Suggestions for Community and Government near North Slope, Brooklyn

Taiowa W. • September 23, 2021A convenient place to handle your shipping and copying needs. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It can get busy during the day so be prepared for a small wait.

Daniel B. • October 21, 2012This is an awesome church filled with very friendly people! From the moment you walk in you will be bombarded with greetings from people who genuinely care! Come visit and see for yourself!

Shah • November 30, 2015Incredible book store with a really diverse selection. The kind of place you go both when you're looking for something specific or just browsing for an unplanned gem.

Criss S. • October 18, 2017Great programs The new building and facilities are just great. The people are all friendly and welcoming. That outside garden is so tranquil and inviting. 💖💖

Taty S. • August 7, 2021Lovely garden. Great community hang out place. Surprised that not a lot of people know about it.

Edwin • September 25, 2012Don't bother with the elevator, it rarely works and you know you need the exercise.

Scottie R. • March 22, 2014Worried about getting HIV? PrEP can help you stay HIV negative. Contact APICHA Community Health Center 1.866.274.2429 http://4sq.com/NA6C5P

Compass • August 12, 2013The raised-bed vegetable, flower, and public compost site also fosters a free garden tool-lending library, plant sales, and outdoor natural dye workshops.

Jere K. • December 26, 2018Open 7 days a week for a variety of programs or just hanging out (free wi-fi). The Pride Pantry also offers free toiletries and supplies to LGBTQ+ people facing housing uncertainty.

Par T. • October 16, 2012Don't ride your bike on the sidewalk.

NYC Percent for Art • September 27, 2012While you're here, find Ousmane Gueye's sculpture, "Traveling Books and Secret Pages," inspired by a quote of Langston Hughes, celebrating knowledge. Read the quotes from Hughes's poetry too.

Kecia S. • April 27, 2023Great place and they are doing great things for the youth and communities.

Lisa L. • March 22, 2011Take the stairs.

Melissa D. • October 24, 2013You can order organic groceries and pick them up at the garden from Bed-Stuy Bounty on Thursdays.

Ish R. • July 25, 2017Tiny community garden hidden away in lower east side. Perfect for just sitting in the summer and reading a book. Chat with the locals and have a little picnic.

Taylor • June 6, 2012Small and hidden, but when it's open and you can find a space, great place to savour the gardens and think.

Dee A. • December 18, 2011Some say it's quiet, we say it's calm =) great neighborhood, clean & great views close by- like the statue of liberty.

Caroline G. • July 25, 2009You can bring food and have a yummy brunch with friends under the grape trellis. They also have a BBQ. Just remember to donate to the volunteers!