Little Biggs - Chelsea

In the morning, the service was slow and uncaring. I put in an order for a toasted bagel with butter. I went to the nearby coffee shop and came back and they hadn't even started toasting the bagel. There was only one guy ahead of me and they started working on his order, still hadn't started toasting my bagel. When they finished his, they cut the bagel in half and put it on the flat stove where you cook eggs and bacon for a minute and then put butter on it and gave it to me. It wasn't toasted but it was brown. It wasn't even hot enough to melt the butter. 🙁

Came back after a year lmao. Got a power wrap burrito and it was really good and decent sized for 11 bucks (in chelsea standards). New score is 4 stars for including new experience.

Staff was helpful, gochujang chicken sandwich was a little too salty but very interesting. The best part was probably the bread, very sesame and crunchy

Great Sandwiches! Awesome and nice people work here, they’re very attentive and apologetic about even the slightest of issues. I asked for a specific cheese on my sandwich and the employee here was so nice about it that he completely remade my sandwich for me on the fly!

Delicious katsu sando. Chicken was fried right after I ordered, owner was super nice and accommodating with substitutes and sauces. I’ll be back.

Best breakfast burrito out there 💯

Great Food, Fast service and helpful employees.

Good sandwiches nice place to eat and relax

Olly Olly Market in New York City is a boutique grocery store that focuses on offering a carefully curated selection of artisanal goods, fresh produce, and global pantry staples. It has gained attention for providing a variety of high-quality and unique products that are often difficult to find in typical grocery stores. Customers appreciate the store's friendly atmosphere and knowledgeable staff, who are often willing to help shoppers discover new products or make recommendations. The market is a favorite among foodies and those who enjoy trying out gourmet and specialty items. While it may be small in size, Olly Olly Market makes up for it with its well-organized shelves packed with an impressive selection of items, including freshly baked goods, local and imported cheeses, charcuterie, and more. Though some mention that prices can be a bit higher compared to larger grocery chains, many feel that the distinctiveness and quality of the offerings make it worth the visit. The market's selection of fresh and ready-made meals also makes it a convenient stop for those looking for delicious, quick options.

I like the variety of cuisines in this food court. It has a lot of seating areas and some areas are more private than others, which is nice. It's also great they have some restaurants that offer alcohol. Great place to pick up something quick during lunch or after work.

What fun vibes walking into this place. It's well lit and nicely laid out with plenty of seating and things to see. Olly Olly has at least five food counters and two of which are notable finer dining vs the fast food options. Plenty of cozy seating, communal seating and a relaxed atmosphere. Picture it: a Pool table, library, full bar, etc marketplace of food. What's not to like?! I came here to dine at DDOBAR and what a fantastic dining experience it was. Best part was the friendly staff everywhere and the very chic and very clean restroom facilities. Check out my review of DDOBAR separately.

If you haven't been to Olly Olly Market, check it out...on the west side. A friend recommended that we come check it out for lunch one day and we did. Definitely not as crowded as other locations and much easier to find a place to sit down at. There are a several vendors for food options and also a bar for happy hour after work. They have a pool table and other games to entertain yourselves as well. Some of the vendors recently opened so always good to come back to check out some new places. Have been to a couple so far so will be back...esp for happy hour!

A Hidden Gem - Olly Olly Market Olly Olly Market is a hidden gem that I'm so glad I discovered! This place is fantastic. The selection is great, the prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly. I love eating here and I highly recommend it!

We ventured into this location to check out the pizza spot that everyone was raving about, specifically the friendly pizza, but this Saturday, it was dead and did not see the pizza spot. Even though their name was listed on the vendor list, we did not see their sign I think since the hours on Yelp says it's closed on Saturdays, it is a complete blow to getting people in there. On the website, it says the hours are 12 to 8 on Saturdays. Therefore, this conflicting information is problematic. The space has so much potential, but there was an energy in the place. Hopefully, they will revampt themselves and get more traffic in the place.

