Clark St

Not a bad station. Yea it kinda stinks, but they all do. Yea it's kinda run down, but most are. Still was able to get from point A to point B quickly. .

A dip station with escalator and elevator that's served by the 2 -3 trains. Some little local business. There's cellular service and free Wi-Fi. Nicely decorated floors. Very clean too…

Small subway station with 2 and 3 service. Platform is small and although there is a station manager, the platform is served by 2 large elevators that have poor service. Avoid and walk to the Borough Hall station if you can.

Pretty sketchy at night, you have to enter through a door by a building, so keep an eye extra open when looking for this station

ADA Accessible to the mezzanine only, not the platforms. The station recently got yellow platform barriers.

A deep station that's served by the 2/3 trains. There's cellular service and free Wi-Fi. Very clean too.

The place is filthy. The doors are broken. Homeless laying on the floor. Deli prices are higest in the neighborhood, and their flowers are way, way, way, overpriced. Shoe repair place does good work, not excellent and repairs are very expensive. The prices of the tailor next door are unbelievable. And beware the GRISTEDES SUPERMARKET across the street BEWARE!

The fact that the only way to the platform is through elevators will add anywhere from 5-15 (sometimes more) minutes to your commute during peak hours. During rush hour the elevators get beyond packed, which is a nightmare in the summer. They also like to shut them down sometimes so there is only 1 or 2 out of the 3 available. I much prefer elevated stations or ones that at least have stairs and/or an escalator. Regardless, the 2 and 3 trains are pretty frequent...usually 5 or so minutes apart.