Brooklyn Night Bazaar Reviews

The shows here are top notch. Whoever does the booking here is amazing.

This place is great, but not as big as I had hoped. Bring Cash!!

There were so many crafts to see and vendors with wonderful talent. We found that it wasn't too crowded, which was great when walking around. However, we left the bazaar wanting more.

Pretty much your typical small rock venue. I saw a few metal concerts here and had a good time. Drink Prices are decent for a concert venue and I do like that they allow you to leave and re enter.

I have seen a few shows here. It's a strange place with the performance space upstairs and a diner type eating area downstairs. Liquor prices were reasonable.

Good place to see bands, showroom upstairs isn't huge but your definitely up close from anywhere in the room. Downstairs has a food counter and some pinball with plenty of seating and even further downstairs there's another bar with dancefloor and some other loungerooms for whatever...

Awesome space and good audio. Love the multi level vibe. Hopefully they can clean it up a bit more and make this a NYC staple for shows

Interesting items. Rusted Autumn has the best stuff.

Great venue. Relaxed staff, easy access to drinks without straying too far from the stage. Just big enough to have a nice crowd and just small enough to be one of those more intimate shows where you feel close (and are close) to the band.

The sound was really great too, I've been disappointed by the sound at some places like this, but it was really fantastic.

All parts of the music came through clearly and it was just one of the best shows I've been to in my 20 years of going to shows.

If anyone from Long Island remembers the Crazy Donkey or The Downtown, I would come this place to them, definitely, and that's a pretty big compliment for those of us that are fans of metal/hardcore shows.

Came here to see Turnstile and The Story So Far, it's a small place with some wall-couch cushions in the back where the performances are. The floors are sticky with the spilled drinks but it was alright. I got stepped on by Franz Lyons but it was all cool. The location is cozy and well accommodating and the sound quality is great! It is amazing to see your favorite bands play up-close.

It says it opens at 6 but the "vendors" aren't open until 7 of which it was still dead on a Saturday night. This is NOT a bazaar. Do not expect there to be any shops, it's literally a restaurant and music venue.

Don't bother coming to this address it doesn't exist

Warning: their coat check is only open sometimes, not on any particular schedule. It's a pretty big venue to be leaving your bag in the corner though.

Wierd and wonderful!! This place a little ok for everything; bars, restaurant, live music,
Pool / billiards table, great decor too!!

A lot smaller than I thought it would be. Very crowded. But very fun. Found quite a few things I liked there.

Went to see D.R.I. and that show was killer. All four bands were awesome. If D.R.I. comes to your town check em out.

for Moor Mother, June 7th, 2019. youtube = check it!

Honestly the place is a bit dingy & honestly smells kinda weird lol but the security is great and if the party is done right, they make it easy for you to have a good time safely

Every time I come to this venue for an event, I leave feeling very disappointed.

Went to go see Real Friends, crowd was live. Will go again.

Three floors plus an attached eatery. Nice vibe. Comfortable. The sound at the second floor stage could be improved, but I know of few NYC venues that have great sound. The cocktails are pricey but potent. They cost more than your average bar but the same or less compared to other music venues in town. I enjoyed the event there, and I look forward to visiting again.

The bazaar itself is cool, but you would have to pay double to see the bands that play there. Not cool.

Interesting venue with a dope backdrop to the stage.

Awesome multi-purpose space that offers entertainment for everyone. From live bands, food, beer, shopping, and games, I hope this place remains a mainstay. It's not fancy but quintessential Brooklyn. With rotating bands and vendors, I can see people coming to visit frequently which makes this a great casual spot for dates or hangouts. They even have blacklight mini-golf!