So this place is pretty incredible. Yet another repurposed pier on the west side, but great use of the space, with plenty of room to spread out and enjoy some excellent food. I had lunch at Nom Wah (fan fried noodles with crispy chicken) and grabbed dessert at Zaab Zaab (mango sticky rice) for my walk home. There is an awesome food vendor here for every craving and taste. I can already tell I'll be inventing more reasons to hang out on the west side (when it's not overrun by cruise ships). The food hall is an impressive collection of local businesses, all of it really top notch. Great service and food quality. The space is massive with lots of seating and places to sit, linger and enjoy the scenery. The upstairs roof deck adds even more space. WiFi is good, several citibike docks nearby and the sound levels are surprisingly bearable. Highly recommend! read more

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I stopped by for an afternoon pick me up. I got a French onion grilled cheese ($13) from the James Beard Popup. It took 7-10 minutes because he had do make it fresh. It hit the spot! It was really good because of the onions and because I was also really hungry. read more

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Found this place while browsing Google Maps before our show at City Winery, and I'm so glad we stopped by -- great food options, an awesome rooftop view, and a fun vibe overall. It was pretty crowded, but we still managed to find seats at a tabletop. There were so many choices that it was hard to decide, but we went with a prosciutto sandwich from Due Madri, shrimp toast from Bessou, and a shrimp taco from Mijo. Everything was delicious! We also had a cup of wine, which we enjoyed while wandering around and checking out the shops. I'd definitely come back for both the food and the views. read more

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ANOTHER SHOPPING PIER. What do you do with all those piers? We don't need them for shipping anymore thanks to containers and you only need a couple of cruise ship docks uptown. So, you turn them into food and shopping. There is a park on top of this one c l e v e r! It's really very modern. With small food venues downstairs and a couple of big restaurants on top. Fun times on the Hudson River. Cheers! read more

Market 57 - Food Court Near Me - New York, New York

Pretty decent food hall with a variety of options. Nothing seemed over the top nor bad. Restrooms and ample seating. Some with nice views. They had a nice rooftop though. That was 5/5. read more

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It's scenic, it's spacious & has lots of cuisines venues. It even has a Hot Dog stand for kids but I'm sure it's for anyone who just wants a hot dog Lol It has a winery & beer restaurant & bar as u enter the market. Then a bistro, & it opens up to a venue of many small restaurant venues of different tastes. In the far rear of Market 57, is a quaint bar. Nice for meetups, especially if ur running late . Sit down have a drink mature atmosphere. However, if u don't drink there r lounges to sit in rear b4 the bar over looking the side of the water front. The Rooftop, is gorgeous on all angles. I'm sure this Spring & Summer will be lit The only problem I have is the amount of ppl allowed to walk through the eatery's with dogs . Dog hair flys in the hair & settles on food. I'm allergic as well, so I'm not interested in a dog licking my leg & having an allergic reaction. Who wants to take Benadryl or an Epi-Pen injection while out to eat? read more

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If I could pack this up and bring to TX I would! I thoroughly enjoyed the repurposed pier into a fun dining, hangout, shopping overall mixed use space. It was a great spot to catch a bite and sight see. There are many local food options and seating. We got rained in for a bit but not to worry because we popped into a wine bar and had a nice sit with drinks. Highly recommend visiting this unique space. I saw people eating, shopping, jogging, sight seeing, and overall enjoying themselves. read more

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We enjoyed our visit this food court that had a variety of food and dessert options. My friend and i had just finished enjoying the roof top views from Pier 57 and then headed down to enjoy lunch. We made sure we walked around to every vendor before we decided what to eat. lol. Initially we were going to eat outside and enjoy the views but sun and humidity was too high. My friend ate at Mijo- Mexican spot where she had three tacos. I ate at LoLo's, a seafood and Caribbean inspired spot. I ordered the jerk bbq ribs with plantains and fries and a side of Johnny cakes. My first time trying Johnny cakes which is like a sweet fried cornbread was in Anguilla and I fell in love. My friend enjoyed her light meal but I had a platter. lol. My food was delicious and very hearty. My meal could've fed two people but I simply had a to go plate and enjoyed the remainder of my meal the following day and it was as delicious. I will definitely check this place out again and try some other food options. read more

