Brooklyn Storehouse

Great venue, it’s an interesting walk to get to the main entrance, but it fits the vibe! They have lockers inside the venue, they take card and cash, the light shows are something else. Good sound system, the bass goes hard

It's essential a massive warehouse that opened about 10 months ago or so. I went here last night (11-9-24) for a HouseNation party featuring Honey Dijon. This was my first time here and definitely my last. I will start by saying that it's like a mile to get into this place, freaking nutz and chaotic. The workers outside directing traffic are super rude and nasty, yelling at car drivers and partygoers (not the best look) it's not that serious you guys aren't cops or traffic directors they need classes in decency and ethics. On the others hand the staff at the door and inside were incredibly nice and friendly (what a difference.) Maybe in the summer coat check is not a problem but we had to wait an hour to check our coats and 2 hours when we left (talk about buzz kill bro) The place was freaking freezing so we should of just left our coats on. Smh I'm assuming from other videos I've seen in reviews that each Guest brings their own lighting but for this party it was essential just bare bones lights. The stage is like looking at antz because it's so far away and the TV is pretty small if your not close to it. The bar staff was really friendly but it's card only but coat check is cash only. (Make it make sense lol) The worst part is the porta pottys, I guess I'm a spoiled nyc club goer because those things smelled to high heaven, I don't know how these festival children do it. No freaking way, I need running water and paper toilet if I'm paying $70 to get in somewhere, cmon now. They had a small seating area made of hard wood boxes which were ridiculous uncomfortable to sit on and it was super brick cold in that area. What a mess bro. I had a cute time with my friends and the music was aaightt but in my experience new Yorkers deserve better and there's much better options in terms of warehouse parties out there so choose wisely. 😬😬😬

Had an amazing time at House Nation with Honey Dijon at Brooklyn Storehouse. The venue is a huge pain to get to and will confuse the heck out of your uber driver, but once you’re past security, there are guards there to direct you to the venue space. Once you’re inside, it’s a breeze. The sound system is bomb, lights and visuals top notch. Drinks are expensive but this is New York, so chin up. Outside there’s ample seating to cool off, outdoor suite of port-o-Johns, and food trucks. I’d go back in a heartbeat!

This is a real WOW venue! Very few places still like it in NYC that has the perfect blend of raw and BYO permitting, staffing, etc and turn-key features and amenities. To top it all off it's overseen by Mandy, one of the NYC event industry's best venue sources and managers as well as ours and many other producers' secret weapons when it comes to finding unique AND viable venues. She works around the clock to continue to provide the best and newest spots. Brooklyn Storehouse is no exception!

Just saw Justice here last week. The lighting and sound system were absolutely fantastic in this venue. They really did a good job making the best use of the space, and everything I side was organized very efficiently. There were just a couple of elements that I didn't love: firstly, and this is definitely a major first world problem, is that the bathroom trailer in the VIP section made that whole area smell of sewer gas. I don't think it would be a problem elsewhere in the venue, but if you're hanging in VIP, be prepared to want to hold your nose the whole time. And also, the outdoor walk to where rideshares can pick you up after the show is really, really long. Fortunately for us, it was a gorgeous night out, but I can see that being a real problem if it were a cold or rainy night. All that said though, I'll definitely check out more shows here in the future!

Huge venue but backstage tickets were more like off to the side and not backstage. Still- private bar and bathroom was well worth it. This place was packed to the brim!!! Getting there via Uber was tough because the Ubers can’t get close and you have to walk. Staff is super friendly and helpful.

This is my new favorite venue!! I absolutely love everything about it. From the space to the lights and sound system, it reminds me of Printworks in London. Getting there via Uber can be a little tricky and the lines are a little longer and slower than Brooklyn Mirage but it’s worth the wait.

Been here for 3 shows. They're pretty good at taking feedback and changing the setup as needed. Couple of notes: - Still have portapotties for bathrooms (recommend going elsewhere before coming in) - Now has lockers (book ahead of time!) - the rideshare dropoff routes seem to change, but you can expect a long walk after show - staff are generally pretty nice - lights+sound are great (wear earplugs & protect your hearing)

Located in the Navy Yard, this venue is much easier to get to compared with similar venues like the Mirage which is downright frightening to access on foot. Super large space, bathroom situation is a bunch of porta potties which got extremely iffy towards the end of the evening. Smoking area and a food truck right outside was cool. Prefer the sound and bathroom situation at the Mirage, but would come back for another show.