When we first walked into 632 on Hudson we were immediately delighted. The old world charm and the intimate setting was exactly what we were looking for. So many of your guests commented how how much they loved the place. The service great and everyone was helpful. We loved the place so much that we are thinking of having another party there soon.

We actually were married in their sister space 632 Below - which a two floor space that includes a large and modern gallery-like open floor area and also an old-school speakeasy/lounge. The space was great to have both our ceremony and our wedding. The team at 632 made my wedding perfect. They were always professional and I will also remember them as an integral part of our wedding day. The event coordinator acted as my DOC and the owner was not only lovely, but designed all of the flower arrangements, which were beyond amazing. We had a cocktail style reception for 61 guests and the space worked amazingly for that easy vibe. It also easily fits double that amount of people.

I cannot say enough great things about the DOC services (Lindsey) and the flower arrangements. They were beyond my expectations with respect to both.

My only concern was the air conditioning or air flow in the main room. Because the kitchen is downstairs and all the heat from the caterers rose up into the main space, it was not sufficiently cool in main room during our ceremony - and we were married in early October, therefore I can imagine a Summer wedding would be hotter. I must say, however, that the team at 632 worked extremely hard on trying to accommodate, and that once the dancing started and the kitchen ovens were turned off, it was better.

We originally wanted to get married in Brooklyn, but after seeing 632 Below, there was very little doubt in our minds that this was THE place where we would get married. For anyone looking for a unique space, I would highly recommend 632 Below.

I would strongly caution anyone considering this venue for a production, private event, or any type of gathering. Between the questionable business practices, repeated attempts to charge additional fees, and the owner's aggressive conduct, this was one of the most concerning experiences I've had in my professional career.

I oversee multiple productions a month for a fashion company and have worked with countless venues throughout the years. I understand the complexities of managing a space, but what we experienced here went far beyond any reasonable business practice.

From the outset, payment and security deposit discussions were unnecessarily contentious. Once on-site, the owner repeatedly sought additional charges for supposed issues, including demanding we pay to steam-clean a rug in a room our team had never even entered. It felt less like a legitimate rental agreement and more like a constant search for opportunities to extract additional money.

Her conduct toward our crew and talent was equally unacceptable. She was consistently hostile, verbally aggressive, and confrontational. At one point, she entered an area we were shooting in and screamed, "Get the fuck out of here," despite never communicating that the space was restricted. Most seriously, she threw a metal rack at a crew member, with additional incidents involving physical contact with staff.

She also restricted elevator access without warning, forcing our team to carry heavy equipment up and down stairs. When the elevator later became stuck, she blamed us and demanded additional payment to retrieve our equipment.

Despite everything, our team remained professional, respected the property, and left it cleaner than we found it.

When booking a venue, you're trusting someone with your people, your budget, and the success of your event. That trust requires transparency, professionalism, and basic respect, none of which we experienced here.

I don't leave reviews like this lightly, but I feel strongly that others should be aware of what they may be walking into. Whether you're organizing a professional production, corporate function, or private celebration, I would strongly advise taking your business elsewhere.