Industry City in Brooklyn
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Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, US
Site: https://industrycity.com/
- Monday:9AM–9PM
- Tuesday:9AM–9PM
- Wednesday:9AM–9PM
- Thursday:9AM–9PM
- Friday:9AM–9PM
- Saturday:9AM–9PM
- Sunday:9AM–9PM
Industry City is a nice area with plenty of places to shop and eat. The courtyards are a great place to hang out and spend some time relaxing and eating.The entire area is very cool looking with tons of bright colors and wall murals/decorations. You can easily spend a few hours walking around and eating/shopping around.If you are in the area, definitely check it out!
It definitely is a cool place to go out and have fun. It was my first time there. Because Ive been struggling with a lot on my mind. My niece and her friend wanted to treat me with a day out with them. Industry City which I call it Liberty City because the area reminds me of GTA 4 if anyone who is a gamer knows what Im talking about 😊. But yeah it has a lot of cool art and nice restaurant area selling a variety of foods indoor and outdoor dining, cool shopping areas. Book stores, comic book stores, Even A place that makes all kinds of chocolate. That also reminded me of I Love Lucy when she had to work in the chocolate factory 😂 A Great place to take your family or a date night with your significant other or even just hang out with your friends.😊 ❤️
So many things to see and places to eat! I love jumping from building to building exploring all different parts of industry city! My favorite is definitely Japan Village and all that it has to offer!
Great place to come for lunch if you wanna sit outside or with kids so you can eat outside while they play in the outdoor area. Plenty of shaded area to grab coffee or a drink and just relax. The food options are pretty good and some even have daily specials which makes them a good options for a lunch under 10$.
I am impressed of how awesome this place is. We spent all day there and still didnt get to stop by all the shops. There are so much to do there from Japanese village, foodhall, shops, kids outdoor playspace, game arcade space, live music, all the restaurants and bars.We love it and will go back there soon!
Is great place to go.. full of shop 🏬 and also a Fair ! I went to the BCB and was incredibly good experience
I got to give it up to the revitalized area this is in. Thank heavens for this place. Art is in full effect with parties and events, shops and food and drink plus every thing in between. Its right off the water as well. Industry City is a beautiful magical place for your soul ✨
Easy to find a parking space and nice place to walk and relax. Explore Japanese food and culture.
The Whiskey X event was amazing! Great selection & cant go wrong with live music.
Wonderful, eclectic variety of small shops run by obviously passionate artisans, in a gorgeous industrial space. Highly recommend.
Awesome place… if you are planing to come here it is a good place to shop, eat and have fun.
We are talking about what 7-8 Buildings campus worth of walking with different identities. You can pay with cash or an e-payment. I loved my first visit so much. For years I have just casually passed by this place will driving along the highway and didn’t give it any attention. Mistake. Please stop buy, spend a day. Multiple food options and live music. Game room gets packed get there early!!! Absolutely sick space.
Love taking my family to this place. There is amazing food, drinks and fun activities for my little ones.
This place is great for after-work. Nice music events, they have fire pits when the weather is cold and it does make a difference. We been here with friends, as couples night out and also he had our kids for family day out. Either way is great. The people, the food, the live music!If you go here check the frying pan, best short ribs tacos!!! 😋
*A lot of places in IC. close around 7pm or 9!!-Some take 15mins 0r 30mins breaks!!DOES NOT MEAN THEY ARE CLOSED, even if they have a closed sign!👀👍🏻++There are public Bathrooms Restrooms everywhere, which is awwweeesome😉#ISuggest : #Japanvillage🏮 #udonnoodles 🍜^look for the 2 stalls (Setagaya and the one right nxt to it!) that sell hiroshi buns and fried chicken as sides, cuz theyre delish appetizers👍🏻😉 #daisojapan 🏮 #RenegadesofSunset 😎 #FryingPan #onegirl 🍪 #stmarkscomics 📚💬💥 #bookoff👀👍🏼🇯🇵
Extremely makeover, so different that when I worked in Industrial City 9 years ago , many places to enjoy a good food, vintage clothes store, antiques, bookstore, etc.
They have everything going on at industry city 🌆 car dealership🚗🛻🚐🚙 Brooklyn nets🏀 training facility Amazon Post office coffee ☕ shop frontwater great view 🪟 to Manhattan 🌁🌇🌆🏙️ plenty of parkinglots you have to pay for it...Hospital 🏥 Down the road 🛣️I think this area is one of the oldest in Brooklyn New York🚂 Train 🚄🚅🚆🚇🚈🚉🚋🚞🚃 tracks are still visible underneath the asphalt🛤️I LOVE ❤️NY
Surprisingly interesting place to visit. From anime and vintage video game shop to high end furniture. Even has a Japanese version of Walmart upstairs.
I’ve generally been a bit leery of the whole “we just turned this old warehouse into a not-a-mall!” movement that’s been going on for a while now, but Industry City is just so good!Sahadi’s. Oldies. Wormwood. Japan Village. Li-lac Chocolates. Colson Patisserie. Renegades of Sunset. I feel like I’m just scratching the surface of what they have here.