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Fab location with lots of space, eateries and good service. Attended a work event during the day in the middle of the week. The space was clean, spacious, lovely views and had numerous dining opting including a fabulous coffee spot!! Would definitely return. read more

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Honestly, just nothing worth eating, and crowded. I really don't get it, why it would be crowded, but when you walk around an entire food court you don't see a single thing worth your time and money.... read more

Not as many food vendors as I expected for the size of the building but, it's mixed use with meeting rooms and other things going on. We enjoyed the Italian deli and the brisket sandwich we had from them. There was still a variety of foods to satisfy most. Bathrooms were clean and properly stocked with appropriate supplies. The area over all was very clean. read more

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This market was a pleasant place to stroll around, with all the stalls emitting enticing aromas, although we didn't end up trying any of the food. We walked through and took the elevator up to the rooftop park at the Pier. The building itself is quite large, and we didn't venture all the way back to the bar, which was located beyond the market and elevator area. On a Friday afternoon, there was a moderate crowd, including a charming dog, and the staff were helpful and strategically positioned throughout the market to assist with any questions visitors might have. read more

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Stopped by for a quick bite post Little Island visit; must say, very impressed. I'm always disappointed when I visit markets in Europe and come back to NY and ask the same question "Why can't NY have a market as great as La Boqueria or Naschmarket?" Well my friends, we almost do at Market 57. Not only do you have a variety of food options, Japanese, Thai, Chinese, Indian to name a few, it's a great place to dine solo or with friends, people watch and take in stunning views of Little Island and Pier 57. Highly recommend! read more

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Wow! What a fun multi-faceted located filled with a food court, community spaces, and the roof top garden??!! First off, I love this place because it is not as overrun as Chelsea Market as yet. But I see the ads going up all over the place, so the rush is coming. I love that the Hudson River Park-Healthy on the Hudson morning Yoga and HIIT classes are held indoors here in one of their community rooms. However, the food court leaves me underwhelmed. At first glance you feel excited to try the spots with long lines and the aroma enticing you to grab a bite but thus far, I have taken a bite from a few vendors and have not been impressed. Here are my first impressions: Bessou- Ordered the FRIED CHICKEN KARAAGE Japanese-style fried chicken HOT HONEY NANBAN. The order of 3 cost $13 including tax. The chicken had little flavor, and the meat did not look or taste fully cooked. Zaab Zaab- Orderd Thai iced tea with the wob beef and white rice were generous in portion but bland in flavor even with the medium spice request and fish oil The James Beard Foundation- Platform Guest restaurant Honey Bun had some enticing dish titles. We decided to have the chicken tenders with a biscuit and a side of mac and cheese. The sauce that came with the tenders helped the flavor. But the tenders were small. ( I thought of the chain restaurant Raising Canes because the sauce was similar) The mac and cheese should have just been called macaroni because the cheese was barely there and there was hardly any cohesion of between the two to truly call is Mac and Cheese. The bisquit tasted, ok. read more

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Live coming here ! It was the best place to grab something to eat while walking around the city ! There's so many options for food and everything it's made to order ! The Korean restaurant noodles were amazing ' just be ready to place your order with time since it's gets a busy in the weekends. read more

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The food hall to end all food halls. Across from Little island, the market reminds me of an updated Industry City meets the seaport. Great indoor outdoor flow, not to mention a rooftop park - wow It's massive with a James Beard Test kitchen in the rear of the space. The vendors lean towards BIPOC and there's an array of options. I went with Mijo & tried Local Roots vegan noodles. Mijo is owned by Famy Gerson and it features paper as tacos & flautas. Ate: Mushrooms Carmitas 2 $4.75 The wild mushrooms and tortilla were so so perfect I had another. The rooftop park is insane and this place should prove to be wildly popular in warmer months.One caveat we're bathrooms were dirty Tuesday at 3:30 which I don't get??? read more

