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    4.1 (51 reviews)
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    Sam H.

    Stopped in at the bar for a few drinks for a SoFar sounds event. Lowkey but loved the vibes and there was food spots of all types of cuisine to choose from. I had a chance to explore the expo space and it's in such a great location. I have plans to come back for trivia night on Wednesdays!

    Bathroom
    Susan C.

    Chill food hall with nice open ambiance and plenty of seating. I was in the area and came for lunch, there are about 6-7 vendors here, with a variety of food and drink options. Currently this includes: Ploo Taqueria, Kinn Thai, Avant Bar (coffee and cocktails), Ddobar (Asian-inspired ala carte and omakase), Extravert (green food and juices), JM Bakery, and Little Biggs (sandwiches). While not the largest in terms of vendor options, the space is clean, open and includes some nice touches like a couple library bookshelves (with books), a fussball and billiards table. Considering the location it's also not as crowded as some other food halls. The total space takes up about 60% of the first floor of a commercial building on 11th Avenue and 26th Street, it's definitely out of the way for most. Offices occupy the upper levels of the building, so it's convenient if you work in the building or live/work nearby. I saw a sign that said tenants of the building get a discount on food court orders too. Bathrooms are available and pretty clean.

    Little Biggs
    Arielle J.

    I got a Philly cheesesteak from Little Biggs. If I could give this place 0 stars I would. The staff, especially a woman behind the counter, was so rude. I asked her a question and she just looked at me. Customer service skills were horrible. The cook acted as if I was bothering him when I was asking about the difference between the breads. The sandwich itself was dry and had no flavor. I would not go here again.

    Billiards and communal dining
    Jeannie T.

    What fun vibes walking into this place. It's well lit and nicely laid out with plenty of seating and things to see. Olly Olly has at least five food counters and two of which are notable finer dining vs the fast food options. Plenty of cozy seating, communal seating and a relaxed atmosphere. Picture it: a Pool table, library, full bar, etc marketplace of food. What's not to like?! I came here to dine at DDOBAR and what a fantastic dining experience it was. Best part was the friendly staff everywhere and the very chic and very clean restroom facilities. Check out my review of DDOBAR separately.

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    Winny L.

    If you haven't been to Olly Olly Market, check it out...on the west side. A friend recommended that we come check it out for lunch one day and we did. Definitely not as crowded as other locations and much easier to find a place to sit down at. There are a several vendors for food options and also a bar for happy hour after work. They have a pool table and other games to entertain yourselves as well. Some of the vendors recently opened so always good to come back to check out some new places. Have been to a couple so far so will be back...esp for happy hour!

    Rosie C.

    A Hidden Gem - Olly Olly Market Olly Olly Market is a hidden gem that I'm so glad I discovered! This place is fantastic. The selection is great, the prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly. I love eating here and I highly recommend it!

    forsyth fire escape burrito
    Liana L.

    I'm really loving the proliferation of cool food courts in NYC - this one is no exception, especially as it houses the ultra-hyped Forsyth Fire Escape. If not for FFE, I probably wouldn't have heard of this food court, and I would've been majorly missing out. I came here a few days after opening and I was surprised to see that it's quite empty - maybe because its location is not super convenient? It's a beautiful space, and I would definitely hang out here more. The first time I went around 4:30 PM, FFE was already sold out, My friend and I opted to try a few vendors - DDOBAR, Pizza Friendly Pizza, and Ploo. The second time I went, I was able to snag a burrito from FFE on a Tuesday around 1:30 PM. Ploo - The Army of Meat taco was really amazing, though $7.50 is a bit steep for a taco. I would definitely get this again because it was very good. The Tongue n' Cheek was okay but I don't think I'd get it again. We got the Bone Marrow Salsa ($11.95) for free randomly because they apologized that our tacos took so long - it wasn't an issue for us, but they were really nice. DDOBAR - I've been to Yubu in the East Village before ($3.50-$4 for each yubu) and I loved it, so I was curious to try this place with slightly more elevated yubu ($5-7). Unfortunately, most of the ones we wanted were already sold out. We got four but I don't think any of them were particularly memorable, so I'll have to go back for the ones I actually wanted. I love that they provided finger gloves because I ended up using them for all the food we got. Pizza friendly pizza - We got the white anchovy pizza ($5.50), and I enjoyed the focaccia-like aspect of the pizza, though it definitely felt more like a focaccia with toppings than pizza. I couldn't really taste the white anchovy, unfortunately, and I would probably just get a different slice next time. Forsyth Fire Escape - I was most excited for this because of all the hype, and I was able to snag 3 burritos and a coconut thai iced tea to wash it down. One burrito is definitely a lot ($14), and I couldn't eat dinner that night because I was so full, so it's definitely a good price. It tastes exactly as good as you'd imagine, so I would recommend it, but I was personally a little disappointed because I've made a pretty similar dish (scallion pancake quesadilla + coconut adobo short rib + caramelized pickled onions + lao gan ma mayo + guacamole + pepper jack) and I realized that I can easily make this at home as well. I'm not upset that I tried it though because I'm happy that this is so doable at home. I felt the same way about the coconut thai iced tea ($6) because I've never thought of that combination, but this is also very doable at home. Overall, the food is solid and the space is gorgeous and currently still very empty despite having opened a few weeks prior. If I'm looking for a place to chill with a bunch of friends, I would definitely suggest Olly Olly. Service at every place I went to was excellent, and the food was very solid.