Nice place for Korean comfort food. Quick service and friendly family. I felt like I had a meal straight from their home kitchen. Portions were a little small but everything was good. I would re-visit again.
Love this place, always something to do and new things to discover, lots of unique events on weekly basis, great place just for lunch or to spend a day. We bring everyone who visits here.
I decided to do a photo shoot for my daughter 11th birthday. The photographer suggested Industry City. Every building had a new adventure. Bright colors. Great food. Very nice spot for a day out with the family. I will definitely visit again.
Per friendly which is huge! Plenty of outdoor seating each courtyard as it’s own look and feel. Plenty of food options too. Could smell the chocolate place before seeing it. Very very easy parking for Brooklyn.
Went to Kotti Berliner Doner Kebab for lunch. First time there. Got the Kebab slider. One of the best Kebab I have tasted. Ordered again for lunch the next day but delivery.
Wonderful art around the whole area, cows hanging from the ceiling and all around the venue. Great drinking spot with many breweries and bars. Awesome place to hangout.
I find myself enjoying Industry City more each time I visit. Its one of my favorite places to bring family when they are visiting from out of town.
Theres something about this place that always make me feel like home. Always love coming here.
I love this place!Great shops and restaurants, and a very cool vibe. Live music, scenic lighting, places even for kids to run around.This type of shopping experience should be brought to more old industrial sites. A great way to repurpose historical buildings.
Cute fall decorations. Kotti Berliner has amazing Chicken Kebab and wrap. Clean and fun sandbox for kids to play in, with trucks & dinosaurs. Lots of seating outside.
Industry City looks like a place thats best suited for the nightlife. Overall though it has a friendly vibe with plenty of places to shop, eat or relax. I didnt stay too long in the area (primary reason: picking up great for Brooklyns Half Marathon) but overall there are things to like about Industry City. Location isnt the most ideal, but overall not bad
This place keeps expanding with something new every time I visit. Loving the fire pits during this time of the year.
Industry City was great! My friends and I had a fun time ice skating, getting hot chocolate, browsing the shops, and ending the day with some delicious food from Japan Village! It seems like a great place for kids as well.
Food courts are amazing and they usually have cool stuff going on during the week. I particularly like the whisky night!
Favorite place to come esp during the weekdays when theres less people. During summer they have a lot of activities for the kids and adults. You can grocery shop afters at Sunrise Mart or Sahardi. Sahardi has fresh pita bread made daily and hummus. I love it!
Good selection of places to eat. There arent a lot of stores, but the common area was a great place to relax and let kids play.
When Im the weather is nice, my kids love to come here. Occasionally the hand sanitizer dispensers may not have hand sanitizer and sometimes the restrooms are unsanitary, but it is for public use. Food can be pricey but its due to the location. Im glad I can come without having to feel obligated to pay for anything. My kids enjoy the open turf and we usually find kids to play with. We enjoy the updates and changes made which come with the seasons and attract people to come visit.
The 10 buildings that make up industry city are old factories or warehouses. They have been connected to cover entire city blocks with courtyards and clean public restrooms. Each courtyard is different and unique as are the businesses in each building. One is a fun food court. We saw a candy shop, a homemade jewelry business, a high end consignment shop and a tattoo parlor. My daughter visited a talented photo grapher.
Nice place to visit. it has a variety of shops and food courts. interesting industrial design.
My niece took her birthday pictures here... It came out adorable! The area is really big. I have never been here just briefly passing it by. Its very interesting. Ill go back to see what else they have to offer
I love how many different stores there were and walking through each building and going to each different Court very child friendly and a lot of places to eat that doesnt break the wallet.
Went on a slow weekday. Wasnt much to do. Wasnt much to eat. Most of the venues were closed. I wasnt disappointed, but I was also expecting it to leave a more positive impression. Maybe another visit when its warmer and on a weekend day.
Tons of food options, great atmosphere and Japanese snacks.
This place is super cool! Lots of things to do, eat and drink!
Love this place, always something new to try for me. I love Japanese village great food and if you want to show they have a mini supermarket for their imported product. Great also for kids they have fake grass areas for the kids to run and play. Great place overall to try new things. If you get there early you can try the bakery, chocolate shops, and all the others, vendors.
They need to fix the road around here towards the rails areas. Awesome place to visit with Japan village, Costco, food halls, art galleries and shops. You easily spend half a day here. Plenty of parking around.
It is a very nice place. I didnt expect to see a lot of food courts. And its very calming and it is cool how they turned a shipyard into this place, it is nice that they left a piece of a building from the 1800s that was there in the middle of the place before.
Full of a variety of shops and various businesses. Fun pop-up events for small business, like the ACE Pop-Up event this weekend. Had a great time here, really nice to see how they built up this area and made it trendy and fun for anyone to enjoy. Lowkey reminds me of DUMBO district.
