intense Ginger

Name: intense Ginger
Address: Industry City, 220 36th St 11232, Brooklyn, New York
Telephone: 19175971084

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Cuisines

☕ Cafe
🍸 Bar
🍺 Pub
🥗 Healthy
🍺 Brew Pub

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50 reviews

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Judy Flores

2018-11-27 on google

I love coming here for a walk, to shop and eat. They have different eateries and artisan items. Industry has been expanding and their is so much to see. I love it here.

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Corin Perdomo

2018-10-26 on google

I went there to fit2ny boxing had a great time Vasquez was a great teacher. Also industry city is fun and very cool j like the concept many varieties of shopping

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Michelle Wladich

2018-10-10 on google

Lots of things to do and see. Not just any mall but an art space, event space, a building dedicated to breweries including the first NY based sake joint that's better than the Japanese stuff, a Mediterranean market, a better than average food court, excellent coffee and pastries, a mini skating rink for the tots open on weekends and so so much more. All with views of the water- if you go to the end of the buildings. Interesting park space on the campus. I love it. Now if they don't gentrify the rest of Sunset Park, this would be perfect.

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I'm so sorry.. I don't know. But I do know that entrances are all paved ramps and there are large elevators to travel between floors.

I believe so but not 100% sure. Try looking up that information online or try calling them and ask.

There is metered parking under the highway, as well as a paid outdoor parking garage at $20 a day at the end of 220 36th street as well as free street parking...if you can find a spot.

Nope sorry

Netizen, what you said may exist. The second floor of a building near the post office is the Management Center (Management Office) of the Industry City. It is clear to ask the management staff.

Industry City is between 33rd and 39th Streets, with large parking lots on 33rd and 39th Streets. Along the bottom of Highway 278, there is a parking lot.

NYC. Gov has info. I drove. Or take the train.

Yes it's free, but they also have exhibits that you may have to pay for. it's very nice place you can have a nice picnic there in the summer they have a nice green turf lawn. during the Summers on Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons I believe they have salsa dancing to with a live band and it's free you have to pay for your drinks or you can bring you around just be discreet. Hope this was helpful

Go to japan village thats it . Really nice good bears and ramen.