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This was a dope experience! This place has something for everyone from authentic rolls, to curry, to ice cream. All the businesses are pretty much lunch oriented. The things sold here aren't the most filling but will definitely be a "pick me up" for your day. As for the businesses, they're alllllll good, I get why people come more than once to just try other things. There's MANY options. It looks like a huge warehouse where you can order, eat and hangout after because of the pier. Overall the location is great and peaceful, places to park your bike as well. Great for a solo day or a trip with friends. I will say, It's on the pricier scale for your typical lunch so be ready for that. I had "Lolos" chicken and jerk ribs. I WAS HIGHLY IMPRESSED. Even though I waited a while for them (20+ mins) I was debating actually buying another order of wings. The staff was super sweet and patient. Thank you for everything! read more

Market 57 - Jerk ribs - Food Court Near Me - New York, New York

Market 57 offers several different food vendor options; Vietnamese, Japanese fried chicken, Mexican, soul food, middle eastern, Indian, seafood, Chinese, etc There's also a roof top you can visit to take in a beautiful view of the Statue of Liberty. read more

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Read about this new spot open near the Chelsea market and made a point to check out. It was in the afternoon so two of us shared a few quick bites One samosas from Ammi and it was fantastic. The red pepper flakes had some nice heat. And a fried chicken sando from bessou. The Japanese fried chicken is a little too saucy to our liking. Enjoy the view and the vibe of the location read more

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Nice little spot get rest and get some food. Good selection and place is clean. Just a bit expensive for the food offered and portioned. Definitely a tourist spot and priced. Visit when you are in the area. Great views of the water while having lunch. read more

Market 57 is a great new food court to check out near little island and pier 57 rooftop! The place recently opened in April 1, 2023. We tried out Bessou, their crispy rice and chicken karaage were delicious. Lots of places to sit but it can get a little crowded. Would recommend checking out the international food court if you're in the area! read more

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08.11.2023 @ 7:10pm Clean and have some food vendors, not as much food choice and crowded as the Chelsea Market. Can go to the roof top for a nice view of the Little Island. read more

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Honey Bunny food kiosk is located inside Market 57. A recent visit just to eat this famous fried chicken was a few weekends ago. Chef Jared Howard was in residence and beaming away. That looked promising. I paid $18 and change for the Maryland Fried Chicken Tenders Meal. The description was of "2 Jumbo Chicken Tenders with Sweet Potato Salad and Biscuit." When I opened the box, I needed a magnifying glass to inspect the size of those tenders. Jumbo? Not by a long shot. What was "jumbo" was the potato salad which had a dressing that was acidic. The garlic biscuit was tasty but I wanted chicken! Another piece would have helped. After all I wasn't expecting half a bird. I don't plan to return anytime soon unless three jumbo pieces are in that box. No, make that four so that I don't have to whip out a magnifying glass and fully enjoy my meal. read more

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Walked through here on the way to check out the rooftop garden, and it's a very nice space, many different stores with different types of food. As per usual in markets like this, food is extremely expensive and portions didn't look big from what I could see. Nice AC and scattered spots to sit, area looks very new and clean. read more

Loved this place! I liked being able to get different things from all the different places. Lots of options and the service was quick at each place. I was able to order at multiple locations while I waited for food. Not overly loud there. Gluten free options of dumplings. I would visit again! read more

