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Brooklyn Night Bazaar

4.1· 328 reviews
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Kristin Creighton
Reviews 1

It would be great for someone who hasn't lived in the neighborhood for years. For me, a local, it is just okay. The market is the standard fare you see in Brooklyn craft markets but smaller. Brooklyn star has a restaurant in here, but it's pretty basic Brooklyn pub fare - mostly fried. Also, they don't seem to set the bazaar up on time so show up at or after 9pm.

The key draw for me for this place was the mini golf course - neon lit and kind of strange! The ping pong was also entertaining, but if your competitive note it's hard to see the ball in the dark lighting.

Andrea
Reviews 1

Great venue with a great location right near the G. I love that there is a Tibetan restaurant on the ground floor; very "random" but a great thing to have.

HOWEVER, the AC on the top floor was horrible when I was there last night. Oddly, the women's bathroom on this floor had great AC, so I spent time between sets in there.

I'd love it if they updated the decor from mid-century Euro-trash to something a bit more current, but realize this is probably not very high on their list of priorities. FIX THE AC.

Tom Dascole
Reviews 1

Unique venue in Brooklyn featuring a restaurant and several events occuring at the save time by making use of basement and upper level shows. Ticket prices are pretty cheap but the location is kind of inconvenient unless you live in the city. Only street parking is available so consider ride-sharing or bringing a smaller car.

Taylor Bowne
Reviews 1

The venue has a lot to offer. I go when there is a concert I want to attend. Food is good and the drinks aren't too expensive. My main issue is that the venue upstairs isn't laid out very well. There's one door way for everyone to use. They also put the water cooler right next to this door. So when a band is done playing it's a mob by the door. It isn't safe. There's also virtually no visible security presence.

Marco Salazar
Reviews 1

It's a crazy blend of a bar with live music and pool tables, with air hockey machines. With like an organic burger joint next to the restrooms. Lots to do in hear and there's like little stands/vendors selling random stuff. I like it very different from anything in L.A.

Chris Whitton
Reviews 1

This is a great place to go for an event if you were to ask me. The whole building is huge and there are lots of rooms to see. The interior design is really interesting and everything is clean. The staff members are also very helpful and friendly. I really enjoyed visiting here and I look forward to coming back.

Brittany Caceres
Reviews 1

Came here for the RAW Artist showcase to support a friend! great space for events with multiple floors in this case to showcase live art and other other pieces. The bathrooms were really nice and there were a lot of food options nearby! The space also had a bar with some arcade games and a lot of places to take some nice pictures for the gram! Definitely would recommend checking them out to see what live shows may be coming up that will interest you.

Melody E. Gulcan
Reviews 1

The group that I saw (she past away) was great, no doubt. The venue?? Not so much! The floor was sticky. It was carpet and obviously not cleaned for a looong time. The roof was leaking (it was pouring outside). The ventilation was poor, it was hard to breathe. I got sick the next day... The third star is for the music.

Tiffany Elisca
Reviews 1

The best chicken sandwhiches but expensive and doesn't come with ANY sides. You must purchase seperately. Mashed potatoes are bad, the biscuits are nothing special but at least the restrooms are clean! Also, while sitting down to eat my gf and I noticed the ceiling moving while there was a concert going on upstairs. Get that fixed immediately. It was pretty insane to watch the entire ceiling shake

R.
Reviews 1

For shoppers, BNB has forty-some stalls with artisanal crafts, vintage goods, and the requisite odd food items. For thrillseekers, there's pingpong, videogames, and miniature golf. For everyone in Brooklyn there are two bars and dozens of varieties of beer. Weekend free concerts bring in lots of people you wouldn't want to date.

Andrew Schneider
Reviews 1

Large room for music shows upstairs with nice stage and no barrier. Another room for music shows in the basement and arcade type setup in between with occasional food pop up stalls. Great place to catch a show or grab a beer. Capacity in the big room is only 250 so shows do tend to sell out when they book bigger bands so by tickets ahead of time.

Enric Del Molino
Reviews 1

Everything they have is very delicious, the waitresses and all the staff are Colombian and extremely pleasant, the only problem I see is that once you have eaten the hamburger you can not eat more throughout the holy day, it leaves you a heaviness in the inhuman stomach, checked twice, the french fries are battered and delicious but they have hit the belly like a cannonball, to go from time to time is a great place!

Molly Flanagan
Reviews 1

Very decent music venue but the bazaar part seems a little thoughtlessly arranged. Lower level has a strong mildew odor which undermines the otherwise new and shiny decor. Food & drink options are limited from the last incarnation of the night bazaar. Could be that this is just the first cut on re-purposing a classic Greenpoint building.

They Love My Splash
Reviews 1

This is such a cool spot. The arcade portion of this open space warehouse was so much fun it brought me back to my childhood days. Basketball, fooz ball, pool, air hockey etc. I will definitely recommend it for a first date because it is interactive, cutesy and bands usually play there as well. Think of it as an indoor fair.

Vineet Singh
Reviews 1

Simply in love with this spot, it's about 10 mins walk from the Bedford L train stop.
They have little bit of everything here. A bunch of cool local vendors selling some really stuff, from art to jewelry and vintage clothing there is something for everybody here.

Really liked the layout here , they have vendors in the middle and a bunch of cool arcade games on the right hand side of the entrance. There is also mini golf here. At the back of the space there are food vendors. I tried the Bolivian Saltenas, man there so damm delicious. I had the one with chicken and it had egg also in it( A must try).

There is also a beer garden with a local vendor making some awesome pizzas. BY the food vendors there is good amount of space to sit down. Live band performance happens later in the night.

Overall a great spot to chill with friends and also a great date spot.

It run Fri to Sat from 7PM to 1AM.

Erica Clayton
Reviews 1

BK Bazaar is a really really cool place to play or see a show! Their event space upstairs is absolutely beautiful and has some of the best sound in the city. Smaller acts can play downstairs in the cellar, which is a nice size for local bands.

The bazaar hosts all sorts of events throughout the year including flea and holiday markets. They ve got a decent food and drink menu, a little expensive but not outrageous by any means.

Easy to access from the Greenpoint Ave G train and generally parking isn t too hard if you re driving.

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