City Point BKLYN

Amazing shopping centre. This location is easy to navigate and have good restaurants downstairs at the DeKalb Market Hall.

The pictures don’t do it justice but it’s a really cool place with basically anything you would need in the whole place, I love it ^.^

Good food options, a bit pricey. But no where besides taco place to charge phones or tech. Huge flaw in my opinion. Especially how big it is also on the few places in NYC that have privacy Pods! Must visit. Very big

Get your shoes! Clearance racks as well as rows on rows on rows of shoes for men, women & kids. The only thing holding you back from making your purchase is how much you can afford. Such a selection that it doesn't disappoint. Cross reference with website for more discounts.

“Taste of Kat’s” deli at City Point doesn’t disappoint. Not cheap at $29.00 but arguably the world’s best pastrami sandwich ever. It’s an experience. You haven’t been to NY unless you stop here.

This is located downtown Brooklyn. Take the Q or B to DeKalb. Very family friendly. Visit the food court for a variety of choices for different vendors. Or go upstairs to the mall and shop. Brooklyn, you're welcome.

Great place shop or catch a movie or a bite to eat. As a matter of fact, there is a mind blowing amount eateries located on the lower level of this shopping/apartment complex. There's even a Trader Joe's. The one thing about the eateries, is that they can be a bit pricey.

Nice food court, a few cool stores. Main interest for most is Target. For other stuff, there are way better shopping venues.

Had everything I needed . The value was great. It's clean and friendly and the workers in stores were helpful

City Point BKLYN is a fun destination for doing a little bit of shopping and a lot of eating. It's not a mall in the usual sense, it's more of an eclectic collection of shops and stalls that include a Target, a Trader Joe's and an Alamo Drafthouse cinema. My favorite store has to be McNally Jackson Books; a multi-level old-school book seller that'll make you want to abandon your Kindle and will remind you why hardbound books are cool. If you're looking for the latest Jack Reacher novel, they probably have it, but that's not why you come here. A visit to McNally Jackson Books is an adventure in discovery. They offer an incredible variety of subjects and authors, including genres like Sub-Saharan Poetry that can easily keep you browsing for hours. Downstairs is a warren of more than 30 food stalls offering an incredible variety of international foods that will make deciding what to eat a happy challenge. There are just enough tables scattered about that with a little patience, you should be able to find a spot without too much trouble. On this visit we tried the Truffle Fries from the Moritz Pommes Frites Bar, which were crispy, wonderfully seasoned and great for sharing. We also got a Döner Kebab Slider from Kotti Berliner Döner Kebab, which wasn't really a slider, but a mini Döner Kebab wrap. It was tasty and the perfect size if you're getting multiple items. Also on the table were Al Pastor tacos from Jefe Tacos. They were freshly cut while still sizzling from a traditional rotating vertical spit and tasted just like the al pastor tacos I used to get in L.A. (that's a good thing). The only slight disappointment was the oyster po-boy sandwich we ordered. The oysters were fine, but the bread and the remoulade were a miss. Maybe it's just as well that I can't recall where we got that one from. I was also a bit disappointed by the branch of Katz's Deli here, which is called A Taste of Katz's. It's located right across from the Pommes Frites stand, so as I waited for my fries, I couldn't help but be tempted to get one of Katz's famous, orgasm inducing pastrami sandwiches. Unfortunately, the single pastrami sandwich I saw being prepared looked rather unimpressive, especially considering the $30 price tag. A few of the stalls that looked good and are on our list for next time are the Daigo Hand Roll Bar, Arepa Lady and The Pierogi Boys, but those are only the ones I can remember. There's so much that looks good here. The only part of City Point BKLYN that's not so great is the parking situation. Unless you're willing to pay a king's ransom for garage parking, be prepared to park five or six blocks away. Better yet, stick to mass transit. Other than that City Point BKLYN is a great place to spend an afternoon, especially if you come with a group.

I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but if you are in the area then feel free to stop by. It's by the Hoyt station stop. There's a target, trader joes, food court, primark, lululemon, theatre, and some other shops but those are the main ones. The trader joes and food court are on the bottom level. I think the target is on the 2nd level. There's shops/restaurants outside this little mini shopping center as well like chipotle. I think it's a nice addition for those who live in the neighborhood.

Great location to come if your a tourist and looking for a spot where there are many shops/places to eat. I came here multiple times throughout my visit in New York just to keep trying something different from all the food venues they have. I will recommend this place for sure if your in the area or just want to explore!

Wife and I watching the new Indiana Jones-Destiny Phenomenal Several shops, food court, retail, movie theatre,..., most are all open at 11am.

A great way to spend a day if you have nothing to do. But enjoy walking and like trying different goods out. Also great for a quick grocery run!