There is so much happening in this space! We came for the brewery and the pizza restaurant in the…read moreback (Pizza Party). I tried a beer, they have an interesting selection of beers and they offer full and half sizes which is much appreciated. Also split the Risotto Hashbrown and Mushroom pizza with my friend. Both were very yummy and came with good sauces, the mushroom pizza was just a bit salty so the beer was a good compliment. I would go back again for the pizza and it's a rotating menu so lots of goodies coming out of those ovens :)

I'd been eyeing Farm One for a while, so this past Friday--after an afternoon wandering the…read moreBrooklyn Botanic Garden--we finally stopped in for a drink. I'd passed by a few times before, always drawn in by the foliage spilling through the windows, but I was a little skeptical it might lean more toward Instagram gimmick than substance. Happy to report I was wrong. The space is calm, relaxed, and genuinely inviting--more like a neighborhood bar that just happens to have an indoor farm in the back. It almost felt like a coffee shop, but with excellent cocktails. We tried the celery gimlet, farm tini, smash, and bad apple sour--the standout was the celery gimlet. Drinks can run on the pricier side with some that we tried pricing around $20 each, but they exceeded expectations, and the balanced flavors and aesthetic made it feel worth it. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to.

WoW as volunteer, their coordinator Madeline is a MIRACLE -- super inclusive, PROFESSIONAL, and…read morefriendly. She makes HUMID summers in NYC AWESOME! I'll volunteer as long as she's running the show!

Great experience. A highly recommended Brooklyn end of…read moresummer experience. I liked the short film that played before the main film more than the main film, but I also enjoyed the main film. It was the first time I've seen a movie outside of my own home since February or early March. I'm really grateful for this experience as I had never been to drive-in movie theater in New York. The Sunset Park location is beautiful. We were given free potato chips when we parked. I had so much fun.

The Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden is a lovely section of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. I was quite…read moresurprised to see a red torii suddenly while walking around this garden. The pond was also frozen over creating a gorgeous natural scene classic of Japan. "The Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden is one of the oldest and most visited Japanese-inspired gardens outside Japan. It is a blend of the ancient hill-and-pond style and the more recent stroll-garden style, in which various landscape features are gradually revealed along winding paths. The garden features artificial hills contoured around a pond, a waterfall, and an island while carefully placed rocks also play a leading role. Among the major architectural elements of the garden are wooden bridges, stone lanterns, a viewing pavilion, the torii or gateway, and a Shinto shrine." Source: http://www.bbg.org/discover/gardens/japanese_garden

One of my favorite places in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Elegant and painstaking design. You can…read moreamble around the perimeter, or stand at a covered platform in the middle and watch the fish swim by. Also worth it to visit the adjoining shrine, semi-covered in moss. A tranquil, serene installation.

I'm not sure why Google shows me in San Francisco. I just saw this show in Hershey, PA. Anyway, it…read morewas absolutely fantastic! In particular, the part after the intermission was the best show of any kind I have ever seen in my life. The acrobatics, costumes, sets...everything was truly incredible. It was so good that I set off on a search this morning to find places to leave it a rave review. If any of those involved in the show happen to see this, please know that you were all AMAZING, and we, the audience, appreciated you very much. To everyone else, you really, really want to see this show! Seriously, find a showing, even if you have to travel for it. It was outstanding.