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I love the diversity of international dining options- should be something to suit every palate. I got dosa and my son had chicken biryani from the Indian stall Ammi- good portion and reasonably priced. My daughter got a sandwich from Due Madri- prosciutto and pecorino cream sandwiched between focaccia- really good but sticker shock at $26 for essentially a fancy ham and cheese. For as large as the space is, I think more seating would be nice. It's all around the perimeter- I'm sure as to not impede flow, but it was hard to find a table and 3 seats. The rooftop is the star in my mind- fantastic views (especially at sunset), grass, architectural elements...nice place to relax after a meal. read more

Market 57 - Food Court Near Me - New York, New York

The food was good but not great. I got the Mac and cheese from Ras. It was good but had a bitter after taste. They had a small menue there as well. The server also told me they had a place in Brooklyn with more on the menu, I would give that a try. The jerky ribs from Lolo tasted good but they were not jerky. I didn't taste any jerk from it. I would probably order something different next time I go. The place was pretty spacious, and I love the rooftop park. It was just too cold that day for us to enjoy upstairs. I would go back there during the summer. I hope to see more vendors. read more

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Came for the food, stayed for the view... I biked down the Hudson River greenway on the west side to get to Market 57 food hall at Pier 57 in Manhattan, and the views were stunning from the moment I hopped on the bike and throughout my visit to the food hall. The food hall is located inside a large, beautifully aesthetic modern building with open windows and a spacious floor plan. I went on a Sunday around 4:30pm and aside from a few specific, more narrow aisles, despite the slight crowd of people, it wasn't too hard to navigate around. I had to do an entire figure eight walk around before deciding what to do order, because there were a good amount of different vendors to check out. They're all centralized in the same area, which made it a quick walkthrough. After some debating, I started off with an Orange Creamsicle flavored milk tea at Local Roots. The flavor was on point and was absolutely DELICIOUS, I only wish I got more bang for my buck for the price I paid ($8 and some change before tip, for a small size with sub oat milk). I felt like it should have cost maybe $5 or $6 for that amount. But otherwise, I enjoyed it. For my main course, I decided to get a taco from Mijo. I went with the pollo with mole. The mole sauce was decently tasty, but nothing special. They did give a good amount of meat which I appreciated, and for the price of $4 or $5 something plus change for their tacos, I thought it was well priced. Unfortunately, the taco itself was rather plain in both toppings and taste. They did offer four different sauces, and as someone who usually goes for a mild, mild-medium, or medium sauce, I personally found all of them to be too spicy, even their one with the least amount of spice. My friend also ordered a taco there, as well as a Japanese style 3pc Fried Chicken Karaage ($12) with added sauce (+ $0.50 each) at Bessou. He felt the same way as I did about the taco. As for the chicken, he thought it was crispy and overall decent, but he didn't get much bang for his buck size wise and also wasn't much of a presentation. Overall, we weren't too impressed with what we ordered unfortunately. However, there are so many more options to try at these food stands and others that it would be worth a second chance when I'm around, but nothing I'm going to go out of the way for as of now. Hot tip: once you order, walk past the food hall and there are a good amount of standing tables and seating areas inside, or take it on the patio or the rooftop park outside! What captivated us the most was the view from Pier 57's multi-level Rooftop Park. With a beautiful, panoramic skyline view, including a view of Little Island, it's perfect for taking pictures and just relaxing. We were there at sunset, which made for an even more picturesque moment. If you're looking for a great photo op, this is a spot I'd recommend! read more

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Market 57 is a food hall with lots of great options tucked away inside the pier. I live in Chelsea and never would have known this was here, but it was bustling with people so I may be in the minority. The food options are a bit more exotic and elevated than those at Chelsea Market, which is what I expected given James Beard's involvement. You can take your food up to the roof which has a lovely view but not a lot of seating. In fact, there's a lack of seating overall. There are more standing than seated tables here, so I wouldn't necessarily recommend coming here to "hang out". It's more of an eat and go type of place. We did discover some tables outside on the ground level on our way out, but there are only a few of them. I'll definitely be back to try all of their interesting food concepts, but just probably not with a group ;p read more

