Dekalb Market Hall
Market · Downtown Brooklyn ·
40 diverse food vendors, including NYC classics and new tastes
40 diverse food vendors, including NYC classics and new tastes
"I see Dekalb Market in Brooklyn is welcoming new vendors, with Hainan Jones joining other recent additions like Ecuadorian stand Okey NYC and Caribbean stall Fat Fowl." - Emma Orlow
"After finding the cuy unavailable, I picked guatita ($17.50), a yellowish stew of tenderized cow tripe and potatoes whose mellowness comes from roasted peanuts in the sauce and whose color comes from lots of turmeric; rice, fried sweet plantains, and a scoop of ripe avocado accompany the stew, and this lovely dish made me forget what I’d come for in the first place." - Eater Staff
"While you’re walking around Dekalb Market Hall deciding whether you want spam musubi, empanadas, or any of the other excellent offerings, pop over to tea makers and grab a bubble tea to help make your decision. They have milky and fruity teas, plus, if you recently lost a stuffed animal, Tea Makers has bear cups, so you can get yourself a quick replacement." - Will Hartman, Willa Moore
"A new bubble tea spot that opened in the Dekalb Market food hall, adding a tea-focused counter to the market lineup." - Emma Orlow
"At Dekalb Market Hall I found several of the stalls untenanted." - Robert Sietsema
