Nowadays

"Absolutely livid. A staff of tyrants. The experience started well, we loved the idea of the place but the execution was unacceptable. After paying $28 for a ticketed event, we were kicked out after glancing at a phone on the dance floor. Even after immediately putting the phone away and apologizing for the accidental rule break, they pretty aggressively escorted us out. Not giving us a chance to notify our group that we had to leave and barely giving us time to get our coats. We are a very tame, rule following group. Not at all rowdy or causing any kind of disturbance. We were treated as if we had done something intolerable. While we were super on board with the rules set out at the start of the night, excited to not be on phones on the dance floor, relieved that there were guidelines in place for making it a safe, welcoming, and inclusive space, we left feeling disrespected and honestly shocked that that’s how the night ended. No plans to ever go back to this place."

"This small, wacky, commune-feeling piece of Brooklyn is something I adore. Water stations, outdoor fire pits for the winter, yurts—they're really doing it right. This place's personnel was the most hospitable and courteous of any nightclub in the city. Excellent design and decent sound and dance floor. This place was amazing! Nonstop was fantastic these days."

"Love love love love love this little funky commune feeling slice of Brooklyn. They are doing it right - water station, fire pits outside in the winter, yurts… incredible. The staff here stood out as being welcoming and kind more so than any other nightlife venue in the city. Great layout and pretty good dance floor/sound. Loved it here! Nowadays Nonstop was great."

"Cool spot to get a drink, listen to some good music, play some games and enjoy your time with your friends. The outdoor is spacious with a lot of seating. There's some hammocks scattered about, benches and seats of different types. The food is not bad at all. The drinks are good too."

"Great outdoor place for a small or large get together. Didn't feel crowded but it helped that I had a reservation (cost $5 per person). There are fire pits available but I would not recommend since smoke or fire just flies into your face when the wind picks up. Firepit reservations cost more per person. There are QR codes on the table so its super easy to pull up the menu. I ordered drinks and food at the bar myself. Cocktails start at $11 and there are pitchers available for some cocktails. Shochu lemon sour tastes exactly the way it sounds. I had the fried chicken sandwich which came with a lot of shredded cabbage. The chicken was quite crispy but could have used some more sauce."