    Jackie M.

    Olly Olly is sort of hidden in this industrial new stretch just outside of Chelsea. I found this market due to the hype of the Scallion Burrito sold at the Forsyth Fire Escape. Like most markets, the place is airy, new, and has plenty of open seating and clean bathrooms. Plus it has a nice big bar and a perfect place to meet with groups. I focused on just the 1 item and was a bit disappointed with this burrito. Scallion pancakes, is a Chinese flatbread that I used to make as a kid. I may have liked the individual components but almost at $17, definitely not worth it. All the pancakes are pre-made so it's cold and hard and then it's topped off with what appears to be pulled pork, cheese and sauce. Overall, an underwhelming experience. Mostly because it wasn't made on the spot. Anyway, the review is more towards FFE, but there are other options out. Found the prices on the higher end, but seems to be on par with most Food Halls.

    Soon to open
    Franny A.

    A spanking new food hall opens in the Starrett Lehigh building something that building always screamed for.There's a really nice variety of vendors many still unopened. There was a dj on Wednesday and a convivial atmosphere. It's a stylish interior in a grand space. I have to say a little RIP for deco market sad the pandemic overruled it. Ate: Ploo Chips and guac $13 Pen'Coop chicken & 2 sides $14 The chicken and sides with two sauces were a great value. Guac more like a green salsa with some avocado but overall a great experience in my 'hood.

    Eunice K.

    I went for the soft opening without realizing it was their soft opening. I can't wait to go once everything is open Went around 630 pm and most the stores were closed. The bar, pizza place and ddo bar (yubu tart) were the only places open. Forsyth fire escape (scallion pancake burrito) sold out and was closed. Really wanted to try that... well I wanted to try all the restaurants lol. Anyway, got to talk to the founder without knowing she was the founder. I was super impressed with yubu tart. I didn't think yubu could be that good. It was soooooo good. The portions were perfect. It is a little salty for me but I think most would think it's perfectly seasoned. I loved that it wasn't overly stuffed with rice although I love the basic yubu with rice lol. I loved the toppings I tried and def want to try other ones. The earl grey soft serve was also really good! I love earl grey desserts and I love icy and not too creamy soft serve. It's more like McDonald's soft serve and not Dairy Queen/Rita's. I feel like it was the perfect ending to the meal. I want to try everything there. The chef we talked to was also so kind :) THEY HAVE FINGER GLOVES!!! The pizza place was good! Tried the pepperoni and it was gooood :) crispy bottom and lots of sauce and pepperoni. The mushroom fennel was good too. Bar is cute. Service is good! I told the bartender I didn't like my drink too sweet so he said he could make the drink without simple syrup :) appreciated that and the drink was good. Got the drink with the sparkling Fuji apple. They also have non alcoholic drinks available :) I cannot wait to try the other places and go back to the places I've tried. Bathroom is pretty! But you can see all the marks on the door.. but love how the door locks and stuff :) the interior of the whole space is great!

    Wagu chopped cheese, so good!

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