Chelsea Market, New York City

I finally made it to Chelsea Market during my most recent visit to NY, and it did not disappoint! I love finding new market places and this one literally has everything. I couldn’t post all the pictures I took, but anything you can imagine this place having, it has. There are over 20 places to eat, with all kinds of options (Jamaican, Chinese, Mexican, Italian, Seafood, etc), there is something for everyone. After you eat, there is wine tasting, shopping, grocery, souvenirs, dessert, flowers, art work, etc. We ate at La Devozione and Lobster Place Seafood Market. Both were amazing! There is too much to see in one visit (we spent 3 hours there), but I had a great time and I can’t wait to return.

It’s a good place for tourists and locals. The food there is so delicious and not expensive. Also there are lots interesting stuff to be discovered. Some small shop services amazing food, definitely worth trying. It surprises me every time.

That wonderful Sunday morning experience was everyone needs in New York City! An eclectic mix of artisanal shops offering g everything from food, ice cream, pizza, to knock-knacks, organic produce and fashion. Great for Sunday brunch options, people watching and a general feel of what’s great about this city. I’d recommend it to everyone, visitors and residents alike.

Incredible cool food market. And forget about other food markets you may have visited in the past. Here you have EVERYTHING and more in terms of food. Since the market is in a former Oreo factory the whole setting has something industrial and cool. I can‘t recommend a special restaurant but no matter what you want to eat - they‘ll have it there.

Great indoor market with lots of unique stores and restaurants. Lots of air conditioning so perfect place to stop and escape the heat. Easily accessible from high line park if you are out for a walk and need to take a break and grab some food.