Directory Details
- Address
- 305 Schermerhorn St, Brooklyn, NY, 11217
- Phone
- 718-855-6714
- [email protected]
- Hours
- Daily Temple Schedule 4:30 AM - 9PM
ISKCON Brooklyn - Hare Krishna Center
305 Schermerhorn St, Brooklyn, NY, 11217
Reviewed Directory Profile
Historical dataset profile
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- Imported historical dataset
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- Primary source type
- Historical workbook
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Deities and Traditions
- Lord Krishna
Temple Images and Deity Photos
Services, Poojas, and Facility Notes
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| Service or Pooja | Suggested Donation ( At Temple ) |
|---|---|
| No info available | No info available |
Hall Rental Notes
- No info available
Historical Review Excerpts
Review snippets came from the source workbook and may reflect public reviews available around 2018.
Google Such good food! Eggplant parm is amazing, samosas are delicious. Most of the food is vegan, the rest is vegetarian. I’m neither and I’ve never not been 100% satisfied with lunch here.5 Stars
Google A Wonderful Place to Worship and to get Divine Teachings of The Bhagavad Gita. Hare Bo!5 Stars
Google Wonderful music (Kirtan) n even more wonderful Lordships Sri Sri Radha Govindadev💕5 Stars
Google Most beautiful temple in New York ..5 Stars
Google Good place to have vegan food.4 Stars
Yelp This is a great temple. The devotees are full of energy and enthusiasm and literally dance and sing to the live beats of the dhol players. Everyone us extremely kind and welcoming. I went in with some queer friends and found the space to be extremely comforting. There is a beautiful mix of progressiveness and religiosity in this temple.The food is extremely delicious. Also check out the gift shop. Lots of interesting stuff.5 Stars
Yelp Yummy food most of it is vegan. Cupcake/cookie for $1 Samosa $2 1 item for $5, 2 for $7, 3 for $9, 4 for $10. Full meal for $12. Temple is pretty too. The mid-day prayers(arti) is at 12:30 pm - 1 pm. Wednesday lunchtime offerings: nutloaf - MUST HAVE Tofu fritter - MUST HAVE Spinach pakoda(fritters) - highly recommended Cabbage salad Green salad with vinaigrette chickpeas with bhatura(plain flour deep fried bread) Potato with paneer(cottage cheese) Yellow dal(lentils)4 Stars
Yelp Maybe it was because I went on a Saturday morning, but there was no one there. Absolutely empty, aside from the Pandit-ji and the staff. The sanctum is large, and they just have the Hare Krishna mantra playing with a large altar just for Krishna. Be advised that this is because it is an ISKCON facility, and because I don't follow the Hare Krishna movement, I was not especially pleased. The place itself is clean and big, but if you're looking for more typical Hindu worship facilities, check out the Hindu Temple Society in Flushing instead.2 Stars
Yelp Always a spiritually moving experience. This place will pull on your heart strings. Love it.5 Stars
Yelp Really good food. Generous portions. Lots of variety. Served with a smile every time. Positive energy in the food. Good price. Love this place. It's an underground discovery, literally and figuratively. ( it's in the basement)5 Stars
Source and Verification Notes
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Sources checked
US Hindu Temples 2.xlsx