179th and Hillside Ave for convenience. The F train offered a quick transit to and from destination while providing entertainment below ground. I was one of several people who did give a tip to the dancers. There's also elevator service for those who don't ambulate well and for the handicapped and elderly. This was a very pleasurable trip that will forever encourage me to take the train and not consider driving or taking a Uber or catching a Lyft Bravo MTA, you did a fine job with the F train even though there were slight delays. It was a pleasure MTA to ride the F train and to... Inspire more Yelp more!

I spend countless hours defending public transit against car addicts, and transit doesn't always…read morereturn the favor. Today's OMNY turmoil won't be put on the F train's tab, but its variable schedule will be. To be fair, Coney Island to 179th is an impressive run. But that also gives more chances for things to go wrong. "I'm in Forest Hills, whaddaya mean there's dust on the rails at Avenue X?"