Major disappointment. I came here on a Monday that I recently took off of work specifically to check out this food hall. Despite arriving during prime lunch time (1 pm), every single stall I was excited to check out was closed. In fact, I counted five places total that were closed in the food hall! Not one sign on the door of the hall nor indication from any of the businesses at their specific stalls that they'd be closed that day. It got worse - the stalls that were actually still open either had "be right back" signs at the register or extremely long lines as all the other people who came here for lunch had to choose from only a handful of options. I decided to just cut my losses and head somewhere else to find lunch. I was seriously annoyed after making the trek here from Brooklyn that not even one spot I was excited about was open, especially considering all 3 of the places I wanted to try included Monday lunch in their online hours. I could be more understanding if these businesses or the food hall themselves took a moment to alert customers of a change in hours (an instagram story can go a long way...) before I spent an hour on the subway/walking. I'd also totally understand if it was just one place, but five places closed during prime hours seems like a serious problem that needs to be addressed. Quite frankly, I wouldn't bother coming back here again. Way too far out of the way to risk having to walk all the way here, end up disappointed, and then walk back to Hudson Yards or Chelsea to find somewhere else to eat. There's plenty of other food halls in town that are actually open. I definitely do not recommend wasting your time.

This place is so hidden with all the construction around it, but I feel like you can't really miss with any of the stalls at this place. From the scallion burrito to the tofu wraps, everything is really good quality. The only thing that was mid was the chopped cheese stall.

Go check out Shmackwich at the Olly Olly Market. This is a black owned business making an amazingly savory wagu chopped cheese. They flipped it and reversed it on the old school NYC classic. Go get some. You will not be disappointed with the flavor. There are other vendors to support at the market but m, my mission was to go and specifically check out the ever talked about Shmackwich chopped wagu. The staff is wonderful, service is great, efficiency is excellent, price point is NYC average. Go get some!

So a friend from New York took me here, with a lot of build up about how these burritos from Forsyth Fire Escape were stuff of legend a couple of months ago, and getting your hands on them was as coveted as whatever new water bottle fad is the rage these days. Olly Olly was empty when we showed up on a Monday night, so I'm glad peace has reigned. We got a scallion pancake burrito each, and to his immense joy, I was only able to finish half of mine. I loved the flavours in the burrito - the pernil wasn't fatty, but so juicy and delicious, the fried queso blanco provided both textural and spice numbing contrast, and the guac was done well. My only complaints would be 1) this is a fairly greasy meal, and pretending otherwise would be doing a disservice to yourself and 2) the scallion pancake was a little cold, and crunchy rather than crispy. I'd be happy to have this filling in a tortilla so it's less oily, or to reheat this with abandon after a night out.

I'm really loving the proliferation of cool food courts in NYC - this one is no exception, especially as it houses the ultra-hyped Forsyth Fire Escape. If not for FFE, I probably wouldn't have heard of this food court, and I would've been majorly missing out. I came here a few days after opening and I was surprised to see that it's quite empty - maybe because its location is not super convenient? It's a beautiful space, and I would definitely hang out here more. The first time I went around 4:30 PM, FFE was already sold out, My friend and I opted to try a few vendors - DDOBAR, Pizza Friendly Pizza, and Ploo. The second time I went, I was able to snag a burrito from FFE on a Tuesday around 1:30 PM. Ploo - The Army of Meat taco was really amazing, though $7.50 is a bit steep for a taco. I would definitely get this again because it was very good. The Tongue n' Cheek was okay but I don't think I'd get it again. We got the Bone Marrow Salsa ($11.95) for free randomly because they apologized that our tacos took so long - it wasn't an issue for us, but they were really nice. DDOBAR - I've been to Yubu in the East Village before ($3.50-$4 for each yubu) and I loved it, so I was curious to try this place with slightly more elevated yubu ($5-7). Unfortunately, most of the ones we wanted were already sold out. We got four but I don't think any of them were particularly memorable, so I'll have to go back for the ones I actually wanted. I love that they provided finger gloves because I ended up using them for all the food we got. Pizza friendly pizza - We got the white anchovy pizza ($5.50), and I enjoyed the focaccia-like aspect of the pizza, though it definitely felt more like a focaccia with toppings than pizza. I couldn't really taste the white anchovy, unfortunately, and I would probably just get a different slice next time. Forsyth Fire Escape - I was most excited for this because of all the hype, and I was able to snag 3 burritos and a coconut thai iced tea to wash it down. One burrito is definitely a lot ($14), and I couldn't eat dinner that night because I was so full, so it's definitely a good price. It tastes exactly as good as you'd imagine, so I would recommend it, but I was personally a little disappointed because I've made a pretty similar dish (scallion pancake quesadilla + coconut adobo short rib + caramelized pickled onions + lao gan ma mayo + guacamole + pepper jack) and I realized that I can easily make this at home as well. I'm not upset that I tried it though because I'm happy that this is so doable at home. I felt the same way about the coconut thai iced tea ($6) because I've never thought of that combination, but this is also very doable at home. Overall, the food is solid and the space is gorgeous and currently still very empty despite having opened a few weeks prior. If I'm looking for a place to chill with a bunch of friends, I would definitely suggest Olly Olly. Service at every place I went to was excellent, and the food was very solid.

