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Industry City

4.0 (193 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Nicole B.

I always have a good time at industry city. For an event, a good meal, a good drink or all the retail shop just a good time for all. Its made up of 4 large buildings the only down side if the weather is not good there are no coverings between the buildings or the courtyards. Overall a great place to explore. It also has some cool photo ops if u can find them!

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Johanna B.

Industry City is an enclave of restaurants, bars, shops, and events. One event I won't miss is the annual NYC Hot Sauce Expo. For the last several years, it found its home here. I arrived late afternoon with my hot sauce partner and we scoped the area in no time, racking up purchases from various exhibitors Unfortunately, the Expo this year was reduced to just one day instead of an entire weekend. It was really crowded with, appropriately, heavy metal music playing . Tastings were either via a teeny spoon or nacho chip. All beverages were additional and food was available outside the Expo space. Many hot sauces had a show discount if you buy more than one. There were contests held on the main stage but I didn't stick around to watch. The Expo will wrap up in a few hours so if you didn't catch it today, there's always next year. Fun Expo especially for hot sauce lovers (BTW, there were many mild versions for purchase too) but everyone can certainly have a good time.

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Carlos H.

Industry City is what happens when Brooklyn decides to take a warehouse, add coffee, art, plants, food from five continents, and say, "Yeah... this works." I went in thinking I'd browse for an hour. I left three hours later slightly over-caffeinated, mildly full, and seriously considering renting a loft space to start a candle company I have zero experience running. The vibe? Industrial chic meets creative playground. You've got wide open courtyards, string lights, murals, pop-up shops, and more food options than my self-control can handle. Whether you want ramen, tacos, pastries, or just a strong cold brew to question your life choices -- it's there. It's also perfect for wandering. No real agenda needed. Just walk, explore, snack, repeat. Every corner feels like you discovered something new -- a bookstore, a design shop, a random art installation that makes you tilt your head and say, "I get it... I think." Pro tip: Go hungry. And wear comfortable shoes. You will walk. A lot. But in a good "wow this is cool" way, not a "why did I park so far" way. Great for dates, friend hangouts, solo exploring, or pretending you're in a cool indie film montage. Brooklyn absolutely nailed this one. Ps. Don't forget to Visit Bandai and the Japanese village

Betula F.

My family and I met up at the Industry beacauww we had family in town. We thought this would be a nice spot to come together and everyone can choose what they have a taste for. It was 11 of us and we found a table where we can all dine. Some had Thai, some had BBQ, some had pizza and some had tacos. Everyone left full and satisfied. Nice spot for a few family pics If your looking for something different Try em

The onigiri stand at the food court is godly. Never ever have i been disappointed, service is super straightforward, simple and SUPER quick, Less than a minute. Cheap menu, 4 dollar onigiri, 4 dollar soup (or was it 3.50?) I'm not sure. But industry city as a whole feels SUPER lifeless. Almost like a white man who's never been to japan or around any Japanese person made all of it? How do i explain it..

Teresa S.

Some friends and I met to attend the Brooklyn night Market. I was shocked when I arrived and checked out all the stores and restaurants inside this venue. We walked through all three sections of the venue and checked out some of the stores. They had a cool spot with all Brooklyn merchandise. We checked out the supermarket, Sunrise mart that had some unique products and was a bit costly. The decor inside the venue was cool and holiday ready. They had alot of areas where you can sit and chill. We attended the outside festival of local vendors selling food, drinks and desserts. They had a DJ who playing some cool old school hip hop, r&b and reggae. When we first arrived it wasn't too crowded. By the time we were leaving it was jam packed. Each of ordered food from didifferent vendors and then went inside to eat. The ouside night Market festival ended until next summer. However, you can still definitely come check out this venue and chill with friends and enjoy some of the restaurants and stores they have inside.

Nancy A.

Industry City looks very modern and industrial. There are 10 buildings that make up Industry City! Been here a couple of times to check out some dining spots like Table 87, Just Eat Burger, West Elm Outlet, Japan Village, and many more stores on the first level. The cool thing about this place is that you can cross from building to building and in between buildings, there are events going on and are furnished with different themes depending on the event. There's outdoor seating and nice themes for pictures! Good thing about this place is that there are bathrooms all around you just in case you need to go and seating everywhere. A good place to come chill and shop with friends and family.

Tamika M.

Came here to building 5 for the Brooklyn Tequila Fest. I love that this place is evolving and expanding. Nice and chilled place to hang out during the day or night. Me and some other guest were lost trying to find this event space. There's not much direction given to find where you need to go. As I was lost, I was able to see a lot of stores and restaurants that are located in the building. The Tequila Fest was good. There was a nice crowd with plenty of vendors on sight. They had a live Dj playing a good mix of music. At the Tequila Fest you were able to try all types of liquor, wine and spirits along with cheese samples. There were food vendors on sight, cigars and even vendors selling CBD edibles for those who are into that. Overall it was a nice experience. I will suggest to have more tequila vendors next time since it is a tequila fest.

Fay H.

Large complex filled with shops, eateries, art, and businesses. Tons of courtyards to hang out in. Definitely worth a visit if in the Greenwood Heights area!

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Kim M.

Industry always amazes me with decor and fun new things they have. I wish though they would have an amazing sit down beautiful restaurant. They have just take and go places to eat! This time we went they were all decorated for Christmas. It was warm and cozy everywhere you went. We stopped at a beautiful wine store with the most amazing owner. On this day he was featuring a wine tasting with the gentleman who makes the wine. We then headed to a candle place which had beautiful made candles. We also stopped at the bbq places for some dinner and then up to ft Hamilton distillery for a cocktail. We also went to a featured museum of Michelangelo the Sistine Chapel. Great night overall!

Ciara H.

Plenty to do, lots to explore, family friendly and great for a night out! There's book stores, food spots, activities and even specialty shops! The atmosphere is amazing! I loved the wall art. Each building offers a different vibe. Highly recommend

Zenda D.

This review is long overdue lol but catching up on my drafts lol I went to a hot sauce expo at industry city one of the coolest places ever in the city when I tell you it's like a maze lol it took forever to find the exact space the event was held in but it was super cool because the entire wall you get to see cool restaurants and shops that are very unique. The expo was amazing and one of a kind, they have a Korean market that you have to check out as well as a really cool pizza shop it's so much can't mention all of it but one of my fave parts was Indeed the wine bar, great tasting wine and the workers were on point with the wine knowledge. Highly suggest you check out industry city super fun

Mickey H.

If you're in NY visiting like I am, this place should be added to your "tourist list" if you have extra time. I love food halls and large venue spaces with multiple vendors and just doing touristy things. I took the subway to get here so I have no idea how parking works. There's lots of mini shops, tons of eateries, cool brewery spots, furniture stores and even a Japanese supermarket. There's also a nearby Costco which was neat to visit too since I had no idea Costco existed in Brooklyn.

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Is there anything to do here or is anything open on Fridays 2-5pm?

Yes, bars, restaurants, brewery, distillery, shops, Japanese supermarket, RH outlet, - basically it's a small town. Great food, areas for kids to play too.

What hours is industry city open?

Usually normal business hours: 9am-6pm M/F; 11am-6pm S/S.

Is industry city dog friendly?

Yes! I brought my large dog here and the security guard said it was okay to take him inside the buildings. They have an outdoor portion near Avocaderia with a dog water fountain for them to drink out of.

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