Manhattan Fruit Market

LOVE THIS PLEACE! An Oasis of healthy and delicious food at the Meat Packing, my favorites, the $3 salted Sun Flower seeds pack, the $99 cents opened at your order baby coconut, such a nice threat to get it before having a walk around this very nice newly renovated area on a hot day. Also affordable delicious open food bar! Love their rewards I can get by just giving my cel my cel number at checkout :)

Love the place! You can find anything you are looking for here which is a score since it’s situated in Chelsea Market.

Went there to grab a juice and breakfast. Their ready-to-eat chia pudding is really good and they also have a wide variety of juices. Highly recommend when you are in a rush and want to grab a quick healthy snack!!

Loved the orange - pineapple juice and dried ginger. Selection of juices was good.

The, fruit box we received was beautiful. The fruit was very good and the presentation was beautiful. The cookies were hard as rocks and had terrible taste.

I bought a few items today hoping to quickly get to fixing dinner. Unfortunately, my onion is spoiled from the inside with mold and browning on the core. Unfortunate because of the price and inconvenience

Had the salad bar,some stuff were good,some not so much! The falafel tasted like cardboard.

Manhattan Fruit Market is the fruit and vegetable spot in Chelsea Market. occasionally, i stop here for certain fruits and veggies bc i shop at Buonitalia (next door) a lot. it's located below street level in the Chelsea Market. the store is fairly organized, brightly lit, and clean. there's a huge variety of fruits, vegetables, herbs, and packaged foods. the quality is quite good, but this place is pretty pricy. i come here mostly for those citrus gems known as Meyer Lemons bc i can't find them anywhere else in the city. you can do most of your produce shopping in this one spot. the service is kinda lacking and pretty cold. no "hi's, thank you's, can i help you's" etc.

Don't get me wrong the mixed berry fresh fruit ready-to-eat cups of fruit are delicious for a to-go snack, but I was charged double for a half pound of fruit that was supposed to be $5 plus tax and NOT $9.99 (see both photos). I questioned it after I paid and the cashier employee insisted it was a mislabeled fruit cup with the wrong price... uh ok maybe change all the labels to the correct price or maybe they're trying to squeeze extra money from their customers with false advertising, or the cashier was plain dumb. Just a word of caution when coming here as a visitor or local resident, double check what you're charged!

What happened??? You were. One of the finest shops in the market when you maintained your shop upstairs. Now, you've reduced your space, cut the inventory and eliminated some of the fine products you carried before. The biggest disappointment is that you no longer carry the fine array of bulk spices. It was always such a delight to shop and choose from the great selection you had. Now, you have just eliminated them.

stopped by to get an energy drink - slightly overpriced, but was expected. it's located in the basement of chelsea market. customer service was good. the line for check out moved quickly and it wasn't too busy (we went during the weekend). the market is clean and the staff were friendly. there were plenty of food options, from yogurts to pasta to salads. they also had a huge variety of fruits, vegetables and cheese selections. overall rating: 8/10

Nice place I definitely recommend to all , a lot Restaurant to choose from and it's really nice

Dropped in while exploring the Chelsea Market and got a 3$ strawberry lemonade that tasted great! Not sour and just the right sweetness. I laughed when I saw a different shop selling juice for 13$, just go here!

DON THE CHEESEMONGER!!!! Hahahah :D went here with my cousins and friends in our search for cheese to make the ultimate cheese sandwhich. Our legs brought us to the back of the store where DON THE CHEESEMONGER took care of all the cheeses. He was very helpful and knowledgeable about the cheeses there. According to him, "the cheeses speak for themselves through him" lol he gave us plentiful samples of the cheeses there. I have to say, the cheese was damn good. If ever you visit Don, tell him Noah and the Cheesemonger say hi! The store has plenty of fresh produce and food and stuff, yknow like what a market would have. It was like a mini Whole Foods store but smaller. Great place for your week of food shopping!

If you want the worst customer service and products this is the place for you. I went to buy some organic fruit but being NYC, of course there was none. So after looking through their piles of moldy and expensive fruit I picked some strawberries and a small yellow peach. I went to pay for them and the cashier some Asian lady didn't even literally smile, look up at me or answer any questions I might have. She didn't even tell me my total she just waited for me to read her damn mind somehow and know when to pay. When I finished paying I told her your welcome and left the store. Honestly the fruits tasted bad and did not make my stomach feel good. Take your business anywhere else people. This shop does not deserve it.

I came here on a Monday morning at about 10:30am. This is part of the new Chelsea Local - the grocery focused expansion located on the lower level of Chelsea Market. This is a small, but nice little store. They have a prepared foods bar for $8.99 per pound. They had breakfast foods like fruit, yogurt, eggs, bacon, french toast. They also had lunch foods out like Garlic Kale Pasta, Vegetable Green Lentil Salad, Tuna Salad, Chick Pea Salad, and Black Bean Corn Quinoa Salad. A better food-by-weight price than Whole Foods. WF is usually $9.99 per pound. They have lots of fresh produce. Kiwis were $0.59 each. Same price as Whole Foods, although WF's kiwis are organic. These were not. They had lots of squashes and pumpkins for the fall season, and Halloween. Like acorn squash, kabocha squash, spaghetti squash, mini pumpkins, tiger stripe pumpkin, pie pumpkin. They had a substantial cheese selection. They have lots of Bob's Red Mill grains like buckwheat, forro, bulgur, amaranth, pearl barley, flaxseed, hemp seed, and chia seed.

