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.

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

To get to Sheepshead Bay take the Q train to Avenue U. The MTA installed some impressive tile work…read morecreated by Jason Middlebrook in 2011.

I grew up down the block so I've seen the changes to this station over the years. It's the best I…read morehave EVER seen it. It's a train station, what do you except? I've been getting on and off here since 1993!

a train station is a train station. what more do you need to say…read more the first stop on the N going towards Manhattan after Coney Island and the last stop before Coney Island. Like every station on the N line in Brooklyn, there's always a problem with the stations whether it's peeling paint, growing mold or crumbling ceilings, the train station is still standing strong despite its terrible conditions as of today. As of current, eight other stations including this one is slowly be being rehabilitated. Recently the MTA replaced the old and formerly disused Coney Island express tracks which makes all 4 tracks usable. So pretty much expect to see the Coney Island bound N run express to Coney Island and to Manhattan and Queens via express from Coney Island as the rehab work continues until 2018 since that is when all the stations including this one will be good as new and in good condition.

Only take the train all the way to Coney Island when going to see a minor league baseball game…read more Convenient as it is the last stop heading down there and the 1st stop heading back. 4 train lines will get you there - D, F (the orange lines), N & Q (the yellow lines). It's walking distance - a few blocks from Maimonides Park where the Brooklyn Cyclones play or Luna Park if one doesn't want to drive there along with the beach and other restaurants. Follow the signs to figure out where you need to go as you exit.

I've only ever been through here whenever I run the Brooklyn Half Marathon as the finish line is…read moreover on the boardwalk near Maimonides Park. I prefer taking the F or Q train for a ride back into Manhattan, but will opt for whichever line train shows up first. There are plenty of food options nearby including Nathan's Famous hot dogs.

Pretty cool Train station , its located in the Midwood section of Brooklyn and there lots of kosher…read moreJewish/Hasidic restaurants near by , the Coney island platform Q- train side back exit staircase smells like urine, the mta workers need clean that area with Ammonia or bleach with water in a mop that odor smacked me in my face while getting to transfer the B6 bus , any how this cool area there Starbucks and Dunkin cafe' near by so enjoy the area and there some banks in the area !!!!

The exit to get the best pizza slice evarrr at DiFara's! Outdoors station, climb down, cross the…read morestreet and go to the right about a block.

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.

While this station has been the star of several movies and TV shows, it is a rundown station in…read moredire need of refurbishment that I have been told has been scheduled. As Eugene pointed out in his review, the bathrooms are disgusting. The situation is made worse by some of the homeless people who seem to live under the steps next to the Chase Bank and throw their garbage all over the place. Quite often people smoke in the stairwells and on the platform and in the winter people huddle around the one small heater. But I fear that refurbishing will only be successful if the station is then better patrolled by the transit police. UPDATE NOVEMBER 2018: Refurbished station much nicer but bathrooms still smell and are disgusting!

Typical elevated train station at the intersection of McDonald Ave and 18th Ave. Reason for low…read morestars because the bathrooms are disgusting and the heater inside is half broken. During the winter months, the heater would barely keep the inside tolerable for customers to wait for the train. Bring the MTA here to slightly fix up the station.

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..