Couldn’t ask more a more diversified, but unique location for everything I love. Beer, good food, specialty shops, coffee, everything. Even saw a proposal here.Also love to WFH at Industry City. Grab a coffee or beer, maybe lunch from the food hall, and chill in one of the seating areas. Can’t beat the FLO EV charger on-location either!
The best cuisines, outdoor and indoor bars with shopping stores all in one place.
Such a great place to spend the day, especially with your family. Tons of food options, interesting vendors/artisans and local brewers. Theyve really expanded over the last few years and always have an event or two going on.
Great place to visit in family. Alot of restaurants and things to do
Great spot on a nice day or evening. I love the freedom of being able to take your food and drink (even alcoholic) and carry it outside and sit at any chair or table in the greenery. The tables outside are sharred between all of the restaurants and are first come first serve. Sunday night was very open and we had no problem getting a table for 15 gathered together for few drinks and snaks.
Great spot to hang out w friends and family.The only two complaints are they dont abide by any cdc recommendations in most shops and restaurants stalls. And stalls in the food court have the strangest hours of operation.
Pretty cool place! There isnt so much to do, if I were to come back Im not sure how long I would actually spend there. But its definitely fun to look around.
I love how these old industrial buildings have been transformed into such a great place to grab a meal, a few drinks, experience Japanese culture and more! Definitely a great place with great vibes to hang out at.
Always tons to do, bars, pizza, Caribbean food. Vegan books music, Mexican, and Indian cuisine. So many choices. My spot is the burger joint its Open late and the kitchen closes around 10pm(dont quote me lol) drinks are always hitting. Nice vibe.
You always discover something new there. Activities for all ages. Food, art, entertainment, shopping. A huge place. Parking is, sometimes, problematic.
Best place to hang out in Brooklyn!Lots of experiences, stores, food options!Great setting and atmosphere! Love the change of decorations between the buildings from season to season.
The potential here is obsurd! gorgeous property, gorgeous courtyard with very obvious shipyard history as some of the art they made or ambiance subtly reflects it. The shops in here are just getting started, would love to live in these buildings if I could!
Great picturesque place with huge food options. Very spacious and has great proportion of indoors and outdoors. Good place to hangout, shop, eat and do other fun stuff.
Pretty good place to eat and hang out.
Reminds me of San Francisco ..very hipstery bohemian kinda of place ..love the vibes...the huge, open, and tastefully designed courtyards of these 4 or 5 buildings interconnecting to each other is what makes these shops so outdoorsy yet so indoor.. a must visit if you are in sunset park area of Brooklyn.
Went last weekend and had a blast! Had not been for several years, layout has vastly improved and now features several distilleries and breweries. Many featuring live music
I was at WAKUWAKU | OLDIES Japanese restaurant in Japan village. The menu and bar was wonderful. But the kitchen close at 8pm on weekdays and 9pm on weekends. Wish they would stay open later.
A very interestingly developed concept. Bunch of buildings connected together with common areas between them for outdoor seating and activities. Food court in one building and other restaurants spread out in adjoining buildings. Outlet furniture and carpet stores spread out.
In an era when malls are being torn down, someone decided to put a pretentious paint job on a building that should have been demolished and turned it into a mall.Its a poorly planned mess of former factory/Warehouse buildings.Located off the highway, it is most easily accessed by car -in a city where no one drives- but lacs convenient or adequate parking.Most stores offer superior locations that are more easily accessible in other areas of town.Visiting is a frustrating experience and most shoppers seem miserable and anxious to find what theyre looking for and leave.Its a miserable place
Great spot to make a day of ..to hang out and walk around.A lot of unique shops , along with unique eatsGrab an IPA at the many bars too !
This place is huge, you can find a lot of places to eat, a very good food, there are several Pubs or Bar very pleasant with music with artists in person,they play music and you can drink, eat in a very nice,way. I really recommend this place it is so gorgeous!!!!
They transformed the old industry buildings into restaurants, shops, and Japanese grocery market with fresh sushi grade seafood. Plenty of oriental featured shops and product in this industrial compound. The soba noodle and udon are very tasty with rich texture.
Soo much to do in this huge place! Beer, food, foreign groceries, art and tons of other super fun and interesting things all in one place. Felt great to just walk around and explore everything Industry City has to offer. Add me on IG @markthelionheart
Industry City is great public space with a park area, bocce ball, craft cocktails and something for everyone to nosh on. Plenty of outdoor seating
Has a great variety of stores and a few places to eat: bakeries, bars, avocaderia, etc! They even have an arcade and Japanese supermarket. Things are restricted now because of COVID but the atmosphere is very lively and appealing to the eye. I love taking pictures and hanging out with friends there.
This facility is beautiful. They have wonderful stores, wide open outdoor seating for eating. Definitely something for everyone here.
Sad that many places were closed. Hope to go back when more shops are open. Vinyl shop, vintage clothes shop, among others were closed. But the shops that are open were still nice. Hope more places will be open soon.
Nice area with lots of interesting stores.
I LOVE Industry City!! I was here on a date and there were two separate free live music shows in the gorgeous courtyards lit up with string lights. Pretty dang romantic actually! It got a little chilly later on in the evening so we had a seat by the firepit.Great drink and food options all over the whole complex. You can get basically anything you would want here!
