Pretty cool station it serves the B,Q- train . not to be confused with the I.R.T subway 2,5-Newkirk…read moreAvenue "Little Caribbean/Little Haiti" Area Train station . i find this station to be awkard escipally when im passing thru Beverly road and Cortelyou road train station's and arriving at Newkirk Plaza subway station . My mobile-Ceullar phone tend to have one bar and lacks my signal and not to brag i have vey good phone company provider , and next thing what makes it awkward these stations are located outside not inside the tunnel , any how i usually sometimes use this station when I'm transferring to the slow bus the B8 bus , there few restaurants in the area as well and there beautiful victorian Flatbush houses located in the area , the council members need to protect houses in Flatbush as landmarks !!!!

Newkirk Plaza has an okay MTA station. It conveniently is right next to a shopping center. Several…read moreyears ago it was improved. A few restaurants and stores are here. The station itself lets you take a tunnel to go shopping. Basically this is open air. It serves the B and Q Trains. The tracks both have express and local trains. B runs on the express. This is only on weekdays. Q runs on the local. This is only on weekends. It's in the Ditmas Park area. There's a few decent places in the plaza you can check out. It has a few banks. Right outside the station is the post office. There's a few coffee shops, a Mexican restaurant, and pizza place.

Good and clean train stop not a lot of people there too the staff is very kind and helpful they…read morehelped me to pay for my ticket card master goodbye on transit

First station is always the best station seats available. The trains are pretty clean as well as…read morethe station it self. My first time taking the train here and I'm pretty sure it will be my last ;) Heads up for some random reason the 2 train arrives at this location but you can't take it back, u have to get on the 5 train and transfer in Franklin street. I'm not sure if that's due to the construction they do over night. Overall great station and maintenance as well.

Pretty cool station on The F,G- Subway line . ( this is the first stop and the last stop on G-Train…read moresubway line ) . it's very convient you have transfer bus to the B35 bus and the B103 and etc buses as well. If you're going to coney island you can take this stop as well take the F-Train . the opposite direction you can catch the F- Train into Manhattan or Jamaica ,Queens . same for the G- Train you can catch the G-Train in to queens - Long island city section of queens and several stops in Brooklyn as well . I usually come here when I have to ahead in to queens without going to Manhattan or if i'm headed to Williamsburg I'll catch the G- Train as well !!!!

The Last stop on the "G" line and another subway stop on the "F" line in Brooklyn. The station is…read morefairly clean as the station got a major renovation in which included new elevators, ramps & bathrooms which is great because bathrooms in the NYC subway system is pretty limited and people who use wheelchairs and have strollers can get to the platforms with ease as they can use the elevators and use the ramps in case they need to use the bathroom.

Was meeting my nephew at a restaurant near Prospect Park. I think this is the first time I've used…read morethis station to visit the Park. I usually take the 2 and get off at Grand Army Plaza. The station was clean and I loved the nostalgic wall if you will highlighting,, of course, Prospect Park. The Carousel is one special highlight of the Park as well as the glorious Boathouse utilized for weddings. The station sits between Ocean Avenue and Flatbush Avenue. The sign for the Bklyn Botanical Garden reminds you that the Garden is roughly a ten minute walk from this station. I believe it leads you the back entrance of Garden at Eastern Parkway. I also loved the old colored tiling that dotted the interior and exterior of Station. Another great aha moment is if I wanted to take a bus back to Bay Ridge, the B16 is located outside the station; it's good to have alternative mode of transportation. In addition, there are a plethora of restaurants outside the station. Best thing: 2 minute walk to Prospect Park!

I found this station to be one of the nicer MTA subway stations that serviced the B and Q lines. I…read moregot off here to go pick up my Brooklyn Half Marathon race packet over at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside inside Prospect Park. From this station, it was just a short walk across Ocean Ave to get to the park.

This is the Newkirk Avenue Train station ,Located in the Flatbush & East Flatbush Section of…read moreBrooklyn . This station is one stop away from the last stop Flatbush Avenue / Brooklyn College station .This station is close to Saint Jerome Catholic church and there also a Citibank Bank Branch on the Corner ,and there also Supermarket across from the school , which the school is next to Saint Jerome Catholic Church .This station serves B44,B8,B49,B41 buses close by . P.S. : This station is also called Newkirk Avenue Train station/Little Haiti station. Also in Heavy Populated West-Indian Neighborhood Area which is also Called "Little Caribbean"! , This station is served by the 2-Train at all times , While the 5-Train only runs during the Weekdays 6:00A.M.-8:30 P.M !

Pretty cool Train station , its located in the Midwood section of Brooklyn and there lots of kosher…read moreJewish/Hasidic restaurants near by , the Coney island platform Q- train side back exit staircase smells like urine, the mta workers need clean that area with Ammonia or bleach with water in a mop that odor smacked me in my face while getting to transfer the B6 bus , any how this cool area there Starbucks and Dunkin cafe' near by so enjoy the area and there some banks in the area !!!!

The exit to get the best pizza slice evarrr at DiFara's! Outdoors station, climb down, cross the…read morestreet and go to the right about a block.

If you find yourself at this station, hope it isn't raining because it's open air. Like many other…read morestations, it quietly gets its job done.

Always some sort of construction going on around here, but it's one of the most convenient train…read morestations in Dyker.

While this station has been the star of several movies and TV shows, it is a rundown station in…read moredire need of refurbishment that I have been told has been scheduled. As Eugene pointed out in his review, the bathrooms are disgusting. The situation is made worse by some of the homeless people who seem to live under the steps next to the Chase Bank and throw their garbage all over the place. Quite often people smoke in the stairwells and on the platform and in the winter people huddle around the one small heater. But I fear that refurbishing will only be successful if the station is then better patrolled by the transit police. UPDATE NOVEMBER 2018: Refurbished station much nicer but bathrooms still smell and are disgusting!

Typical elevated train station at the intersection of McDonald Ave and 18th Ave. Reason for low…read morestars because the bathrooms are disgusting and the heater inside is half broken. During the winter months, the heater would barely keep the inside tolerable for customers to wait for the train. Bring the MTA here to slightly fix up the station.