So I was on my way to home from work & 7 train wasn't running this Sunday . So start walking the…read moreother way to find the 1 train. And I end up here on the Pennsylvania train station. All those years living in New York City & I had never been here. To my surprise what a beautiful & mostly clean station ! I am always surprised to see a clean metro station in New York City lol..! The colors , design is very nice. Directions are very clear . Stuff were also very kind & helpful! I had to walk a lot to get to this station & after all day working while standing my feet was in pain . The stuff I asked the direction realized that & actually came with me half way so I don't get lost ! I highly appreciate that , didn't had the energy to walk more . Now I know if the 7 train doesn't work which way to go lol. And you all know me, even while I was literally having pain on my feet I still had to took some pictures!

The management and crew are very friendly, helpful and informative waiting are well maintained and…read moretaken care of

This is my favorite​ station by far the trains leave fast…read more You will always find a seat available. If this is your last stop, you don't have to walk much to take a bus everything is right there. Many stores to shop in its a very commercial area. Wish every train station was like this, were right when you get off you can do so much.

You at the last stop! Wowwwwwwwww!…read more Look, if you gotta take the B82 or the B6 any time after 11, your better off just paying for a cab and calling it a night. Trust me! If you want to act cheap, Armondo's pizza, just outside the station, makes a surprisingly awesome slice while waiting on your bus. Cheers, Wilkie

This was another transfer station for us. We have seen a good deal of the subway. Few crowds at…read morethis hour yet still people milling about.

Broadway East New York transitioned into Broadway Junction as the neighborhood demographic changed…read moreand the real estate prices increases. This has and will always be a integral connection for Brooklyn. Broadway Junction station serves five subway services (A/C, J/Z, and L) and numerous buses, acting as a major transfer point in the NYC Transit system. It is under construction (always), but I see growth. This accessible, dynamic transit hub and economic center creates business, transit access and equity, inclusive growth, and workforce development. I love this station. Yes it's constantly moving, however it's easy to navigate for transfers to Manhattan, Queens, East New York, Brownsville, and Canarsie. You can even connect here for the MTA A-train to JFK airport. NYPD are present and great with directions. This is one of the few stations with a live customer service rep previously known as a "token booth clerk" on the premises 24/7.

This is the train station that I have to get off to go to my sister's home and it is somewhat…read moredangerous compared to a lot of train stations. Very dirty and lots of puddles and leaks and ripped up paint pieces. I always get lost coming here and it's very annoying that I have to look at the signs to remember which direction I'm heading towards. Also A trains take forever to come at night. Luckily they got the time table or dashboard for this train station so you know when the next one will arrive. Other than that I don't like this train station. It is so far away from my sister's home. Like I have to walk 5 blocks or something from this train station. Sigh

I frequented this train station back in the Summer of 2015 after working at the place one of my…read morefather's former coworkers worked at the time. The station is a 15-minute walk from the place. It is not wheelchair accessible and the staircase is very similiar to some commuter rail stations.

Man, I don't even know what to really write for this review. It's a regular train station in…read moreBrooklyn. Haha, maybe it's because I've passed this train station so many times.

This was the local subway station for our first family trip to New York. The spoke where all of our…read moreadventures and explorations began. Our family discovered our New York superpower was that at any time of the day or night, no matter when we strolled into the station, the train we were looking for was just pulling away. Close enough we could almost touch it but too late to ever board it. So we spent a fair amount of time chatting and hanging out in this station. On our final day, my sweet girls left a little graffitti'd momento of their affection. And we said farewell.

The station is so nice, the ghettoness is wonderful and makes me feel at home, the only problem I…read morehave is that it's not in the Rockaways but it's still nice

I have a love relationship with this Line but since I have been living around it for so long, I…read morehave come to appreciate and know how to work it. This is my home station and I actually love being above ground since we tansit rats spend all our time under the city. Crossing the bridge at sunset is great. Plus your able to contact people while waiting and on the train which helps if running late due to service.

During my most recent trip out to NYC, I stayed nearby in Brooklyn. I opted to walk over to this…read morestation instead of going over to Broadway Junction. This station is smaller, quieter, and not as busy. Each time, I came through here, the people ahead of me just chose to jump the turnstiles. I was definitely among the few that actually paid the $2.90 fare. This station served both the A and C lines. I mainly took the C train into midtown Manhattan and the A train to head over to Howard Beach to catch a plane out of JFK Airport.

I'm sorry for the one star because I do apprecilove that no matter the time, day or night you Mr…read more MTA get me to my destination, home....safely. It's a bit dirty. Okay a lot dirty. I see a homeless man sleeping here and it breaks my heart. Listen, this is a subway station in BKLYN. The End.

This station has 4 entrances, one on each side of corner. As close to it as can be. I'm usually…read morethere doing non rush hour because of my work schedule. The times I've been there it wasn't busy. After work I take the c to this location usually early in morning. Never had a problem. There's always someone in the booth but I don't know if they are there 24/7. But there seems to be this little rat that I've seen twice now. It seems not to be afraid of people because it will get close to you unless you make some noise. I bang my cane on ground and it runs. If I see it again I think my name for it would be van siclen. Place for the most is maintain as there isn't a lot of litter on ground. There is a leak but I can't tell if it's from just rain or something else?? For the most it needs more bench's to sit on. There's 2 on each side and pretty much only one person could sit there.

Halsey Street has an MTA station. It isn't that good of a place to be in. Sketchy more than scary…read morethough. Just be careful. There's a couple of entrances so you need to know the correct way. A few things are around here. It serves the L Train. This is in Ridgewood near Bushwick and the border of Brooklyn where it's not a good idea being here late, but it's not that bad earlier though. It just looks creepy. The service is reliable because trains come every few minutes it seems. It has a couple of entrances. One is on Norman Street. There's another on Wyckoff.

They should put a metro card machine on the Norman Street, Hasley stop train station. I always have…read moreto walk 3 blocks to the other entrance to refill my metro card. What if I'm in a rush?! -__-