Love that there's a place where I can buy some quality fresh fruit in Chelsea Market now. They have a great selection of fruit, from your standard stuff to some varieties of plums, dragon fruit, squash, and more. There's also a sad bar and fresh juice made daily. Great spot to grab some healthy lunch options! F resh juice made daily R eally solid selection of fruit U nderground in the Chelsea Local area of Chelsea Market I nto prepackaged salads and fruit? They got you. T here are some fresh veggies and nuts too.

Great quality product for a phenomenal price! I've called these guys up a few times to get fresh juices for an event and they always come through no matter how quick the turn-around! A joy to work with every time

Disgusted by @manhattanfruitmarket for upcharging basic items in this time of crisis. They charged me $47.76 for three 8-pack cases of lacroix sparkling water, which would have been $11.99 on Fresh Direct, $12.78 on Instacart, and only $10.98 at WHOLE FOODS, which is known for their upmarket pricing (see attached for all pricing). Even when challenged on the price and showing the cashier the prices at competing locations when stocked, no adjustment was made. Pathetic to take advantage of the unfortunate situation we are all in by price gauging in the middle of a global pandemic. I'll be reporting them to 311 as this goes against everything we stand for in NYC.

Don't plan on going to the market at 8:00 am when it opens. Two days in a row I went and was told that the cashier was late. I waited around until 8:20 and then left. When the store's open, there's usually a nice variety to choose from. I should not have to go elsewhere to get breakfast, shame on the management.

It used to be *excellent* in the old space. But hey, supposedly it lost the space so it opened in a new tiny spot while waiting on the exciting new place on the first floor. Fine, it happens. So we waited. And waited. And waited. And finally it reopened. Guess what? It is *terrible*. Selection has been cut. Prices rose. Yesterday it did not have arugula. It barely had any mushrooms. It barely had any vegetables. West Side Market cleans its clock now, not to mention Whole Foods. This, kids, is how management of institution drives the place into the ground.

Great spot at Chelsea Market to pick up fresh, organic fruit, nuts, and healthier options for your typical drinks, snacks, and other groceries. Also good for taking fresh food to go. Came here to get craft services for a shoot nearby at Highline Stages and management was great, very friendly and proactively helpful about giving us free containers to display and set up our food, which was a huge bonus. Would definitely recommend for personal shopping or event/professional needs for quick and efficient shopping.

Chelsea Market went through a huge renovation this past year and while I welcome more open spaces, seating, and the downstairs, Manhattan Fruit Market is not the same anymore. I used to work at Chelsea Market for years and always looked forward to picking up lunch at the salad bar inside the store. It was so cheap and fresh. Even the location was very small and hard to walk around if packed, I loved the produce there, especially their grapefruits! I've been back twice to the fruit market and I don't know why, but it looks like they don't have as much products as they used to. The space is a lot larger, I must say, and they still have the salad bar. One of my old coworkers mentioned that they raised the prices, which was expected. I don't live in the area anymore so I don't pick up groceries from there on the reg. I do miss their grapefruits so I'll have to go back and peruse some more.

Really quite pricey but many places in Chelsea are especially in the Chelsea Market with all the tourists now. It's quality is really great and clean and organized market. Small-ish but there are a lot of different products there. Not hard to find just downstairs on the left. Friendly staff and usually a few people but no lines. No minimum amount for paying with a card either. Waking to bus stops and subway stations.

It's a fancy fruit shop in Chelsea Market, so adjust your price barometer accordingly. Lots of groceries inside, and lots of fancy pants hipster ass wares. If you ever need like 30 types of kombucha...

I stumbled across this little gem while I was in the neighborhood to buy something to pair with some wine. They have great cheese selections and a olive bar. Try their truffle cheese! I also love their unsalted cashews. Definitely stopping by here for my next wine night!

without fail every morning I go in there the bananas are absolutely destroyed. They sit on that display like they've been beaten to death, brown as ever, some with the peel literally undone. Why!!?

Can be expensive. But it's the freshest place around Chelsea/ in Chelsea market to buy good fruit or anything fresh that you need.

Freshest Fruits and Vegetables around, imported delicacies and unique cheeses from around the world. Not to mention Best Hot and Cold Salad Bar in New York City, freshly made daily in their private kitchen every day at Chelsea Market. Worth every penny for the freshness. As you can see we love having this place so close to our 9/11 Museum Workshop in the Meatpacking District.

Excellent customer service while placing a very involved order over the phone. I could not ask for more. I would give five stars but sadly it's not available!!