This place is huge! We came here on a Friday evening and on a Sunday afternoon. We were disappointed both times because it’s hard to get the hours of everything because many of the restaurants and stores have different hours although the buildings themselves have set hours. So you really have to go at the right time during the week if you want to be able to visit every boutique and scope out every restaurant option. This place is huge and you would expect a lot more restaurants and boutiques as well. I would come back here again to try and explore the places I wasn’t able to because they were closed. But still a great place and I highly recommend checking it out
Always evolving...always interesting... Industry City has become The place to be for new small buusiness and entrepreneurship... They also host amazing events and and activities for the community!
A wonderful place full of food, culture, and family fun, with lots of parking too! From a sake and Japanese spirits store, to Spanish beef and vegan options, or even an American stationary store. This is one of my top destinations in NYC!
Love what theyve done to Industry City, wouldve never thought Bush Terminal would look like this ! Theyve painted all the buildings, this alone gives it such a cleaner look. Now with all thats going on with the businesses its such a fabulous place to spend a couple hours walking around to see the shops, vendors & eateries. Also nice having Sahadis put on Saturday early evening Jazz, large open space where you can sit enjoy the music with a glass of wine !! So much going on here, do yourself a favor & check it out !!
Always a great place to get some work done. I wish all the food wasnt so expensive, but theres always a free table, passable wifi, and a few outlets.
Wow! Just wow! Brooklyns best kept secret! Food court has amazing selections. Forget about the crowds at Sahadis on Atlantic and head to its Sunset Park location! Industry City is multiple buildings, some with multiple floors. Spend a day exploring! You wont be sorry.
LOVE this place. Amazing big name outlet stores + artistic / unique / vintage stores, great food, music, places for kids to play, ice rink in winter
Love The atmosphere, vibe, reuse of an industrial building (not as the Chelsea makers though) but great food offer. The main and only reason I come here is for the Burger Joint burgers and bar.
Driving around industry city has kind of chaotic because its a lot of signs and a lot of construction at the moment but hopefully in the future they post better signs and also give better instructions on how to maneuver around but in industry city is pretty cool
Great Vibes, Great Food, Great Drinks! Definitely a great place to spend a nice day and enjoy different types of food, drinks.
Visited a number of stores and some restaurants. Very interesting place full of interesting things. Blacksmith shops to manga and comic shops. Many kinds of food and even a solid izakaya.
Though everything wasnt open, Industry City had plenty of food and drink places open. Theres a lot of spread out outdoor seating, and theyd even decorated for Halloween. We even got to enjoy some unexpected and delightful live music.
Very charming place. Feels like you are in some of the less touristy and pretentious places in the City. Lots of options for eating, drinking, or just hanging out. Plus quite a few unique shops.
Very family oriented place. Food and drink to dancing to shopping. You must go if youre visiting of local.
Just WOW! So glad my girl took me here. Beautifully rehabbed buildings. Space space space and more space. Live music. Killer food court. Big variety for that foodie in you 😋 Can’t wait to go back and hang again.
Always enjoy the restaurants and outdoors dining. The different sections of the buildings. The stores are nice. Lots to shop for or a place to relax. Usually bring my dog here for Petco.Oysters from Mother Shuckers, was a delightful treat.
Nice place to hang out with friends and listen to music, have a couple of drinks, and dance. Great atmosphere.
Nicely used space to house many different types of business from furniture to wine shops to a flea market along with a small version of Smorgasburg. The restaurants offer a wide variety of cuisines from pizza to sandwiches to Asian specialties. Great place to visit on a weekend while in Brooklyn.
Recently went to IC for the first time and I loved it! The food was delicious and the atmosphere was awesome. They had a bunch of lights up in addition to heaters outside. Everyone that worked there was pleasant and very eager to please. Cant wait to go back in the summer when its much warmer [it was late January and 28° outside!] .. and get to spend more time there 😊
Industry City is always a great destination for me to get creatively inspired, taste some interesting foods from all over the world, look into the windows of the artisans, hunt for furniture bargains, or get a special drink to enjoy in one of the many courtyard setting. One of my absolute favorite outdoor sculpture is the iron work gas fire place, outside Sahadi’s (Winter 2020/21). What a great piece. Go visit.
Some nice places to shop good spot if u have a few hours to kill get a drink and something to eat u should go to sahardis also some nice places to drink they have outside seating
Great place to hang out. We were visiting Ikea in the morning and had lunch here at Japan Village. Its about 6 minutes from Ikea. There are plenty of food and shops here to visit, such as Design Within Reach, Restoration Hardware...and you can get you essential next door and Costco and Petco.
Love play petanque bocce there...absolute g outdoor relaxing place...have a stop to maglia rosa Cafe as well absolute gem for road cyclists
The coolest development of shops and factories - great place for families or friends to hang out and try new food or partake in events that happen throughout the summer. Must see for any architecture nerds! They also offer tours - check website!
