Industry City

What a cool experience. Great for the fam, friends, couples, etc. Plethora of food coupled with great culture. Parking was super easy and inexpensive. A great band was first followed by a dj. Seating is on the inside and adjacent "court yard" However, the action is where you want to be...with that said, there is no seating..just leaning against whatever you can find. You can purchase food, natural products, drinks, handmade products. Limited time until September or October...

Japan Village was a spot I found on tik tok. It did not disappoint, and looked exactly like the video. The seating areas are so relaxing and chill to eat the food you picked up. It was my first time trying onigiri, I got sake (salmon) and it was freaking delicious. I should’ve bought 3. Industry City actually turned out to be a lot bigger than i had expected so it was nice to walk around and see the stores and foods they had.

A terrific mini city of buildings housing great shopping and food and drinks. Outdoor drinking and dining in nice weather. Japan Village is here as well.

Wow the 6 million square feet how many stores and food places and then Use and game rooms are so much fun to explore. There’s so many places to sit and eat and enjoy live music and places with interesting things to do like sing karaoke and win money and play 80s video games like Ms PacMan. I love this place with all types of historical and characteristic furniture. We will never get tired of coming here to see a new store or to try a new food item or go to the Japanese grocery store. Electrician, there is a children’s playground area also where you can watch them play and make sure they’re safe.

Really cool spot, repurposed warehouses into shopping, eating, dining, outdoor space. Amazing example of adaptive reuse & urban place-making. Finding spots like these are why I love visiting cities

It's a place with a lot of potential, it's not very popular, there are a lot of Hispanic and African American events, and Costco, the big shopping mall, supports some of the traffic. The interiors of several large buildings are distinctive and industrial, with some niche bars and shopping shops. Suitable for photo punching.

Industry city is definitely one of Brooklyn's hidden gem!
Industry City has several breweries, several distilleries, a game room, an ice skating rink.
Basically, this place consists of many buildings with lots of interesting stores inside (coffee shops, eateries, lounges, etc) that you can sit, chill, enjoy, and contemplate about life.
In addition, this place has some outdoor spaces decorated with lights, lots of seating, nice plants, and fun activities to relax and enjoy as well. We even got to make s’mores sitting around an open fire pit.