Place

Dock 72

Coworking Space

Open4.5(96 reviews)Navy Yard, New York, United States

Dock 72 is a coworking space in Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York, United States.

1Opening hours

Mon–Fri
8 AM–5 PM
Sat–Sun
Closed

2Reviews8 excerpts, newest first

  • A+ building and good support team. My only draw less than 5 is I find the food options in building are a bit pricey and limited. How about a bagel as example?
  • Worst set up plaza in the entire city. Rude security that wants to flex their power over people. Told me I had no reason to be there, when I had a delivery for the building and was on the phone with my customer.
  • Bright open space and incredible variety odlf well made delights pizzas burgers salad and specials sheesh always excited to try something new
  • Amazing building and views
4 more reviews
  • There is scaffolding up covering most of the benches outside- anybody with a mobility issue has to walk an extra 5mins to sit anywhere when waiting for a ferry. It feels like they really don’t care about anybody with a disability- I have complained to the navy yard for months about this and they won’t help.
  • As much as this building is pristine, modern, with beautiful views, I dread coming here. Many of the staff I’ve encountered are unhelpful and disinterested. As a premium building, it’s completely shocking and unacceptable that the staff are not friendly, welcoming, and happy to be of service. The QR codes always have an issue for guests. Despite having gone to the office over 10 times, my card stopped working and they said they found no record of me in the system. I’ve provided feedback to my company but I have seen no improvements over the past few months. I will work from home more to avoid…
  • The staff at the beautiful building is A one. The engineering dept is the best, right there to help you or fix any problems. Building management is top notch along with extremely competent security
  • You can now walk from ferry dock directly into building.

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