Olly Olly is sort of hidden in this industrial new stretch just outside of Chelsea. I found this market due to the hype of the Scallion Burrito sold at the Forsyth Fire Escape. Like most markets, the place is airy, new, and has plenty of open seating and clean bathrooms. Plus it has a nice big bar and a perfect place to meet with groups. I focused on just the 1 item and was a bit disappointed with this burrito. Scallion pancakes, is a Chinese flatbread that I used to make as a kid. I may have liked the individual components but almost at $17, definitely not worth it. All the pancakes are pre-made so it's cold and hard and then it's topped off with what appears to be pulled pork, cheese and sauce. Overall, an underwhelming experience. Mostly because it wasn't made on the spot. Anyway, the review is more towards FFE, but there are other options out. Found the prices on the higher end, but seems to be on par with most Food Halls.

Came to the market to try the famous scallion pancake burrito. There is less than 10 food places but a diverse amount of food inside. There's a bar and a decent amount of seating inside and restrooms. The scallion burrito was just okay to me. Meat was a lil dry and the scallion pancake was thicker than I expected which there was more cheese. BUT their lemongrass chili sauce is delicious! Headed to Shmacked for their wagyu chopped cheese and damn that place is pricy for the amount! It is super good though. Wish they advertised that there was hot honey on the buns. Stopped by ploon for their drinks but honestly you can pass on their horchata unless you like it watery. Over all Olly Olly market it just okay for me. The food in there is all on the pricy end, food is subpar, and it is kinda hard to get there because closest station is Hudson yards for the 7 train

Absolutely loved the pizza at Pizza Friendly Pizza! The place has a great vibe, and we definitely need more restaurants like this!

A spanking new food hall opens in the Starrett Lehigh building something that building always screamed for.There's a really nice variety of vendors many still unopened. There was a dj on Wednesday and a convivial atmosphere. It's a stylish interior in a grand space. I have to say a little RIP for deco market sad the pandemic overruled it. Ate: Ploo Chips and guac $13 Pen'Coop chicken & 2 sides $14 The chicken and sides with two sauces were a great value. Guac more like a green salsa with some avocado but overall a great experience in my 'hood.

I went for the soft opening without realizing it was their soft opening. I can't wait to go once everything is open Went around 630 pm and most the stores were closed. The bar, pizza place and ddo bar (yubu tart) were the only places open. Forsyth fire escape (scallion pancake burrito) sold out and was closed. Really wanted to try that... well I wanted to try all the restaurants lol. Anyway, got to talk to the founder without knowing she was the founder. I was super impressed with yubu tart. I didn't think yubu could be that good. It was soooooo good. The portions were perfect. It is a little salty for me but I think most would think it's perfectly seasoned. I loved that it wasn't overly stuffed with rice although I love the basic yubu with rice lol. I loved the toppings I tried and def want to try other ones. The earl grey soft serve was also really good! I love earl grey desserts and I love icy and not too creamy soft serve. It's more like McDonald's soft serve and not Dairy Queen/Rita's. I feel like it was the perfect ending to the meal. I want to try everything there. The chef we talked to was also so kind :) THEY HAVE FINGER GLOVES!!! The pizza place was good! Tried the pepperoni and it was gooood :) crispy bottom and lots of sauce and pepperoni. The mushroom fennel was good too. Bar is cute. Service is good! I told the bartender I didn't like my drink too sweet so he said he could make the drink without simple syrup :) appreciated that and the drink was good. Got the drink with the sparkling Fuji apple. They also have non alcoholic drinks available :) I cannot wait to try the other places and go back to the places I've tried. Bathroom is pretty! But you can see all the marks on the door.. but love how the door locks and stuff :) the interior of the whole space is great!

This new market location opened up recently and has some really delicious looking food spots. there is a lot of seating areas and public restrooms if needed. they have a pizza spot, a bar, a taco spot, a burrito spot, some sushi and other delicious looking food spots. It is a nice spot to come rest after work if needed.

I love going to lil Biggs spot, the customer service is exceptional. They are friendly and helpful, and completely care about your needs! They offer different types of breakfast and lunch. You will be able to sit close to them or in the tables aside. Great music is also a plus. Come on over and speak to Janet, she'll gladly give you service with a smile!!