So this deserves 4.5 but I rounded up given the overall vibes. Vibes- open, diverse options, clean, bustling yet not stuffy, bright, permanent separated food stalls with bright colors and clean lines. Great place to grab food after work with friends or on a casual date- or on a date with yourself Food- James Beard Experimental kitchen- the sweet potato croquettes were the best form of sweet potato I've ever had and one of the best bites I've ever had Due Madri by the butcher girls- amazing Bianca sando, top notch- the aioli really made it stand out Nom wah- big big disappointment- I love dim sum and this was not it. They seriously undercooked the dumplings and my sister almost refused to eat it bc it seemed like raw dough- shu mai was ok I'd 100% come back but not going to nom wah - but why would I when there are so many things to try! read more

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Market 57 is a great new addition to Chelsea! I've already been here a few times and love the focus on minority-owned / women-owned businesses. The fried chicken from Bessou and ice cream from Malai are must gets! This food hall is still a hidden gem, making it a great alternative to Chelsea Market during prime lunch/dinner hours. There aren't a lot of tables but plenty of bar stool seating overlooking the Hudson! read more

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Market 57 is like being in Foodie Heaven. The ambiance is so fresh and cool looking. As far as the food, Heaven. There are so many amazing choices from Hamburgers to South East Asia and everything in between. I highly recommend this place in The Chelsea Piers. Happy New Year Everybody read more

Market 57 is part of a new project that involves a three level park with outdoor and indoor areas (with comfy chairs!) The international food court is the best I have seen in the city. Seems food courts are the new thing. This one has great views of the river and sunset. I tried Mijo, creative tacos, great service good price. Several more restaurants are opening for indoor and outdoor dining .check this place out. My new go-to for casual New York City dining! On the water no less! read more

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Came on the weekend and for some reason this place is packed with families and kids. Super weird place to bring your children to, considering it's very crowded and a lot of lines. Strollers and kids and dogs running around were just adding to the chaos. Nom wah was also extremely slow, took about a half hour to get food after ordering and waiting on a long line. Maybe come during the week instead. Only plus was the views, and the food was good once i got it read more

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Guys! This place is incredible. Clean interior with the best view of the water and the little island. Food inside is alright, but the highlight for us was the massive amounts of seating and the rooftop park. If you have family visiting or want to take your kids someplace fun, I'd highly recommend coming here! Compared to Chelsea market, it's much more modern and spacious. Not nearly as much to do (no shops and food is nooooot as good). read more

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I came here to hang out with a bunch of friends and none of us had ever been here. We were glad to have picked this place. There is so much space that we had enough room to get an entire table for ourselves at the back. There are varieties of cuisines to suit everyone and great views too. There is enough room to walk even to burn off what you have eaten. The roof top is a different experience. The views are amazing. You can choose to be indoors or outdoors and be at your own pace and space unlike many other places or food courts in NYC. read more

Another over-priced food hall in the city. This is a rough average of the 6 places I've tried thus far here: Zaab zaab - just ok, very limited menu, and a far cry from the actual restaurant locations imo Bessou - really good fried chicken and huge portions for the price, the crispy rice sushi was pretty good too Nom wah - the dumplings were decent, but the noodle was bad Malai - amazing ice cream, but you really can't mess this one up Good to Go - dishes change all the time here, the tiramisu was great, the lamb loin entree was not Lotus Roots - good, typical bubble tea shop. read more

Outstanding food service location space began options great food fun place to meet with friends

Nice food options but I hope they get more. Their roof top area is really nice with even a bathroom up there. They have parking attached also which is nice. Overall you need to check it out for yourself read more

The food we managed to get was great. But this place is challenging--crowded and understaffed. So much money left on the table, because most kiosks--at 7pm on a beautiful Saturday--had zero staff and no food. It's like a business trying NOT to make money. Having said that...the space and the food (we found...) was flavorful, fresh and fun. Seems like we'd have had more luck at lunch. read more