Industry City is a creative complex with shops, bars and restaurants. It offers special events and workshops. The place has recently opened, and has great potential to become another city hub, with a subway ride from Manhattan. During this soft opening phrase, many stores and restaurants are still get ready. There are many coming soon indicators. Definitely will check that out again in a few months.
Visited on a Salsa night. The place was happening. Lots of dancing. Highly recommend visiting if you are nearby.
We came here for a festival Crafts In Focus New York this May to take part in a workshop. Those ranged from leather work to stone carving, metal work and suminagashi, Japanese marbling of textiles and paper.I was very excited about the workshop but very apprehensive about taking public transportation on a Saturday morning into Brooklyn. Besides, I wasnt sure how far it would be from the subway.In reality, despite the trains weekend service, we arrived there on time, and the walk from the D/N/R stop 36th street to the place was mere 2 blocks.Judging from the name Industrial City, I expected large spaces in an unwelcoming manufacturing type neighborhood with questionable goo that would pass for coffee.Nothing really prepared me for what I saw.The buildings, resembling giant sleepers, were thoughtfully numbered with huge bangers. Meaning, I didnt have to search long for the particular address, I saw the numbers a block away!They can be walked through the middle. Once there you can building hop. From what I gathered, they were remade into modern spaces with super welcoming, buzzing with excitement atmosphere of high tech, craft and good food.Part of the building 238 was a multitude of small cafes and other delicious food stuffs. The outdoor space to sit and enjoy the food was in between the buildings.We didnt get to explore spaces other than the workshop, but walking through I saw families, people with dogs in tow and in general a very busy and engaged crowd.The space we were directed to was a huge gallery, obviously a former manufacturing space. Now it was all white, shiny and full of light (a sunny day didnt hurt either).All the workshops were in the same space, which was an advantage and a drawback.We walked through and checked out those we didnt sign up for. I wish we could gave stayed for the Japanese rock wrapping workshop.For our workshop we all sat around one large table, our instructor Natalie had to really be loud to be heard because of the background noise. Many visitors, it was free to just walk and look, stopped by our table. While some of the presenters seemed to have come from Denmark, our instructor was local and teaching at the Textile Arts Center, right here in New York City.Overall I discovered a new fascinating place for myself, Industrial City, and would love to come back to spend the day checking out their other events, which they seem to have no shortage of...
Something for everyone in the family, summer was filled with fun activities, I’m sure winter will bring some fun indoor entertainment for Brooklyn families. Enjoy all the yummy 😋 food options and adult beverages 🍺🍹
Turning what used to be a bunch of derelict warehouses into hipster central, industry city is the newest place to be if you want to get an injection of Japanese snacks, udon noodles, get artisanal coffee, or shop at Restoration Hardware outlet all within ten minutes walking area.Watch out when you cross the street from one building to another. Large trucks regularly fly through the street as they load and unload cargo.While the site received a makeover, Im still wary of the thick layers of industrial paint that remain from its original use. I wouldnt let my kids play here for too long without a thorough washing of their hands. Supervise your kids to make sure theyre not picking at the paint chips.Parking can be quite dangerous if you are looking for a spot on 3rd Avenue. Lots of high speed traffic will drive past you or through you if youre not careful with signaling and swerving.
Fun place. Lots of food. But everything is super overpriced... I think this place needs more useful stores and businesses besides mainly food. It looks like regular plain buildings from the outside until you go in.
Excellent place for shopping, kids, entertainment, and relaxing. Our new weekend spot.
Awesome assortment of things to do, eat, and buy. I will definitely be back in the future.
I work in the prison right near there. It is amazing what they did to revitalize that area great restaurants and shopping. Going to spend alot if time over there during the warmer months
Redevelopment of a series of warehouse to house food food halls, small grocery market, bars, boutiques, big box retailers, and a lot of open space. Street parking was pretty easy to find on the weekends the few times I visit the area but Im told that its much harder on the weekdays. There is a paid parking lot along the back. The food is not all that special but its decent and not overly expensive. The space is kid-friendly and designed for families to come and enjoy. Theres no real flow to the area so it might be difficult to find things but they have maps posted throughout the complex.
Fantastic idea and execution. Such an amazing place for the whole family. Great spaces, many activities: game rooms, restaurants, outdoor spaces. I highly recommend it.
This is one of the best plazas I’ve been to; relatively accessible via metro and cars, due to the highway nearby, cheap, and it has a boat dock nearby. With takeaway, as well as entire Japanese cuisine section, and a great selection of home goods stores, this place has recently become a must need for me as a new home owner.
This place is a hidden gem in Sunset Park Brooklyn. They have summer concerts, a brewery, a food hall, West Elm, RH outlet store and so much more...
Huge area with multiple buildings with lots of food and things to do. The only negative is that the food places and most of the non food places close around 5pm. The Japan market village stays open until 8pm. There is metered and street parking and the area is only 15 minutes from Manhattan. Check it out if youre in the area.
Kinda strange that most of the restaurants close at 5pm during the week but the place is very cool and nicely decorated.
