So this place is pretty incredible. Yet another repurposed pier on the west side, but great use of…read morethe 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!

Found this place while browsing Google Maps before our show at City Winery, and I'm so glad we…read morestopped 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.

Great variety of food! A lot of seating in case you wanted to enjoy the food right away, but also a…read moregood take out spot.

Lots of seating and lots of different stalls to order food from. Great spot for a quick grab to…read moreeat. I got a galbi soup combo from a stall on the first floor in the back left corner. It came with some simple ban chan which didn't wow me but did the job. The galbi was tasty, I def had better elsewhere but it was still delicious and satisfied my craving. And the soup was very comforting, slightly spicy. I got the soybean paste soup.

Soccer here we go again! Yesterday I was here to watch the semi final between Spain and France…read more Having come from the gym with no home packed lunch, I had City Chick's tasty rotisserie chicken with Brussels sprouts and maple brushed sweet potatoes. This was my second visit to City Chick. Both Chepy and Suleman are kind and friendly. Jennifer had come with me and had the pork buns from Nikkeh-Ish. It's sad that France didn't score a goal but Spain won and will play in the World Cup Final on Sunday. Naturally, I will be here.

5 stars for Forsyth Fire Escape and Ploo! The market has less than a dozen vendors, but it is nice,…read moreclean and feels new. Some vendors close at 6pm on certain days so check before you go. Even the bathrooms were well maintained which in an public NYC market is high praise. We went for dinner and as a group of two tried tacos from Ploo, a margherita slice from Honey Pie Pizza, the pernil scallion pancake burrito from Forsyth Fire Escape, the pad see ew from Kinn thai and the chicken donor kebab sandwich from Kotti Berliner Doner Kebab. The tacos and burrito were definitely the best things were tried and were so good I would come back here just to get them again. We ordered one steak and one al pastor taco from Ploo. The tacos were small, but bursting with flavor. The tortilla gets a little wet from the sauce, so eat them quickly or use the fork they give you. They are a little pricey for the size ($5-6 each), but worth it. We loved both. The pernil scallion pancake burrito is as good as everyone says it is and deserves the hype. Extremely flavorful and I liked the mix of ingredients (I didn't think the queso frito (which is basically a mozzarella stick), would go, but I was wrong). My only minor comment since I like spicy food, is it could use a touch more heat. I want to try other things on their menu now since the burrito was so tasty. The doner kebab was very good (we have had it before at other locations) and a good size. The pizza and pad see ew were just okay (I found both to be lacking in flavor) and I would not feel the need to get either again. For whatever reason, it seemed like most things/entrees (beside the slice of pizza and a taco) were $16. So with tip and tax expect most things to cost you $20. The venue is spacious and they have a bunch of events during the week, we happened to be there on salsa night. Worth checking out for a quick bite or meal.

The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards is one of the prettiest malls I have been to. Not only is…read moreit immaculate but this multi level mall has everything and anything your little heart desires. From high end shops to affordable. The most expensive starting from the main level haha. It faces the Vessel which is a honeycomb structure that you can purchase tickets and climb. Well worth it as the views would be incredible. Hudson Yards is easy to get to by subway namely the 7 train as it lets you off practically at its doorstep. My tip is to wear comfy shoes and go hungry as you will not only get your steps in but have lots of food options from casual to sit down. Indeed something for everyone. There are just too too many stores to name but if you love to shop, like myself you will be bedazzled. Ahead of schedule, I went on their website so I could plan out my day. I was definitely blown away by all my favorite stores and then some. Additionally in my opinion it's the perfect place to be on extremely hot days and whenever there's rain. Or any time of year haha. Do not miss the lower level Mercado little Spain. Here you can have a small bite, a drink, a full on meal or a sweet treat if you like Spanish foods. You have got to check it out! If you are a shopper and a foodie, this is your place!!!

This mall style structure has been around since 2019, when they first opened they only had a few…read morestores and eateries opened. Fast forward to 2026 and they have a variety of eateries and specialty shops where you can find clothes, chocolates, and eyewear. The service in many of the sit-down eateries I've visited have been great! The quick service eateries are also good options to grab something on the go. You can visit this shopping mall and easily stay for several hours depending on what you're planning on doing. The stores and restaurants vary in price-range therefore it can be economical or expensive, depending on your specific visit. It's a great place to take out-of-towners who want to see something slightly different from the views of mid-town shopping centers.

Love this place and go here every time I'm in Chelsea Market! The service is quick, price is…read moredecent, and their dishes are pretty simple. There was one time I got the dry spicy beef noodles and the beef came kind of uncooked. We sent it back and they were able to quickly remake it for us. Hasn't ever happened again though. Not too much seating available here, but if you walk around the market, there are other places you could probably find seats.

