Brooklyn Design Center Tour – Industry City

Go behind the scenes with us at this state-of-the-art design, tech, media, food and beverage hub.

 

Quick Details Location: Brooklyn Duration: 3 Hours on Fridays Tour Capacity: 14 people. Our groups are small for intimate, high-quality experiences. Tour Includes: Tour guide, 2 savory tastings, 2 sweet tastings and behind the scenes access at 2-3 makers!

Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, is a 16 building, 6 million commercial square foot redevelopment, with 5 acres of open space. It is the largest privately funded adaptive reuse project in the country.

With amazing restaurants, shops, artist studios, co-working spaces and more, locals and visitors alike can explore for hours on end. Originally built in 1906 as a intermodal shipping facility to support manufacturing and distribution of products, it served as an important industrial site, but over the years manufacturing evolved and left the city, the site fell into disrepair. In 2015, the buildings that comprise Industry City were purchased by the same developers as Chelsea Market.

There is so much to see on campus. Let Like a Local Tours do all the work. A couple savory tastings, a couple sweet tastings, plus we go behind the scenes on the ground floor and upstairs. We finish with a beer tasting at Big aLICe Brewing and with a chance to shop the goods we’ve seen in the making (with special discounts!).

Your tour will include a visit to the following:

FOOD

4-5 of the following:

• Ends Meat
• Li-Lac Chocolate
• One Girl Cookies
• Sahadi’s
• Blue Marble Ice Cream
• Table87 Pizza
• Big aLICe Brewing

MAKERS

3-4 of the following:

• Bee Raw Honey
• Brooklyn Candle Studio
• Christoph Pourney Leather Studio
• Ernest Porcelli Glass Art
• Happy Mencol
• Ian Love
• Micol Ceramics
• Teressa Foglia Hat Studio + Shop
• Wanna Date

Getting There:
Only three stops from Manhattan! Take the D, N or R subway to 36th Street in Brooklyn and then walk just two blocks!

“We had heard about Industry City but had no idea how incredible it is! So glad we visited with Like A Local Tours otherwise we would have missed out on lots of special places. And the food was amazing!”