Nassau Av

Someone told me that if on platform 9 3/4 I ran fast towards a wall column, I’d warp directly to my destination. Turns out that the person was correct. More so, the person must’ve been psychic since I had not even told ‘im that my destination was the nearby hospital!

This place is right outside of the station. When ever I get a chance and its not often. I stop and just get plain bagels, they have a wonderful menu, but I love fresh bagels. Trust me if you ever smelled fresh bagel baking in the air you would know what I am saying. A fresh hot bagel and some plain butter. Haven. If you like my review please hit the like link. Also please let them know that you read about this on my goggle guide page. Thanks.

This station is super confusing. Not enough information about what direction the trains go. Especially after you walk through the turnstyle. If you are here the first time, you might get lost. Whoever is in charge of providing information here, should get fired.

Never on time late nights. Estimated time arrival by MTA is not accurate.. 11pm-5am always and excuse for why the train is 20 to 45 minutes late.

Nassau Avenue is located in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn, the station is only served by the G train and the occasional rerouted F train during disruptions that prevent the line from getting into Mannhatan. Used as a terminus during the Greenpoint Tube rehabilitation, Nassau Ave can be used as the final station on the G train when there are works in the Greenpoint Tube. The station is clean, but does not smell plasent all the time.

Nice station. Kid friendly. Pet friendly. Not wheel chair accessible

Can get busy on some parts of the day/week.

Clean station with decent train service. Walk to the middle of the platform to catch the train.