Olly Olly Market is one of the newer food halls that have opened in Manhattan all the way to the far end of Chelsea on 26th Street between 11th and 12th Avenues. It's only open during the week days. Today was my third visit and I was set on having the Machete at Ploo where I have eaten twice. Their tacos, guacamole and blue corn chips are absolutely delicious. I always take chips home to enjoy later. On Fridays Ploo closes at 2 pm to prepare for the tasting menu dinner. The chef let me get guacamole and chips. He told me that the guac now has more zip. It did and was very tasty. Then I asked him what he would recommend. Out of the two places that he recommended I went with the thin crust cheese pizza at Pizza Friendly Pizza. Jacob, the pizza maker added some pepperoni to it. Oh boy! This was such a tasty pizza - feather light, flavorful in every bite - that soon I saw that I had eaten the whole pie. There are quite a few other food kiosks that sell assorted foods like porchetta, pastas, Asian foods, a bar and a lovely bakery. Next time I will make sure to have a coffee and a mango passion fruit cheesecake at JM Bakery which is stocked every day. The Madeleines also looked tempting. Olly Olly Market is spacious with ample seating and one can also throw hoops as one enters. Restrooms are located at the back and are clean. I see quite a few people here but worry that more should come to enjoy all the tasty treats. However being so far West and not getting enough media coverage may make it short lived.

Ddobar was my favorite place here! It has really unique flavors and it felt like an elevated version of things I've had before. The bathrooms at Olly Olly market are really nice and clean as well. I think Olly Olly market has the potential to be a better and more popping dining destination than Chelsea Marker

Olly olly market is a great hidden gem of a market. If I worked or lived near by, I would definitely frequent it often. Great spot to get drinks with coworkers after work or grab lunch midday. There's a ton of seating options all throughout, all looks really nice and clean. I tried the yubu tarts from ddobar and the scallion pancake burrito from Forsyth fire escape. Both were great. Scallion pancake burrito- there was no line (I got here around 115pm on a Friday) but was about a 20 minute wait as they were making them fresh to order. It was good but not sure worth waiting on an hour line for (which is what other people said in their reviews) and a little ridiculous they charge $2 for a small side of the chili oil. The yubu tarts took maybe 5 minutes? Good fresh flavors, would dine here again to try other things. They have a wrap around sushi bar. Hopefully this market will expand their hours to the weekend because it's a great spot to go if you're walking around along the west side water.

I've only been to Forsyth fire escape here but I'm obsessed with that place and I'm glad they have a residency. There's definitely other restaurants here that I'd also like to check out! I wish it was open later or on the weekend because it's hard to make work with my work schedule.

I visited Olly Olly market with my family to watch the World Cup Final, and it was the highlight of our day. We arrived one hour before the game and found a table, and ate two sandwiches from Pen n coop. Before the game started with chatted with Tim, manager of Olly Olly Market, and he mentioned their intention to continue playing games. I hope they do. The location is on the west side next to the west side highway. It might not be the most centric location, but it is easy to find and navigate, especially if you are driving from NJ. Also, the food options vary greatly to it has a bit of everything for everyone, from a bakery, sandwiches, burgers, pizzas, and Korean. I want to go back.

Olly Olly is one of the newer kids on the food hall block and it's located super far west on 11th ave. If you're near Chelsea market or Chelsea Piers, I think it's something cool to go to, but otherwise it's so far from the train station! Like most people, I heard about olly olly from Forsyth fire escape - the coveted scallion pancake burritos that you could only pre order and in limited quantities. Luckily, they're doing a 6 month residency here, so your chances of getting a burrito are much higher. Based on their instagram though, they're still selling out by 4pm ish. The market is super clean, modern, and has nice bathrooms in the attached building. It houses other restaurants like pizza, coffee joint, ddobar (yubu), and even a bar. But meee?? I def went for the burrito! Unfortunately, they're all premade and not made on the spot. But it was still worth a try! The pancake is filled with pernil, cheese, and guac. It was quite oily, but as expected! Scallion pancakes are fried unlike tortillas. There was an explosion of flavors from all the components, but I do wish it was made to order and hottt I'd say check out the market if you're in the area, but I probably won't be going back any time soon

In a bit of a dead zone just south of Hudson Yards. The space itself is admittedly quite nice but I'd say the vendors here are all kind of lazy. With the exception of 2-3 shops, we strolled in here at 7:15pm to find most of the vendors closed for the day (even though the market lists 8pm as closing time). Think they need a bit more organization, discipline and promotion to get these vendors going.

