Underground market offers a cozy atmosphere with small tables perfect for casual meals. Authentic Argentine empanadas, especially the ham and cheese variety, deliver bold flavors. This hidden gem invites you to enjoy baked empanadas and meet awesome people.
Ham appears in ham and cheese empanadas that stand out for their flavor. These empanadas come alongside smoked chicken and beef options, making the ham and cheese a frequent favorite choice.
Baked empanadas stand out at this market, especially from Criollas. The market feels like a hidden gem with a chance to meet awesome people.
"I found the empanadas here to be really, really good."
"The empanadas at this market are delicious and taste like Argentina."
"I thought the ham and cheese empanada was super good."
Good to know
The restaurant is located in the Underground Market, accessible by going down the stairs that lead to the subway.
Enter through 57th and 8th Ave by the CVS Main Entrance in the corner.
The price for 6 empanadas is over $31.
German butcher shop offers old-school charm and a community feel with freshly cut meats and an array of authentic German products. The atmosphere feels cozy and homey, often busy with standing room only outdoors. Specialty items and deli meats stand out for their quality and uniqueness in the area.
Ham here has a delicious flavor that stands out. It pairs well with truffle pate and other meats available.
Offers a family-owned old-school German market vibe with a wide range of authentic goods. Features a condiment, snacks, and beer section typical of German markets and a crazy selection of steaks in the butcher shop.
Good to know
This place is the best for specialty items that are not available elsewhere.
The store has very limited stock, so visit early.
Prices for cuts at this place are on the high end.
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.
Dry aged hams like Cinco Jotas Iberico stand out for their quality. Serrano ham pairs well with dishes like Spanish omelette and churros, often served alongside Mahou and Estrella de Galicia beers.
A vibrant market with several stalls offering different food options creates a fun vibe. The atmosphere stays good and not too noisy despite many people, combining a terrace, market, and skyscraper in one spot.
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.
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 ham appears in a crepe paired with gruyere cheese, but the cheese amount is very small. Parmesan sometimes gets added on top to boost the cheese flavor.
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.
Good to know
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.
Cozy space combines Spanish grocery market with a small tapas bar featuring authentic Iberian atmosphere and rock en español music. The vibe is relaxing and elegant, ideal for casual catch-ups. Quality Spanish products and wines complement the experience.
Serrano ham comes sliced whisper thin and melts in your mouth. The Iberian ham ranks as high quality, featured in croquettes and sandwiches with goat cheese that complement the bread well.
Offers a wide variety of quality Spanish goods like jamón ibérico, anchoas, and arroz bomba. Stocks imported olive oils, canned seafood, and authentic paella rice in a well-stocked mini-market.
Good to know
Dinner service runs from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays.
Every last Saturday of the month features a promotion for tostas and pinchos.
Customers need to order at the register after being seated.
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.
Cured ham appears in sandwiches with varying amounts, sometimes paired with fresh cheese and toppings like green onions, pickles, and mustard. Baguettes are often crispy, but portions of ham and cheese can feel light compared to the price.
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.
Good to know
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.
Small, busy restaurant with cramped seating and wrap-around windows offering city views. Atmosphere is warm and noisy, with fans instead of air conditioning and frequent interruptions. Popular spot known for best pancakes and a message-alert system for table readiness.
Maple ham stands out with its sweet flavor. Omelettes come packed with generous ham and Monterey Jack. Scrambled eggs balance well with a slice of ham.
Breakfast options include blueberry pancakes and dishes from a well-known bakery. The market hosts a branch of a popular baking company serving brunch.
Good to know
Reservations are required on weekends and highly recommended during the week.
Expect wait times of up to an hour during peak hours.
Get there early to avoid long lines, especially for breakfast.
Bagel shop inside a busy food hall offers warm, authentic atmosphere with outdoor seating near the High Line. Staff maintain a straight-faced yet charming presence serving a corporate crowd. The space feels quaint and inviting, with a mix of indoor noise and quieter outdoor areas.
Ham comes tender and pairs well with eggs and cheddar in sandwiches. Options include a hot honey ham bagel and a chewy, slightly sweet everything bagel with smoked ham.
Cheesy market area offers a great spot to rest and eat. Bagels here are very good and easy to take away or enjoy at a table. Staff and atmosphere feel lovely and welcoming.
Good to know
The price for 2 bagels is 35 euros.
There is a long wait for the bagels, often over 30 minutes.
They have two gluten-free bread options available.
Small creperie inside a buzzy food hall offers freshly made gluten-free crepes with a variety of sweet and savory options. The atmosphere is lively and fast-paced, suited for quick stops rather than sitting down. Seating is uncomfortable, making it more of a grab-and-go spot.
Thin crepes come filled with high-quality ham and a blend of cheese. Some versions include spicy mayo, which can be quite messy.
Close to Target, Primark, and Whole Foods Market, it offers a variety of food stalls. Eight Turn Crepe serves sweet crepes that make a nice treat after shopping.
Good to know
Crepes cost around $15 with tax and tip included.
Each crepe is freshly made using 100% gluten-free rice flour.
Customers can customize their crepes with various fruits and toppings.