This market is well worth checking out. There's a huge selection of food, so finding something you…read morewant isn't a problem. The views across the Hudson are excellent from ground level, but the rooftop takes it up another notch with views toward Brooklyn and the Manhattan bridges. The rooftop bar had live music while we were there, which gave the place a solid atmosphere without being over the top. We went during the day and found the whole place comfortable and suitable for families with children.

Love this area in dumbo that they've turned into Timeout Market. It's along the water and great…read morefor a beautiful stroll or to grab a drink. We ordered some cocktails-watermelon margharira, Aperol spritz and draft beer. The bartender was so sweet. She even gave us a whole pitcher for the price of a glass since someone ordered it by accident and cancelled. Score for us! The watermelon cocktail was so pretty. Very happening the evening since World Cup is going on. We were lucky enough to grab seats outside. The area is perfect for pics too. So pretty.

Quality/Quantity - A place to play, work, eat, drink, and of course, shop…read more So much to do, see, eat, and drink here. What a cool space. Happy hour is also available. We spent a whole day here; see all my other reviews. We did it all, lol. Ambiance - A cool spot. 6 floors. Many buildings. 35 acres, 700+ companies, etc. Events, pop ups; see their website. Pet friendly. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 9pm. Easy access via car or public transportation. Service - Overall good. Price - Depends on what you do, buy, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

I visited Industry City this weekend with my husband. We took the train from Herald Square to 36th…read moreSt in Sunset Park (D train on the way over there, then the N on the way back). It's a short walk a few blocks over from the subway station. The place is HUGE! We didn't cover everything, but I know I already want to return and see more. Yesterday, we visited Japan Village and House of GOAL NY mainly, and we had lunch at the Food Hall and visited the two-story Petco store there. We cut through Innovation Alley to get to different buildings throughout the day, so we got to see a variety of shops, eateries, and courtyards in the Industry City compound (yeah, that was intentional, I said compound). It's a vibrant place with how the indoor and outdoor areas are laid out, designed, and decorated. By design, it's a space to bring people together and gather, etc. I also noticed how accessibility friendly it was with ramps, clear signage for elevators, etc. I really liked Industry City a lot and will come back for sure :)

Honestly this place came in handy. I went to a festival here and I needed food. They have a lot of…read moreoptions. I ended up being basic and getting pizza and a soda. I love that they had a brewery here too. I only came to this area for wine fest. There was a clean bathroom here too. I love how its so close to the ferry too. The service here was great too. I felt like I was treated with extra care. I love that it wasn't packed either.

Awful vibes. My phone went out of service almost immediately upon entering and the way it's set up,…read moreyou can't get to the feet conveniently & I ended up missing my ride home. I guess this is a food court only for the people who work there.

This food hall has options for every foodie! There's also a Trader Joe's right there, so if you…read moreneed to enhance your selection in any way, you can just go there. The description of "diverse global cuisines" is extremely accurate. I was there on a Sunday; it was crowded but the lines weren't too long and we were able to find seating. They have tables for small or larger parties. One scary moment was when the police were looking for someone. I was startled when I walked out of the ladies room and they almost ran into me because they were on the hunt for someone. I hope they caught the person and I hope everyone is safe. There's a pretty heavy police presence in the area (or maybe it was the day I was there).

Quality/Quantity - Think food court, Dekalb Market Hall has 34 food and drink options…read more Dekalb is open from 11am to 10pm. We came here for dinner to Pierogi and got some snacks from Trader Joes. See other reviews. Good drink options also, and can you believe I did NOT drink this evening?!?! Ambiance - Think food court, Dekalb Market Hall has 34 food and drink options. Dekalb is open from 11am to 10pm. City Point Brooklyn has nearly 2m square feet including 500k square feet of retail, restaurants, entertainment venues, and athletic facilities. Happy hour available also. Service - Good. Price - Depends on what you buy, eat, or drink. Reasonably priced. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 2016.

Great service I was in and out pretty quickly compared to the line! Very good amount of food for…read morethe price and everything was flavorful! I got the roast pork and roast duck combo over rice. Small interior but it's more of a takeout spot- would come again!

My first time ever was back when they were still in the food court. The congee was amazing, and…read moretheir roast pork and roast duck were legit so good. Ever since they moved to the new storefront though, every visit has just gotten worse. The spot itself is small but busy, enough that takeout orders are flying out. There's a self serve dine in area in the back, but it's unkept. I'm not in this area as often anymore, so it's even more disappointing when the experience doesn't feel worth the trip. The congee is still good, texture and flavor, but the whole experience a little sour now. My partner and I agree we'd rather spend our money at our usual spot instead. I get the usual service vibe for a local Chinese spot like this, but this time they unfairly charged me $25 for an appetizer that was literally just bits and ends. The service was rough, it felt like they were forcing pieces on us and couldn't care less. They didn't give us spoons for our congee, and they forgot our fried crueller. When I asked for it, they gave me attitude instead of just owning it. At this point, after enough tries here, I'm good.

Whenever I'm craving Japanese food, I always come here! They have a great selection of Japanese…read morefood and products, and you can even enjoy drinks at the food court, which is always fun haha. I really like this place! They also sometimes have events on the outdoor terrace. It was especially lively and fun during the World Cup! I'm already looking forward to the next event!

Veryyyyy crowded on a Saturday !! But didn't help that there was a harajuku market AND a furry…read moremeetup the day we decided to go. Sushi is AMAZING and cheap though! Lots of outside space to sit and eat on a nice day!