The place seems pretty neat. They have lots of comfy seating areas. But let me tell you the reason why I'm here...for Shmackwich. I saw someone review them on Instagram and I said I have to go try their chopped cheese which has wagyu beef. Saw the prices on the menu and it was a bit pricey but considering the area and the quality of beef I was still game to try it out. I got a Big Boy with a Dussé Colada and wasn't disappointed. The Big Boy was well seasoned and blended well with the toppings. The Dussé Colada was very tasty and put in an adult Capri Sun container. Overall it was a great pairing. The staff was very friendly and assured me it was gonna Shmack...and it did. Please keep in mind that this review is mainly for Shmackwich and not for other food vendors in this market.

Need shelter from the cold with lots of seating and cute vibes? Olly Olly's got you. Need THE BEST DAMN CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE and also PASSIONFRUIT RASPBERRY DONUT everrrrr? JM Bakery at Olly Olly's got you. My husband and I walked in just to get a beverage and ended up with two donuts and a cookie and they were absolutely phenomenal. Everything in there looked delicious, from the super thick Sicilian slices to the wagyu cheese and so on, but JM Bakery greets you right when you walk in, and you should not leave that place until you've gotten a taste of their baked bliss. I wish I'd gotten a photo--their baked goods are also a feast for the eyes. But as soon as I took a bite, the donuts and cookie disappeared. Think perfectly balanced flavors, melt-in-your mouth creaminess, soft, decadent crumbling. I could've drank and entire smoothie worth of the passionfruit filling. And the chocolate chip cookie wasn't warm or anything, but the chocolate chips were still melty inside. Witchcraft!! The chocolate cruller was good, but a bit chewier than I would've liked. The chocolate frosting and crunchy bits on top though? Top notch. I need to come back and try everything at this market, as well as JM Bakery's other baked goods. Red bean croissant? What? Service was prompt and friendly.

Good service and good quality food. Reasonable price, we need more of this kinda of restaurants.

Loved the pizza at pizza friendly pizza !! The place is very nice. Gives you a chill low key vibe. Check it out

Great new market in the starret building I. Chelsea. They have a bunch of good food options my favorite is the taco place but can't go wrong with any of the options

DDO BAR: 3/5 we ordered the ebi shrimp, pork belly, butter lobster, and seared scallop. you can only order in qtys of 4, 8, or 12 yubu tarts. the ebi shrimp was my personal fave and it was basically rice, egg salad, topped with one ebi shrimp. this was my favorite out of the 4 but my bfs least favorite. the seared scallop was okay (prob my second fave), the lobster was super buttery (too buttery for my liking), and the pork belly tasted like braised chinese pork belly (too heavy and strong in flavor). the service was great- they asked us how the food was and you could see how much detail they put into making their yubu tarts and the side cucumber salad they serve with onions and little greens. FORSYTH FIRE ESCAPE: 3/5 i've seen ppl rave about the scallion pancake burrito all over social media so i had to try it and it was wayyy too salty and overpowering. it was scallion pancake with a thin square of cheese (maybe fresh mozarrella?), a layer of guac, and meat. if you take out 70% of the meat from the burrito, it might be JUST perfect. if you keep all the meat in- NOPE. we tried the 2 sauces it comes with (each one is $2)- chili oil, and the hotter hot sauce. the hotter hot sauce wasn't spicy at all. i wish they had more drink options cuz a coke zero would've definitely hit the spot. BATHROOMS: this food hall has the cleanest bathrooms out of all the food halls i've been to like dekalb market hall, the one at dumbo, and chelsea market. it's super big and clean. all in all, wouldn't come back.

Obsessed with this hidden gem! Great location with so many food options inside. Plenty of seating in a very clean building and cute vibes all around. Looking forward to returning to try new stalls and see what other restaurants they add inside!

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Great space with lots of quick food options. Had a delicious croissant at the bakery and an amazing sandwich. Will go back to try the scallion pancake wrap!

Shamckwich// best chopped cheese in town. Great service because it was friendly and quick. I will recommend to my friends. P.S they use mikes hot honey which is a home run! The vibe is IT. They are catering to the people who are nostalgic but want an elevated touch. It's Waygu for goodness sake *chefs kiss* . Enjoy the big boy for two .