Chelsea Market
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From The Daily Meal
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This food hall is a dream for lovers of good cuisine and culinary creativity
The Daily Meal sits down with the owner of Manhattan’s Chelsea Creamline, Harris Mayer-Selinger
Mike Solomonov and Steve Cook are bringing Dizengoff’s hummus to New York City
This old grape gets a lively boost at Giovanni Rana Pasta Kitchen in Chelsea Market
The iconic seafood shop reopens with an increased focus on consumer experience
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Retail store remains open, but the bakers have gone to Queens
Paper Magazine coordinates a market featuring their favorite things
The Chelsea Triangle French Market opens in New York City's Chelsea Triangle
Concerts and creative cuisine combine for harmonious rendezvous
The New York City food market (and home to the Oreo) is in talks to develop a hotel, but conservationists are against it
Foursquare Tips
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Chelsea Market is built inside the old Nabisco Factory. The first Oreo was baked here in 1912.
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Foodies, drinkies, fashionistas and design hounds can be found here. Its why we love it! -
Between shoots at Food Network Studios, I pop down for some shopping cooking supplies galore! Chef Anne Burrell, host of Worst Cooks in America/Secrets of a Restaurant Chef -
Stroll through the gourmet shopping mecca and break for lunch at celiac-friendly, comfort food haven Friedmans Lunch. -
All mixed into a trendy indoors market filled with fun elevators, try the sushi at The Lobster Place. It's better than many sushi restaurants. -
Before they had an office, Jenn Hyman and Jenny Fleiss, the founders of Rent the Runway (a 2011 Most Innovative Company) worked from this food oasis, home to such eateries as Buddakan and Sarabeth's. -
NY (Eat) Have your most gratifying carb kick from Amy's Bread and The Filling Station is definitely your olive oil one stop shop! -
Caffeinate at one of New Yorks best coffee spots, Ninth Street Espresso, which makes creamy foam-swirled lattes and the exclusive Alphabet City Blend, with hints of dark chocolate and citrus. -
Peruse all the fresh goods at the Chelsea Market and pick up some milk and cookies at Ronnybrook Milk bar, then walk the Highline. -
A holy food emporium! Go for our favorites; Amy's Bread, 9th Street Espresso, Sarabeths and Fat Witch Bakery! -
End your visit with a coffee date at 9th Street Espresso! #vday -
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Dont overlook Ruthys Deli if you want something quick and inexpensive (tuna on a salt bagel). Were suckers for The Lobster Place and Bowery Kitchen Supply. -
If you visit this market, go to the lobster place. They have great lobster rolls that come with chips and cole slaw. You can get this on the go and head over to the high line. Enjoy! -
Go meet Cheesemonger Amy Thompson at Lucy's Whey. She'll change your life. You'll name your next pet after a cheese b/c of her. -
NY. Market heaven filled with the best local vendors. Delicious butter pecan ice cream from Ronnybrook Milk Bar. Fresh bread from Amy's Bread. Authentic Italian fare from Buon Italia. -
The sushi at Lobster Place is the best anywhere, even restaurants! Pricier but worth it! -
Vale la pena acercarse a ver la oferta gastronmica.. asi como el mercado de mariscos.. muy bueno -
Make sure you check out the restaurant The Green Table. An organic eatery, it offers sustainable offerings. Try the GT Burger made with organic beef, and even kimchi! -
Favorite afternoon spot. Share sushi, chowder, pad thai, crepes or smoothies and then walk to the Highline. Perfection everytime. - Jake Manabat, Hunting Season
