Market space blends elegant, tidy decor with a peaceful atmosphere reminiscent of a 1920s-1930s fish market. Variety includes fine dining restaurants, cozy bars, and specialty shops like a florist and cheese shop. Quiet energy suits those seeking a refined, calm food hall experience.
Fresh organic bread and beautifully presented pastries stand out with consistently great quality. Cakes and desserts come baked to perfection without Crisco, offering a tempting selection in a patisserie setting.
Prices stay affordable while offering a good variety and solid quality. The place features dishes from a renowned chef at a price that feels like a smart splurge.
"This market has an excellent selection of high-quality food products."
"The view of the Brooklyn Bridge is incredible."
"The bathrooms here are surprisingly clean and well-designed."
Good to know
The Tin Building is currently only open Thursday - Sunday from 12 PM to 5 PM.
Make sure you make reservations online to avoid long wait times.
Plan ahead and arrive early as it gets crowded around noon on weekends.
Food court combines market stalls and restaurant seating with live flamenco music creating a lively, upscale yet approachable vibe. Decor features vibrant colors and decorative ceramics evoking Spanish warmth and vitality. Visitors find a unique atmosphere reminiscent of bustling Spanish mercados.
Offers affordable prices alongside delicious food and a good atmosphere. Pricing stands out as reasonable for the area.
Good to know
Plan ahead to see the Flamenco dancing show, which runs from 6-8 PM on Thursdays.
Wednesdays offer half-priced bottles of wine during happy hour.
Happy hour features a great selection of options at the Food Hall.
Large indoor food hall offers multiple Asian vendors under one roof with a vibrant social atmosphere and lively energy. Bar and dessert stalls add variety, while seating is plentiful but sometimes crowded. Music volume can be high, creating a bustling environment suited for groups and after-work gatherings.
Prices stay very affordable across a variety of Asian street food options. Several restaurants offer tasty dishes at costs lower than many other city spots.
Good to know
Urban Hawker gets extremely busy from 12 PM to 2 PM due to lunch crowds.
Many stalls offer 20% discounts with Apple Pay on Monday nights from 5-10 PM.
The stalls close at 8 or 8:30 PM, despite a 10 PM closing time.
Communal seating at a long shared table creates a lively, sometimes noisy atmosphere where conversations overlap. Minimalist decor with light wood slats and curved pastry seating adds a sleek, Japanese-inspired touch. An attached French patisserie offers a unique dessert experience alongside the main dining area.
Chamomile passion fruit mousse stands out as a favorite patisserie item. Desserts connect in front of the restaurant, offering a nice selection from Patisserie Fouet.
Good to know
If your plans are more set in stone or if you're visiting during peak hours, get a reservation.
There's a 90 minute seating limit due to the constant flow of people waiting for a table.
The hostess informed a few people that there would be a 20-30 minute wait for a table.
Boutique hotel with beautiful architecture and modern retro decoration offers quiet rooms and fabulous rooftop views. Atmosphere feels cozy and charming, enhanced by an attached French bakery known for its fresh pastries. Some rooms face less appealing views, but overall the setting is pleasant and well-maintained.
Locals line up early for the chic patisserie inside the restaurant. Pastries and yogurts with fruit compote taste delicious, though mochas vary. Friendly servers add to the experience.
Good to know
Happy hour runs on Wednesdays and Fridays with wine and snacks.
Live jazz music accompanies happy hour in the lounge.
The hotel offers $10 daily vouchers for use at the bakery or restaurant.
Rooms offer spacious layouts with modern design and great views including sunrises. The atmosphere is generally calm and clean, though nearby subway noise is noticeable. Amenities include an on-site supermarket, bar, and gym, supporting longer stays with convenience.
Accommodation stays at an affordable price. The restaurant downstairs serves surprisingly affordable and good food. Parking and Ubers around are also very affordable.
Good to know
The hotel is next to Queens Plaza Subway station for easy travel.
All points of interest are reachable within a 15 minute walk.
Marriott Bonvoy members should ask for free wifi upon arrival.
Hotel blends vintage art deco with modern renovations in spacious, clean rooms featuring panoramic bay windows. Atmosphere is cozy yet noisy, with street and mechanical sounds often audible. Steep stairs and a small elevator may challenge mobility.
Rates stay consistently affordable compared to other hotels nearby. Pricing offers solid value without extra fees.
Good to know
The hotel is located just a 1-minute walk from a subway station.
The hotel is super close to Penn Station for LIRR access to JFK.
Guests can explore Manhattan on foot or take the bus or subway from the hotel.
Hotel offers spectacular cathedral views and an elegant lobby with ornate decor reflecting timeless beauty. Atmosphere feels old-style New York, with some areas showing wear and a need for modernization. Gym facilities are large and well-equipped, overlooking the cathedral.
Offers a family discount plan that makes luxury stays more affordable. Provides great deals on multiple rooms for larger groups.
Good to know
Reservations are required for breakfast at the hotel.
Guests can take a complimentary tour of the mansion during the Christmas celebration.
The hotel has easy access to Grand Central Station.