As someone who has attended many Cirque du Soleil shows from Vegas, to Orlando, to New York, and…read moreit's birthplace in Montreal you can say I am a fan! So we were thrilled when Yelp offered us a chance to see this limited time show at Barclay's Center. OVO was one show I had not seen before, and was very happy to score tickets to it. This one had a cool insect and environment theme.Very different from past shows I saw, but yet very similar in comparison to many acts that I have seen previously. Crazy acrobatics, feats of strength, the beauty of rope dancers, the electric gymnastics of people flying through the air and jumping off walls, contortionists that amaze, balancing acts, comedy, clowning, and more. You really have to be impressed by the talent of the performers in a Cirque show. Oh, and if you happen to be sitting around the stage be prepared to possibly get pulled in and become part of the show, or become part of the pre-show high jinks. A young lady that was sitting in the first row found herself suddenly on stage as part of a humorous love triangle act. Lots of laughs and she was a good sport. As usual, this show was very colorful with many creative outfits, with stunning live singing and music throughout the night. The music in a Cirque show is very well done to fit the theme/acts, and the singers they find to drive the performances are always top-notch. Compared to their other shows I have been to this one seemed to be simplified a bit to fit the venue. The show itself was smaller in scale. Under the big top tent, or in the larger Vegas theaters, you can tell the difference. Still, it was a very enjoyable show to see. Always love me some Cirque! As always, thanks so much to Yelp, Katey G, and the crew there for the hook up. The seats were amazing! Great views and we had a terrific time.

The physical space was great, and the bartenders and staff were all quite cheery…read more Came here for a FIFA World Cup watch party, and the stream repeatedly went out. At least 4 to 5x extremely disappointing.

The atmosphere and the people that work there were great, but the food was genuinely so inedible…read more Im not a picky eater and I couldn't even finish it. It also said it was going to be $12 ended up being $17.

What a treat to be Brooklyn just in time to see the Cherry blossoms explode across the grove…read more The garden is quite expansive and it took a bit of a stroll to get in far enough to the tree promenade that completely overwhelmed you with bursting color. After drinking in all the color, we meandered to the Koi and Japanese garden, rounded about the see tulips in their full glory and snuck out a side door. A stunning garden, beautifully maintained by staff and volunteers. I'll certainly be back when I visit again.

So I will start off by saying this place was underwhelming. I feel like the cooler events happen at…read moretheir other location. I also never knew that if you lived in Brooklyn you were able to get a discount and possibly attend free, they definitely do not disclose this. Even my kid nephew said it was expensive for the amount of $$ we paid to get into this park. The park is small, there are a few interactive things for kids to do along the trail. Little tables with interactive tools to enjoy nature. It was just not as fulfilling to me as I expected. I expected there to be something more than what I can see outside when I am on my bike rides in NYC. It's more of a place to admire something, take some photos and just chill, but for a price.

They usually have lots of products, and always have snacks and drinks! It can be very pricey. The…read morestaff is very friendly, and can teach you about a variety of TCG.

People in the front desk are kind and helpful, but I didn't like the store owner for his…read morecondescending attitude.

It is $27.99 for an hour and a half at the small trampoline area. It is appropriate for 4-9 years…read moreold. Must have grip socks, if not must purchase for $3. Service is okay and outside food is allowed. You do have to keep an eye out for your things as there isn't much security. Thr tokens for the claw games are extra as well as the arcade games.

Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas! Officially opened on December 22, 2024! Brand new arcade,…read moretrampoline, and claw machine spot in Sunset Park! This is pretty big facility full of entertainment. Currently, the grand opening deal is buy $100 and get additional $20 credits! There's also an option between VIP membership card and a Regular card. The friendly staff member at the counter explained that the VIP has an annual fee for $5, worth more credits when refilled, and we can keep using the same card for refills. The Regular card is worth a little less credit, has a $2 activation fee anyway, and cannot be refilled. It was Christmas Day today and it was of course packed with families. I took my little one here for the arcade games and claw games today and I'll bring her back another day for the Trampoline area when it's less crowded. My little one loves basketball shooting games and the rides. Hubs enjoys the shooting games. Mommy enjoys winning little plushies for my little one and I thought the claw machines were fairly easy. Staff members seem to be filling up the claw machines pretty often especially the small keychain ones. I see a lot of kids with big smiles coming out with a bag full of plushies from the claw machines. Overall, I thought this was a really fun place for families. There was something for everyone to enjoy!