It was a great place to take a date. Had live music and great food.
Great location full of shops in this part of Brooklyn. I cant officially give it 5 stars because I only been in parts of it. But, the parts I have been in, it sure deserves 5 stars.
A completely transformed industrial area to a conglomerate of businesses where you can find all home essentials and more. The people, area and shops are mostly very trendy.
Great place for food and to hang out. Great vibes and parking is accessible
A little bit of everything: food halls, artisanal shops, worldwide grocery, playgrounds, community activities! Industry City is both a place to shop & explore. The history & the harbor are key elements of the location.
Has plenty to do to entertain your little ones! We spent a few hours here, my almost 4 year old played in the pebbles and climbed boxes, the summer stage area, the sandbox, the grassy knoll she kicked a ball around, we shopped around and listened to some nice live jazz music.
Awesome place. You can spend a complete weekend there. Next time I am in New York, I will return just for the arcade game room. ;)
A good walk with views. Beauty. Natural. The amphitheater is huge.
A very cool and interesting place. You must try the food court, especially Koti Döner and the ice cream guy. Overall a bit on the pricy side, but that’s expected for Brooklyn ;-)
Lovely place to go site seeing, eat out or shop. So much varieties of things in one place you will love it and the neighborhood is cool👍
Great place for a daytime date or date night with your love(s)....
A Hidden gem in Brooklyn... Home furnishings plus brewery coffee and other odd shops in old warehouse buildings... Mini ice skate park. Off of 278 near Verrazano bridge... Outside space heaters. Cool.
Not a know place for everyone really great place too lol have a bunch of restaurants to choose from and they all are good bars are there to just have drink if you want. Most likely you wont see someone you know
Industry City is one of the coolest places in Brooklyn that most people have heard of but not taken the time to make the trip. It’s is full of great places: a huge food court, Japan Village, Sahadi’s, a brewery, several designer furniture outlets and newly constructed upstairs shops. Don’t forget about their summer concert series, free yoga, Hygge tent, and sample sales. If you haven’t been yet, set aside an afternoon. You’ll be thrilled that you did.
Beautiful , you can do whatever you want, shopping, eat, drink something.. Take beautiful pics .. 🤗
The home away from home where you can relax have coffee and the best Taste of Berlin come try it
Beautiful upcoming attraction in Brooklyn! Love the modern, industrial, and creative design theyre creating. Its a perfect balance between art, and modern industry.
Cool vibe! 😎 Great selection of food and drink options. As well a shopping and tatoos!
Magical place, tons of options and delicious food, okonomiyaki, katsu curry, are a must have. Also visit Oldies for an amazing cocktail or two
Lots of courtyards.. places to relax.. play areas for the kids.. nice atmosphere.. various food choices.. unusual shoppes
This space is geared towards a Manhattan crowd. Take what you will with what a Brooklyn native thinks. The events are slowly getting better though, especially Car Park! Car Park gets a million stars.
Came here to see the newly opened Japan Village. Never been here before that, but i have to add that this place is fantastic. Its really an industrial shopping mall full of food, cafes, and shops. Really nice place to take a date, kiddos, or family. Theres a little but of everything, llay areas, furniture, food! Definitely a must see if nearby, cant believe i hadnt been here before.
Very Cool hip place. Great repurposing of factory buildings into shopping, restaurants, and courtyards. It fits Brooklyn so well.
Love shopping here. Easy, lots of good eats and new shops/items to stumble upon. Dog friendly and activities for kids!
Industry City has expanded tremendously over the last five years into a shopping and dining destination. A very interesting place to visit and to eat with a large amount of open seating for meeting a friend, remote work, or a quick coffee after shopping.
Perfect date atmosphere I checked it out with a girlfriend but I cant wait to go there with my date sitting and chilling by the fire was cool kicking back with a ginger wine was the bomb 💣
Its a great place to visit, great food and great music plus it has lots to see and enjoy, nice sunset to watch.
Several nice shops. Glad they preserved it. Japan Village has a lot of cool stuff.
When I worked at the World Trade Center for a company called Dataport located on the B2 (Basement level 2) just under World Trade Center #5 our company had a floor in 2 of Bush Terminals Buildings which was building #6 on the 6th floor and at the biggest building located at i believe it was 148 -38th st also on the 6th floor and at both of those locations we had hardcopy storage and now today 4/27/22 I went to see how the neighborhood and my former workplace is and the biggest building is the nets building so Ive been told and shown and building #6 and all the other buildings with those are all office spaces for what Ive been told and shown so it all looks great for what Ive seen so Im sure that our company is no longer there because I did check the tenants directory and no Dataport so maybe they moved out before or after the world trade center situation or they were evicted Im not sure but 👉 Thats Business 👈
Great place to visit. Lots of options for food. Place outdoors and indoors to sit. Family friendly.
We love shopping and eating here. So much more interesting than a mall-- many interesting independent businesses--places inside and outside to explore.
Great find if youve never been. Miniature city in a place you wouldnt expect. Likable, but watch out for the tracks and traffic on 2nd Ave.