Great experience at this location. Ordered on app, got notifications of when it was ready. Went in…read morewhen I got the text it was ready and it was on the shelf, ready for pickup! So easy. I ordered yasas, Alanaza, Fred's meat&. Bread. Everything was good. Alanza was a bit overpriced, small servings. Other places I ordered from had good portion size. The menu confuses me a little because I know the green w indicates I can order it at the location to be picked up...but what about the non green w mean? There are a lot of options and it's kind of mind blowing how many there are. I was concerned how will the get all my orders correct but they did. Ambiance not so good. Outside was a sea of DoorDash as well as inside. Order was warm and correct . Keep up the good work!

Wonder... you broke my heart …read more I have come to Wonder a lot since it opened, I love the idea and I do come here with friends when we can't agree on what to get (just as the commercials suggest). But the last time I came, things weren't so good. I came in faded and ordered a brisket sandwich and fries. They came relatively quick and I was chilling while I waited. It came out after roughly 10 minutes and I sat down and dug in. I was halfway through the sandwich when I felt something hard in my mouth, I took it out and saw a little ball-like thing that looked like it could be part of some type of food but definitely not a brisket sandwich. Regardless, I didn't think much of it, taking it out and moving on. But that's when I saw a weird little plastic object in my fries. I took it out to see what looked like a condiment nozzle. Now I can live with a weird little ball, but a weird little plastic object, no way! So I went up to the counter to say something. I waited for someone to come out so I could talk to them, but after 10 minutes no one came and I just cut my losses and dipped. I wish I didn't have to give this review because I do think Wonder has good food, service, and ambiance, but this was disappointing.

This for me is the jewel of Sunset Park. If you walk in here, you can pick up some good…read moreentertainment. There is a nice boutique electronic store in the back, Cell phone repair and dealer, and gold shop. The only thing missing is a food shop. If this mall had a food court or a bakery, the entertainment business would absolutely kill. The location is great, coming from Queens, I can hop on the N two blocks away and not venture north into the seafood markets. The location is situated right before the street fair like market where the crowd dissipates or disperses.

I suppose you could call this a mall…read more Not in the sense that Kings Plaza or The Manhattan Mall are malls, but it is a long room with a couple different purveyors lining tables on the sides (and a dark, ominous area in the back that I'm assuming is where murder happens). You could also call it good, if you're into purchasing dollar DVDs after you stuff your face with dim sum. And that's all I have to say about that.

Wife and I watching the new Indiana Jones-Destiny Phenomenal…read more Several shops, food court, retail, movie theatre,..., most are all open at 11am.

Very nice retail shopping center in Downtown Brooklyn…read more Walking through I viewed a variety of upper-scale shops such as Lululemon, Lovesac, Warby Parker, Rumi Life, Swarovski, and others. To dine there is a Fogo De Chao, Van Leeuwen ice cream, Bang Cookies, coffee kiosk on the main level. Dekalb Market is on lower level along with a Trader Joe's, and Target on upper level. Alamo Drafthouse theater is also here to catch a movie. It's a very clean and well maintained shopping center.

As a Flatbush native elder millennial I grew up going to Kings Plaza and it's a very weird thing to…read moredescribe to people who aren't familiar with its quirks. If you're expecting a huge mall with like in the burbs you're very likely to be disappointed. Kings Plaza has always had the DNA of a hood mall, and while it's never quite been an Albee Square in its heyday situation (iykyk), it's not super high end. It had its hidden gems though most have gone downhill (the Cookie House fell off as soon as they moved from the og kiosk to the actual store). Brick and mortar retail is struggling and this place is a great example. In recent years they have tried to get more upmarket and bring in better retailers, reflecting the rapidly gentrifying nature of Brooklyn as a whole. A series of renovations have made it more open and airy and it's looking way better than the dark and claustrophobic labyrinth it once was. But that hood DNA is still in it. Primark as an anchor is just a British version of Burlington Coat Factory if I'm honest. Sometimes you can find good stuff in there, but it's like treasure hunting, and like most big chain stores in this mall, it's a bit chaotic and understaffed compared to other locations. Selection is an issue at times with stores here because they're usually smaller than other locations. Like the Sephora is limited compared to its other Brooklyn stores. If you're trying to get popular staple brands you're probably fine, but more niche products or lines you're probably SOL. Similarly the Ulta location while very welcome is smaller and lacks variety of bigger ones. Even the Target is one of the smaller footprint stores and you're honestly better off hopping on the B41 bus outside and heading to the one at the Junction. The rowdy teen problem is very real though, and it's been an issue here for as long as I can remember. I worked summer jobs at Sears back when it was still the big anchor 30 years ago and remember a wilding incident where a huge bunch of teens came in stealing and running out. Closing the movie theater solved a lot of the issues (though I do miss ratchet talking at the screen lol) but not all of them, and TikTok makes it easier for bad actors to organize this type of foolishness. I do feel for kids because they really lack third spaces to hang out safely, like we haf as 90s teens. But they were doing this crap even back then. Security tries but like I said it's been decades of this type of behavior. And it's honestly what is holding Kings Plaza back, sadly. I have a lot of childhood nostalgia for this mall and I want it to be great but it keeps popping up in the local news for all the wrong reasons. Contrasting with the huge Albee Square to CityPoint transformation is crazy. But Marine Park and southern Brooklyn in general is just never going to gentrify the way Downtown Brooklyn did because it's too far from Manhattan and this area is a transit desert despite the mall being a major bus hub. Taken for what it is, it's a decent place to do pickups of online orders or browse for very basic things if you have patience. Just avoid it like the plague during after school hours.

Kings plaza is amazing for it's Primark footlocker macy Sephora and Ulta other stores and uselessread more