It was a re-discovery! I found again the wonderful fruit and veggie store that is now one of the "locals" on the cellar level of the Chelsea Market. I love to cook and here I find a great selection, amazing quality of fresh vegetables and fruit, and the newness is a salad bar where I can get a quick, flavorful lunch as every ingredient is super fresh! I totally recommend it!!

This little market is a gem in its own right: great variety of gourmet foods, excellent fruit, yogurt and salad bar. Great spot to pick up breakfast or lunch as a local or tourist. The most important element, however, is their customer service. The manager is extremely friendly and understanding. I'll definitely come back.

I stop by for the grain salads (really yummy couscous, lentil and quinoa salads!) and a giant kombucha for lunch. Everyone's always very friendly, too!

This place has gone from an amazing source of local and interesting ingredients to a glorified bodega. I am a culinary professional who has worked in Michelin Starred kitchens and I used to love coming here for the great selection of local and seasonal fruits, olives and fresh juices because I live in the neighborhood. I have watched it slowly decline over the past two (ish) years. I have no idea why every thing has changed but for people like me who love specialty products this is heartbreaking. This summer they couldn't even be bothered to have local organic produce, they just order online from Baldor or something. I can tell because I worked in the industry! I used to come here twice a week and I came in today to buy my normal fresh orange juice and they didn't even have that! I'm so heartbroken. The only good thing they still have is the cheese counter. The way that it is now you might as well go to wholefoods, they have all the EXACT same stuff, and they have a better selection there. Whoever is managing this place please please please I beg of you bring back the old store! Less random groceries and more lovely and unique ingredients.

Friendliest fruit market in town!! I was in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan last weekend catering an event at the Manhattan Pavilion. Happened to find this place and the staff was so cheerful and obviously happy to help us. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone in the area. Thanks Russell and everyone for coming through for us!! Barry S

This year we had the pleasure of getting to know Russel from Manhattan Fruit Market when he kindly donated the vegetables and dairy products for our "kitchen" at New York Encounter. Not only was the product quality excellent, but so was the kindness he showed to us throughout the event. Thank you for making our food so great!

I eat lunch here about 3/week. The food bar is the best value I've found in manhattan let alone Chelsea let alone Chelsea market!! Oh, and the fruit really is that good. Couldn't recommend more, especially if you're in the area and trying to spend less than $10 on lunch. Can't be beat.

Very conventional selection. I saw nothing special beyond cactus fruit, which are not that special.

It's so sad to see that the new owners did. What had been a great reasonably priced place for fruit and veggies is not just another overpriced yuppie place in Chelsea Market. It is all bright and gleaming but the selection is pathetic. Go to Western Beef across the street for cheap ok veggies but just typical of what has happened to area.

Don't go there for fruit or produce. Prices are ridiculous the help can't understand basic English . , inseason fruit they don't have when available, what happened? Cheese yes very good selection prices soso . .... go to western beef for produce n veg u can't loose !

Great veggie stand with awesome salad bar on lower level of Chelsea Market. Special shout out to Nerrita (sorry if I misspelled your name) for amazing customer service. The salad bar is fresh and the prices are reasonable.

Great market and high quality produce! The owner is super nice and helpful. Definitely recommended!!

To the original Manhattan Fruit Market... R.I.P. The newly renovated Manhattan Fruit Market now located on the lower level in the Chelsea Market is a very sad version of its old self. There is a very small selection of fruit and vegetables which leads me to believe they might want to change the name to Shinny Expensive Generic Boutique Shoppe. The market is now fancy like everything else in the New Manhattan ... fridges filled with trendy, expensive designer fruit drinks and designer waters. I needed 3 shallots and they only had 2 which were both rubbery. I live in the West Village and although it's still a bit of a trek and schlep to/from the Chelsea Market, I used to make the effort because I could buy 2 large bags of really beautiful, fresh fruits and vegetables for like $14.00. A total bargain. Not anymore. The two employees that I saw there were in a zombie-like state possibly brought on by the unpleasantly loud and penetrating music. I left feeling let down and disappointed. There goes another chip off the old New York block. Just a little call-out to the new owners (assuming they are new owners because I can't imagine the old owners allowing this to happen) ... sometimes it's better to leave well enough alone.

Today I had my first gig food styling an event SOLO (HUGE DEAL) and had everything I needed locked and loaded-except figs. They've been everywhere for weeks and yesterday I struck out over and over. Everyone told me, seasons over-sorry! I called my husband and asked him for a chef tip. Without hesitation he said, call Manhattan Fruit Market-they're the ones that stock Chelsea Market. Well, I'm so glad I did. Not only did they have oodles of the elusive fruit but they delivered them to me at the event right on time and even waived the delivery fee out of sheer good heartedness and a clear devotion to good customer service. Russell even followed up to make sure I had my delivery and was pleased. I AM VERY PLEASED! Good customer service is too hard to find these days and after this experience they now have my whole family as loyal devotees. Thanks for saving my hide today Manhattan Fruit Market!!!