Beef is tender and thickly sliced. Very generous quantity in a bowl…read more Soup is full of flavors. I'm not a big fan of knife cut long noodles. It is too wide and thick for my liking - so nothing against this place. It's just my preference.

Not much to choose from in the recently downsized 'food court'--the sushi and Chinese food (same…read moreowner) were shut down earlier this year and no one has replaced them. There is a Subway, Pizza spot, Burger/Catch-all spot, and 'The Gourmet Chicken'. Not much I can/would eat but for the omnivore in you, it'll do. Rumors abound that a Dunkin Donuts is moving into the old hair salon spot but I haven't seen anything there yet. Most people bring their own lunch and sit at the table that look out onto the harbor and you get a great skyline view of the city (Manhattan, natch). for the view alone and the relative quiet of Lincoln Harbor that gets an extra star.

In Weehawken, NJ on vacation and I was out one morning looking for somewhere to get breakfast. I…read morestop a kind gentlemen and he informed me about the Shops at Lincoln Harbor. There are not many shops here, but it satisfied my need for food. They have a pretty good size food court but few restaurants. My favorite restaurant was the Mediterranean Grill. I don't know what kind of seasonings were used on the chicken tenders, but I could devour it. These were the best chicken tenders I ever had and the plate is humongous. There is a Subway, a pizza spot and another restaurant but I don't remember the name. Also, a small CVS, shoe repair, another sandwich/breakfast restaurant and a convenience type store were located on the premises. The two big well known restaurants at Shops at Lincoln Harbor are Houlhan's and Ruth Chris Steakhouse. It is a nice and convenient shopping area across the street from the Sheraton hotel.

I think I grieved more for Urban Hawker closing than when my dad died…read more Urban Hawker wasn't successful in the way you'd expect any food hall to be successful-- their food wasn't spectacular. I rarely went home invoking a strong enthusiastic response to come back to eat something again. Their strong suite was location, space, and variety. What I loved most--besides having a reliable bathroom in Midtown--was what it became for the people around it. It was a place where office workers could decompress after work, grab a beer with coworkers, or catch up with friends they hadn't seen in a while. There was something refreshing about the atmosphere. People seemed relaxed and unguarded, shedding the polished professional persona they'd worn all day. It felt like watching the city exhale for a little while. And another thing I appreciated was their attempt to represent different nationalities under one roof. The more common items performed the worse and that's probably when you come to a space dedicated to hawker style cuisine, you expect to try some of their more novel stuff like Coffee Pork Fried Rice (from a stall that specialized in fried rice) or Noodles in Bechamel. I also frequently enjoyed their only drinks provider for the best Yuen Yang I've ever had. The method for making them seems theatrical at first but when you've had one that wasn't properly aerated, you truly taste the chalky bitter tannins. It was a good thing there was an experience worker there (possibly the owner). Who you got to make your drink was hit or miss because at varying times, my gf would be lucky enough to run into the one guy who could do it with oatmilk (she's lactose intolerant). It's sad to see this place go and there'll be many times ahead of us where we point out that that's where the Urban Hawker used to be.

I love visiting food halls, and Urban Hawker is no exception. There were plenty of seats, and you…read moreare expected to clean up after you're done with your food - Kueh Lapis, (4/5): such a fun dessert! I liked peeling the layers (though some didn't peel perfectly). It is mildly sweet and reminds of Filipino Biko - Stingray Fried Rice, (3.75/5): this was my first time having stingray and it's actually sooo tasty. the meat reminds of a sweet crab and flaky fish. though I was a fan of the stingray, the fried rice was just ok. Considering this came from a stall specializing in fried rice I subtracted some points - Ayam Gulai, (4.25/5): I didn't know quite what I was ordering, but I'm so glad I did! This stall makes their own chili sambal and it's sooo shrimpy, punchy and complex. It added a lot to the dish, with the curry chicken + slight hint of coconut flavors and the meaty paste on top of the rice. everything works pretty well together here - just the egg was a bit overcooked and the chicken was also just slight overdone. I would go to this stall again! Nice find- I like it a lot!

We picked up some lunch to go from the Moynihan Food Hall, located at 33rd Street and Eighth…read moreAvenue, inside Penn Station. The spot is a curated selection of the City's best food in the neighboring areas. There were so many tempting choices from salads to bowls, from pizza to fried chicken, from ramen to burgers...and more... The setup is very easy as the restaurants form a horseshoe around a large seating area. Great spot to grab some food if you are catching a train or if you are just in the area of Madison Square Garden or Penn Station.

This is a pretty good Food Hall all things considered. You've got options from ramen, to burgers,…read moreto pizza, to tacos - a wide variety. Service is kind, can get pretty busy at times because it's a Food Hall for a massive train station so be prepared for that. Ambiance is anywhere between quiet during nights and busy as a bee during peak hours.