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A massive Brooklyn mixed-use project, City Point BKLYN provides a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment opportunities all in one place. This central hub are a great spot to relax.
You can view the different floors (Labeled L1, L2, L3, L4) using the interactive map above. Scroll down to browse shops by category, or type the shop’s name into the search bar in the upper-left corner of the map. Zooming in/out and entering full screen mode are also possible with the buttons found in the lower-right-hand corner of the map. Simply move your mouse cursor across the map and scroll to zoom in.
How to Use the Interactive Map
On the map, you’ll find a list of levels across the top right side; if there is a shop on that floor, it will show up on the map. You can click on the level label to view all the store on that floor. Tap on one of the store pins for more info about that shop, no need to wander aimlessly!
There are multiple levels to the development, and it create plenty of room for different activities. On the lowest level (L1), most of the commercial action take place, including a variety of eateries. There’s DIG INN for fast and fresh veggie bowls, Just Salad for grain bowls and wraps, Bang Cookies for fresh-baked cookies, and Van Leeuwen for ice cream treats. If you’re feeling hungry, there’s a Brazilian-style sit-down steakhouse called Fogo de Chão.
There’s also a ton of shopping on this level. Lululemon has athletic apparel, Primark has cheap fashion and home goods, and Sephora has all your makeup and skincare needs covered. And if jewelry is more your thing, head to Swarovski for some crystal bling.
But L1 isn’t just about fashion and food. It have special stores and services you won’t find anywhere else. The independent bookstore McNally Jackson carries gifts and books. Then there’s the Lovesac store with its modular sofa, and Joybird selling home furnishings. Casper sells mattress and other sleep products. For health and wellness, Warby Parker offers eye exams and eyewear, while Spear Physical Therapy offer rehabilitation care. For pets, there’s GoodVets, a veterinary clinic. Entertainment includes an interactive gaming challenge center called Activate, and the private school BASIS Independent Brooklyn is also here. Other businesses on the floor includes Wright & Goebel and Rumi.
On the second floor (L2) and the third floor (L3), there is fewer shops, but they’re the big ones. There’s still a Target on each floor… It sell everything from apparel to groceries to general merchandise. And Primark stays on those lower floors too. The education space at BASIS Independent Brooklyn goes up to higher floors as well.
L4 is the top floor, dedicated to sports and leisure. For sports fans, there’s Court 16, which include tennis courts for both lessons and games; and for movie lovers, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema offers an experience where you can eat while watching movies in your seat.
The directory map is interactive and up-to-date as of creation date, although the stores do shift over time. So we should of update this periodically. Bookmark it, because next time you want to check the directory, you can come here for easy access.