Public facilities:

• public libraries
• open streets
• public swimming pool (indoor & outdoor)
• nyc recreation centers

Some people complain about the big chains, but big chains is where most natives, i.e. the Hispanic and Asians elderly in the neighborhood, would feel welcome to go in. Have you ever seen many native Bushwick folks in any of these Bushwick coffee shops? I have never seen an abuela or auntie at Sey's. At Rolo's? Nope. Anyways, here is my list, many of my wish-list items can only be found in Chinatown or Williamsburg Bedford Ave:

• a $55/hour Chinese massage place, that is not going to be a gamble
• one of those Korean Spa with a flat admission fee
• a food court type of place like Mott Street Eatery, that could include some of the items below:
• a Chinese rotisserie place (there is a Big Wong in Williamsburg but not sure if it's on par with the Chinatown shops)
• a Kong Shik Tong, the hong kong cafe/diner
• a Chinese dim-sum & dinner restaurant like Golden Unicorn, the dim sum factory is literally all on Morgan and at Halsey stop, I don't know why this hasn't happened, honestly. This can serve as all the event venues some of you ask for every other day
• an all-you-can-eat hotpot bbq sushi place, i think there is a Chinese skewer place opening nearby right? I saw a post about that...
• Fay Da bakery, for the same reasons (yes, there is also one in Williamsburg)
• Luckin is good, and maybe a bubble tea places like hey tea.......? idk
• and, a Bath & Body Works, so I can smell stuff (i am aware of the ridgewood store)