Great place to roam around on weekends, grab a food or some great drinks and kids have a place to play!
Loveeee this place, the architecture, the vibes, the stores, the food spots, the art, the walk... Everytime you come here you’ll see it looks different. There are many different options for food, very safe, great atmosphere, innovational, iconic, cool place to go when in Brooklyn!
Great Christmas atmosphere. Plenty of food and beverage options. Good outdoor venue fit for social distancing.
I love coming here. Place is getting better and better. So many different shops, nice food places, I love how its part of the city buy feels so quiet and different.
This area is good but it could and should be better. Dont get me wrong, I like it here but it just needs a bit more to make it more useful to everyone. The outdoors space are very good but there should be a few designated areas that offer shade on those hot summer sunny days. Not everyone is a sun worshiper, like myself speaking. Sure some buildings give you shade but that just takes away from being able to move around. Plus you want to have outdoor views and not just be indoors all day. The lightning at night just adds to these open spaces and make it fun for groups of two or more.The food court is very nice but with a few flaws, one was I needed few more choices. Need that international feeling to pick from. Plus not everyone wants to share space together. Once again I dont mind meeting new people, who can become future friends in sharing those big tables. Its just that, everyone doesnt feel like I do. I went over to a table with 5 people and wanted a bit of room for 2 and was looked at like we had two heads each. Movable chairs can improve that situation but thats just my opinion.The shops already in place add good vibes but for me, it needs a bit more. Im sure theyll come in due time. Some just hope sooner and not later. All in all, I do recommend this location for things to do as an activity date. There is something for everyone to enjoy this space for any occasions.
Definitely a multilayered experience of great food and good music!
So much good food and there were multiple instances of free live music on a Sunday which was so nice.
This is an amazing place, and it’s fairly new. Not all of the local businesses are open yet, but I think that in time it will bring joy to many.Unfortunately, some of the stores close at 6p.m.
Horrible experience.The food court is filthy and the food was very plain.King of king barbershop is a rip off$55 for basic haircut and shave and hour and half wait.This is not a brooklyn experience
Its a nice little area little shops and places to chill at. I love the Asian supermarket.
Awesome will be back. There is so much to do. So many things to see and the food is outstanding.
Industry City is like the Brooklyn version of Chelsea Market. Similar vibes and also a wide variety of vendors to choose from in this large space. The space is large enough for events, festivals and conferences too. It is a lot of fun with cool nooks for amazing Insta pics! We spent the whole day in Industry City and our tummies were happy too.
Awesome place! Great food! Very unique! The guy in the Blacksmith shop is very rude, but I wasnt there for a Blacksmith!
Cool space filled with several outlets and shops. We came for the restoration hardware outlet. Prices are still pretty high, but a solid discount from standard prices. Theres a lot of outdoor spaces and several families were there with kids.
Various up and coming places....a decent amount of food halls...still alot of empty space everywhere. If youre looking for furniture or home goods this may be the place to be.
I love this place. Its a convenient, cozy mall with a multitude of shops, eateries, and activities.
Nice place sith very small ice rink.Good hot chocolate and lot of places to get stronger drinks for cold weather.live music was a plus
Great place to hang out and try various local foods and goods. Excellent outdoor areas -great for kids and adults. Has performance on the outdoor stage during the Summertime.
About 45 minutes from Manhattan, but it’s easy to get there. Take the subway express D train and ride to 36th Street Brooklyn. From there it’s only 5 minutes walk. Industry City is great for all type of weather as it combines indoor and outdoor activities. Many photo opportunities there and the Japanese Village is like a short trip to Japan. I was so excited to see all the Japanese treats in one place! Also, if you are looking for a healthy and tasty brunch, Avocadoria is the place to go (located on building 2)
Great place ro get a bite to eat many different restaurants to choose from I will be going back I guess these new strip malls of restaurants is the new wave
Industry City is a staycation to behold, in Brooklyn, on a regular basis. The Japanese market, the outdoors art, seating, vibes, and music are there to savior...again, and again.
Absolutely loved my first visit to Industry City. The variety of food, classes and urban contrasts complemented with modern chic will get me back there soon. I attended the chefs lab dinner with Chef Winston Chiu and it was an an awesome experience.
Really like what theyre doing here. They should open more affordable shops though
Great place to shop w/ a wide variety of food choices
A lot of things in one place. Very nice place to eat at the many different shops there.
Brooklyns Crush Wine Festival was so much fun. I love the area and the building. It is magical.
Cool place lots of different things to do if your looking to get out for the day
Loved it! for my 1st time.
It truly is amazing. They have a variety of places to go to. They have almost anything you can imagine. Its a peaceful place and you will love it when you get there. Totally recommend it.
Industry City is simply one of the best if not the best attraction area in the Sunset Park and in Brooklyn, in general
This place is great. Huge array of food offerings , cooking classes, family activities on the weekend.
Love this place for a hangout. Cant wait to see how it expands and grows. Theres a small Korean place inside that makes very good food. Very affordable as well.
