To get to Bensonhurst take the D train to 18th Avenue. You can see the somewhat impressive art…read moreinstallation known as Bensonhurst Gardens created by Francesco Simeti in 2012.

I remembered coming to this station twice back in 2018 where the first time was to head to the E…read moreBuffet restaurant while the second time was to head to the Hipot restaurant. Since the station is on a curve, trains would have to enter slowly.

D is for degrading experience!!…read more Weekends are problematic to strap hangers entering Brooklyn as it is re-routed on the N line beginning 36th Street to the very last stop- Coney Island Stillwell Avenue. Strap hangers who need the D train are then forced to take the D train going towards Manhattan to their desired stop. Upon arriving at Coney Island Stillwell Avenue, this train stalled for ten minutes due to so-called "signal problem" to become sitting ducks. Aggravating and total frustration for a complete waste of time travel!!! However, at the 18th Avenue station there are two beautiful lighted glass art on the wall.

Normal above ground subway station. Elevators? Check…read more Well lit? Check. Worker in the booth? Check. Clean? Check. Trains don't skip the stop? Check. Loses a star because the station ain't weatherproof. So when you wait for the train, you gonna be cold in the winter, wet in the rain, and hot in the sun. Also sucks because it is operated by the MTA. Yuh yuh.

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.

I spend countless hours defending public transit against car addicts, and transit doesn't always…read morereturn the favor. Today's OMNY turmoil won't be put on the F train's tab, but its variable schedule will be. To be fair, Coney Island to 179th is an impressive run. But that also gives more chances for things to go wrong. "I'm in Forest Hills, whaddaya mean there's dust on the rails at Avenue X?"

The F train was the last leg of my journey going to the Yelp experience at Royce Chocolate. It was…read morealso the first part of my journey returning home. Reason being is that I used Google assistance for traveling. It would have been easier to catch the F train at 179th and Hillside Ave for convenience. The F train offered a quick transit to and from destination while providing entertainment below ground. I was one of several people who did give a tip to the dancers. There's also elevator service for those who don't ambulate well and for the handicapped and elderly. This was a very pleasurable trip that will forever encourage me to take the train and not consider driving or taking a Uber or catching a Lyft Bravo MTA, you did a fine job with the F train even though there were slight delays. It was a pleasure MTA to ride the F train and to... Inspire more Yelp more!

While in New York, I took the ferry from Bay Ridge to Lower Manhattan. The views were great, and it…read morewas a convenient and refreshing way to get into the city. I recommend arriving early to get your ticket and ensure you get the seat you want. There is a live tracker and also multiple routes and stops for the ferry! What a Greta's at to get around! Check it out!

Taking a boat ride back to Manhattan on a warm Spring afternoon is a terrific way to travel…read more Awesome views and sea air. For only $2.75, same price as a subway ride, you can travel from American Veterans Memorial Pier to lower Manhattan Wall Street and Corlears Hook ( south of East River Park ). Also stops along Brooklyn such as Brooklyn Bridge Park. The schedule is pretty much on time and they stick to it so make sure you're on the pier when the ferry pulls up. Kiosk in the station to purchase tickets. Only downside is that this transportation mode is not part of MTA Metrocard which is ridiculous at this point. You pay separately for this service. NYC needs to work out a plan to have all transportation ( subway, bus, ferry ) all on one inclusive way to pay.

Well it's been 7 years since my last review thus it's time for an update.. Have things improved?…read more HAhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! Yes, that is my answer. What a joke. Seven years and the only thing I can state is, unfortunately, a homeless man lived on the platform. Yes, it's awful, however, he looked menacing and I felt unsafe. When I asked the MTA personnel what is being done the answer I got was "Not the MTA's problem". Wow, I guess that was the best answer they got. It's improved a bit but there are numerous homeless sleeping on the train at this station. I think it's not just a police issue but the MTA personnel have to do more. The elevator construction in progress as you see in my picture has been going on for @2 years. As for the service, see my separate review for the R train. Enough said. This station gained another star for the elevator whenever it begins operation. As for me, I transfer off the R train at 59th and 4th because it's the sane thing to do.

For some reason, the train left early. When I arrived, it showed 1 minute remaining, but it was…read morealready gone. This has happened many times--the train leaves before the scheduled time.

I like it because it gets me close to the Verrazano Bridge. Sometimes it's late, sometimes its…read moreslow, but it's rideable. I've learned that in NYC you should give public transportation some slack.

Yup. It can move like a turtle at times when going through the heart of Sunset park, but the…read moreBusTime convenience for arrival times, really makes this a winner. (why is BusTime not on every single route already?) Also, if you're navigating between Park Slope and Bay Ridge (or other stops) you can grab the R train one way, and then use this line for a free transfer on your way back, cutting your total trip cost in half, if you can do it in under 2 hours.

They are very unprofessional the dispatch person was screaming at my elderly mother for giving an…read morealternate address. Even when she gave the correct address she kept screeching at my mother.DO NOT USE

The dispatcher was rude and disrespectful.She yells for no reason. I do not recommend.read more

This bus from AC to Brooklyn was so dirty and had a funky smell! It was also crowded bus with…read morepeople constantly coughing and sneezing, would it hurt to crack open a window??

I'm sitting in one of these chinatown small buses as I type this review. These buses are a life…read moresaver. They save me the hassle of having to take the mta and stop at every train station on the n to then transfer on the 7 just to get to flushing. It takes me 1.5 hours with mta but with these buses it only takes me around 40 mins give or take depending on the traffic. Not to mention I'm sitting in a comfy seat and don't have to deal with external issues. As of July 2021, I pay $5 one way. Using a rideshare app or calling car service would have costed me well over $40. The bus caters to the Chinese immigrant community that usually travels back and forth from the 3 different chinatowns (Brooklyn 8th ave, Manhattan chinatown, flushing queens) either for work, run errands or meet up with family. It gives the people mobility with comfort and it's community centered. If you are not Chinese it's still ok. Once you get to know the system that's in place you'll never want to take public transportation again.

Driver is not smooth drive, terrible attitude when asked simple questions. Closes door in customers…read moreface for not getting on fast enough.