Fine dining restaurant offers stunning views and modern, elegant decor with a touch of Mediterranean charm. Atmosphere ranges from serene and elegant to lively with a DJ and high noise levels. Features include a fresh fish bar and live oregano plants, enhancing the dining experience.
Open fish market stands out with a wide selection of fresh fish. Staff introduce various fish types to new guests clearly.
"The seafood here is super fresh and tastes clean."
"The fish market here has incredibly fresh branzino and other daily catches."
"The French food here is amazing and so fresh."
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During NYC Restaurant week, Estiatorio Milos offers a 3 course lunch for $39 each.
They have a special lunch for $45.00 Monday to Friday that includes an appetizer, main dish, and dessert.
Expect a 1 hour and 30 min wait despite having a reservation for 8:30.
Raclette sandwiches feature melty Alpine cheese, fresh baguette, and classic fixings like gherkins and spring onions. Lines grow very long, reflecting steady demand despite high prices. The atmosphere is casual with a simple stall setup and a focus on hearty, warming food.
Jambon Cru sandwich features melted Alpine cheese raclette scraped over cured ham on a toasted baguette with spring onions, baby gherkins, and Dijon mustard. Baguettes come with high quality bread and fillings like salami and Brie, with cheese often heated before adding.
The market features a strong focus on Baked Cheese Haus Raclette, filling the air with the smell of melted cheese. Sandwiches here cost less than many other items at the market.
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Expect long wait times of 35-45 minutes for sandwiches during peak hours.
Sandwich prices range from $17 to $18, which is considered expensive.
There is no seating available; it's a grab-and-go style spot.
Soup shop with whimsical decor and a warm, welcoming vibe offers a creatively curated menu featuring fresh, homemade soups and breads. The space attracts a diverse crowd seeking hearty, multi-layered flavors in a casual market setting. It stands out for its woman-owned, innovative approach and variety of vegetarian and vegan options.
Quiches and sandwiches stand out with simple, classic flavors. Cornbread and grilled cheese add a comforting touch to the menu.
Lunch options come with a spot to eat on the mezzanine at the market. Chomps stands out as one of the warmest looking spots inside.
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Chomps offers a selection of four soups daily, along with focaccia and corn bread.
Expect a variety of vegetarian and vegan options on the menu.
Chomps is woman-owned and emphasizes fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
Modern waterfront complex offers luxurious architecture and breathtaking Hudson River views. Spacious seating areas and outdoor amenities like an ice skating rink create a relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere. Visitors enjoy a mix of scenic photo spots and easy access to transit connections.
Freshly made crepes stand out, along with French-style sandwiches and upscale bakery items. A French bistro offers quick bites, and spots like Le District highlight the crepes as a must-try.
Overlooking the sea, the market features a luxury indoor setting with a French market section called Le District. It offers a mix of upscale and scenic shopping experiences.
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Oysters are available for 1 USD during the afternoon happy hour.
Free hot chocolate is available during the NYC Christmas Window tour.
The shopping center offers visual art points and dance shows during the Christmas holidays.
Food court with an open, modern design and bright, spacious seating creates an upbeat, social vibe. Loud club and rap music set a lively, energetic tone, attracting a local crowd who come to eat, meet, and unwind. A large bar and rooftop terrace add distinctive features for drinks and views.
Steak Frites stands out with its excellent quality and rich flavor. Both Patty Palace and Lori Jayne’s versions at Time Out Market Union Square deliver consistently satisfying French food.
A variety of great restaurants offer diverse food options, including a Tacqueria and shortbread by the slice. The market keeps a lively atmosphere with good energy and solid service, making it a popular spot to gather and eat.
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Wednesday is their infamous steak frites night.
Time Out Market Union Square offers a happy hour.
They do not accept cash directly and require buying a gift card.
European brasserie style creates a cozy, Parisian vibe with a classic atmosphere. The space invites relaxed conversation and enjoying unique cocktails alongside savory crepes and casual dining. It suits those seeking a calm break without feeling rushed or crowded.
Savory crepes like ham and cheese or bacon, egg, and cheese stand out for their rich flavors. Croque Madame sandwiches impress with their deliciousness, and classic desserts like creme brulee and macarons complement the menu well.
A variety of great restaurants gather in one convenient spot, offering diverse options. Bar Suzette stands out with its walnut pear goat cheese crepe and a relaxed atmosphere that avoids feeling claustrophobic.
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Going at night is recommended because they play house music for cocktails.
Expect a wait of about 20 minutes for food during lunch hours.
The restaurant now uses paper plates and plastic cutlery.
Grocery store spans two floors with an elevator and escalator, featuring a fresh bakery and inexpensive prices. Atmosphere feels hectic and busy, with a layout resembling a corn maze that can feel cramped at checkout. Offers a variety of products including authentic German pretzels and beer.
Croissants here are buttery and flaky, matching European quality closely. Baguettes and chocolate croissants are also available, with croissants selling out quickly due to high demand.
Offers unique products not found in other markets and features a fresh bakery. Prices stay affordable while covering almost everything needed for neighborhood shopping.
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Prices at Lidl are much cheaper than nearby grocery stores, often by a third.
Customers are charged 15 cents for a paper bag without prior notice.
The store has been out of eggs for over a week.
Gourmet grocery store with old-world charm and an edgy omni-deli ambiance filled with the aroma of specialty cheeses and coffee. Crowded with serious shoppers, the atmosphere can feel tense but remains a local institution known for its unique bakery and extensive gourmet cookwear upstairs.
French croissants stand out, especially the chocolate croissants which are both cheap and tasty. Hard-to-find items like Foie gras mousse and rich liver pate add to the French food selection.
An incredible selection of European food and unique products fills the market. The aroma is comforting, and the market includes a kitchen and cooking store alongside classic deli offerings.
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Parking is abysmal, so plan accordingly.
There is no restroom available for customers.
The #1 subway stop is right next to Zabar's for easy access.