We were able to find parking fast and free, the security staff was professional and courteous. The…read morefacilities were clean. The rooftop has an excellent view and a superb sound system. I would go here again. We went for the DJ Cristoph and enjoyed every moment !

Ehh not horrible but not great- another place where they need to teach staff to run it - near…read moreimpossible to get a cup of ice despite having a bar- bring your own food and the kids have fun at the soccer Field

Went to the opening of Gallery Brooklyn last night. A great addition to Red Hook's new art scene…read more It's a top notch contemporary art gallery on the main drag of Van Brunt. This place serves up fresh art in a beautiful well lit gallery space. The artist in this show were young but had ample show credits. There were four artists represented for the current show. The work by John Elliott is worth a visit to see. Composed of 100 or so different sized paintings arranged in a mathematical array of sorts. The vibe on opening night was a great mix of locals and art lovers from out of the area.

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Big Open Loft space…read morewith The canal as The only non-complaining neighbor. Cold.

Badass. They helped us set up and clean up for a big event recently. The space was immaculate…read morebefore we arrived. Perfect location, safe and no noise problems. The place is huge, unique and beautiful. Nothing like it in NYC...

Beautiful! Went for a bridal shower and was blown away by this venue!! BLACK OWNED!! Support black…read morebusiness! It is incredibly HUGE! Clean! Two working bathrooms! Staff is amazing! Great for baby showers, bridal parties, parties and any other special event! Highly recommend! Parking across the street or accessible by cab

Omg my sister inlaw had her son and wife's baby shower there today 2/11/23 and it was a beautiful…read more venue and the staff was wonderful very pleasant. I plan to do my husband and my dad's birthday parties there. I need to get a quote for sure.

So much usable space; easily converted and manipulated for our needs. Great light. Professional and…read moreattentive staff for our questions. Highly recommend.

Produced a video shoot for a dance performance here - gorgeous space, amazing views, great…read moreamenities, and highly professional and generous staff. Great for a variety of shoots/rentals/events.

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 :)

I went to Industry City for a work retreat and I was honestly surprised by how much there is to do…read morein one place. After lunch I spent about an hour strolling around and it felt like I could have stayed even longer. There are so many restaurants and stores that you can wander without any plan and still find something interesting. The whole space has this open creative energy that feels very Brooklyn. You see families, people working on laptops, groups hanging out, and visitors just exploring. The courtyards are really nice to walk through and the art installations give the place a fun personality. It feels like a mix of food hall, shopping area, and outdoor hangout spot all in one. There are great food options, coffee spots, and little shops that make it easy to spend time there without rushing. It is the kind of place where you can grab lunch, walk around, sit outside for a bit, and still feel like you have more to see. I left thinking I need to come back on a weekend when I can take my time. It is a really enjoyable spot in Brooklyn and perfect for a relaxed afternoon.

PROS: This…read moreneighborhood venue is a local choice for events. It can accommodate fifty people comfortably. The area is well-populated, so you won't have to worry about being stranded after an event at night. Parking will be very limited prepare early. Public transportation is conveniently located nearby, and the venue is clean and well-lit upon arrival. It is a side street but not far off 5th Avenue. The person on hand was friendly and helpful, and they're always ready to assist you with lighting, tables, or AC adjustments. Knowing some Spanish is helpful, maybe that was just my experience. Proud to say we did! The facilities were cleaned when you arrive. CONS: The event space is on the second floor, which means it's not accessible for people with wheelchairs, walkers, or canes. There's no elevator to bring up food, drinks, decorations, or equipment. Also, remember to bring extra toiletries for the bathroom. The bar area is small, so you can only store a few bottles below. There's a long ice chest below for stocking cold drinks, and there's an ice maker on site behind the bar. Overall, I'd give this venue three stars for the experience. All you need is a plan and people to execute it, and it can be a nice venue for your event.

This is the worst place to have any event! These people are thieves, and all the extra amenities…read morethey offer are lies to get you to pay more money. I had my baby shower at Sunset Social and paid an additional $400 on top of their $1200 fee. I also added a throne chair for $150. When I got to the facility, they did not set up as they agreed, leaving us (including my pregnant self) to have to set up late. They gave me my paid-for throne chair at the end of our baby shower after having to ask them for it. I paid the $400 for the 360 photo booth, but they never provided the service because their photo booth operator got drunk and broke the equipment. (as I was told via phone call from JOSE RIVERA, AN ABSOLUTE LIAR WHO SAID HE WOULD REFUND MY MONEY) I was still charged for the service after Jose called to let me know he would not be charging. Both Jose & his gf came into my party, ate our food & drank our liquor (for our guests), all while looking high on drugs. I was mortified having my party at Sunset Social House!!! After I realized Jose was ignoring my messages about my $700 refund, I disputed the charge with my credit card. This is when Jose would reach out to try to "fix" things after initially ignoring me. When we spoke, we decided to let the dispute go through; however, Jose would then tell the credit company that he had already paid me, so my dispute would end with me being responsible. 3 TIMES WE WENT THROUGH THIS SINCE JANUARY. DO NOT BOOK HERE!!! I did not get my $300 security deposit back (after we cleaned up after our party), nor did I get my $400 for a service I did not receive. This only gets 1 star because I have to give it that minimally, I give this venue 0 stars.

I do a lot of business in the Brooklyn Army terminal. There…read moreare several buildings in the campus. There is an old rail line that used to run through several buildings. It is pre war and it was used to store and transport all sorts of products, grain, tobacco etc. Today many businesses have manufacturing and warehouse facilities there.

I love wandering off the beaten path. I also love old buildings given new life and repurposed, so…read morewas intrigued by the Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT). The 4-million square foot BAT complex was used as a supply base and military depot during both World Wars. During WWII, it became the country's largest military supply base. Soldiers were deployed from here -- Elvis Presley being the most famous. BAT was decommissioned in 1964. Much of the original architecture remains today. A variety of tenants lease the space. I spent a long time in Building B's impressively majestic main atrium, soaking in the stunningly silent and solemn atmosphere. It was late in the day, and overcast. I was one of the only ones there. It felt almost reverent, as if I was in an industrial cathedral. Very cool to also see the old track where freight trains use to pull in and unload their cargo. Afterwards, it was a short walk around back to catch the NYC ferry. I'd love to return one day and explore more of this remarkable place.