Great place for some light food and snacks. I enjoy coming to industry city, mostly during summer hours when they have salsa socials at the court yard. Piel Canela Latin dance studio hosts the socials, teacher teaches basic salsa moves and live music band plays the music till 6pm. In addition, they have student performance. After that, you are free to dance with whoever you want. I do want to say the population is more towards the older generation, but very respectful. Beside that, you will find kids playground , mini golf.... summer breeze and watch a nice sunset.
Cool place, great food and wonderful drinks
Cool spot to check out on a casual weekend day for art, food, and music. Recommend going on a warmer day though, if possible
At first we went for the restroom (free and clean!) but then the ambiance, style and organisation of the space were really great. We had a little craving for muffin and went to one girl cookie ! I really recommend the banana chocolate chip vegan muffin as it was most, soft and crunchy on top! It was so good I could have eaten the little paper cup!
Awesome place for shopping, foodies, and family. There are a ton of shops ranting from houseware to furniture to vintage clothes and groceries. There are so many food options, so many ethnic choices, so yummy. Plenty of bars and with more coming. There are plenty of safe spaces for children to play.
There is some controversy regarding how the development of Industry City May affect the surrounding neighborhoods of Sunset Park and Greenwood.Beyond the controversy, IG is bringing great shows, music and entertainment to an area otherwise dominated by big box retailers.The entire premise of IG is elitist and race and class segregationist, but other than that the Japanese food is great.
Industry City strikes me as a pricy alternative mall. There are a lot of shops with unique items, and the spaces between the buildings are nice for relaxing.
One of the coolest places in Brooklyn! Theres lots to do here and if youre looking for a place to get some work done, theres a cute Starbucks and also many outdoor seating options. (No outlets outdoors obviously but there is free WiFi everywhere).
Sahadis live music has never disappointed - its always a good time.
You can get lots of Japanese food and have them at their outdoor seating. There is also local sake brewery.
Total reviews rating 4.5
199 Reviews for Industry City 2023:
Review №1
2022-05-27Industry City is awesome. My family, friends, and I visit often. Japan Village is one of my favorite spots. They have a gaming room for kids, ice skating in the winter, and other events for children year round just check out their website. They have a book store and many different shops one can easily spend the day here which is nice when its rainy outside. Night life is cool too, they have a live band that plays and the bars are open. Great ambience and safe space. Love love love industry city!
Review №2
2022-02-28Cool place to walk around! Check out stores on the second floor too! Ice rink was less crowded for the 4-5 & 5-6 when I was there. A bit pricey for an hour, and quite small… good to check out for kids.
Review №3
2022-03-29Totally marvelous set of buildings with an incredible food selection, cool shops, and intriguing work spaces. I loved visiting during a stretch of cold weather when the fireplaces were turned on. Really great family-friendly environment too. If I had to describe this place, I’d say it was a outdoor mall for millennials. It’s so so so so fun. You should definitely check it out.
Review №4
2022-02-12There is plenty of shops, cafes, places to eat and hang out here. Nice area indeed. Love the murals, art, and inviting decorations. Parking around here is horrendous though. I honestly came here to ice skate. But there is no more iceskating here...I guess only for the holiday season. But its a small park now im between the buildings, so still nice to come and hang out here. Theres space heaters around.Several warehouses were transformed to a this center for shopping and events. Great cafes and bars here. Definitely recommend to come, walk around and hang out here.
Review №5
2021-11-15Pretty cool to visit and explore. Several former warehouses transformed to a shopping center with local artist shops and dining. Several indoor coffee shops and bars so a nice place for a date. Small outdoor outdoor park in between the buildings offer a place for kids to hang out a bit. The upper floors are for office places, not so much for visiters. Check out the game room.
Review №6
2022-05-30Great date spot and its somewhere you can go over and over again. There is so much to do,So one time is definitely not enough. Wear comfortable sneakers and be ready to explore. Also bring your appetite because this place has the best of all what brooklyn has to offer.
Review №7
2022-02-22Industry City is the most coolest place in Brooklyn. If someone try to go there, they need to know how to enter their because from outside side it’s looks as normal as others places but inside is really cool.
Review №8
2022-05-24Came here for an event, but in general I love the setup! Its several blocks of indoor/outdoor shops, restaurants, seating areas, and the occasional stage for music or mini play area for the little ones. Definitely somewhere you could spend a few hours. We will be back with friends at a future date!
Review №9
2022-02-15Plenty of things to do and eat. Great for families, just friends, or lovers. We visited the game room which was simple but offered us 40 minutes of fun after we ate some waffles by building 5. Check it out, make sure to keep the official website open and handy so you can navigate towards what you may be interested in.
Review №10
2022-04-07I love the concept of various interconnected building which are utilized for artisans and artists as an atelier and Boutique mixed with food, retail and entertainment offers.However, one really needs to be there between Wednesday and Sunday. We wer there on a Tuesday a lot of places were not open or closed early.Other than that, it is interesting and an experience. The spaces between the buildings offer seating areas, fire pits, Boccia tracks, etc.