Grand Bazaar NYC

Eat (and Shop) Your Way Through New York City’s Holiday Markets

"Locals know Grand Bazaar as one of New York City’s longest-running, yearlong markets on 77th Street. But on Sundays from Nov. 30 to Dec. 21, the market transforms into a spirited affair. Try the sweet-edged, Mexican American chocolate from Oso Cacao or the cult-fave Djablo Sauce, a punchy Filipino hot sauce. A pack of three as a stocking stuffer is the way to go. For an extra touch of holiday spirit, you can shop knowing that 100% of the market’s proceeds go directly to NYC’s public schools." - Kayleigh Ruller

How to Spend a Perfect Day in the Upper West Side | Condé Nast Traveler

"We recommend the Sunday Grand Bazaar at 77th and Columbus for roaming dozens of stalls selling antiques, vintage clothes, books, vinyl, and other neighborhood treasures." - Madison Flager, Kat Chen

Exciting Things To Do & Eat In NYC Between April 13th - April 19th - New York - The Infatuation

"This Sunday is Earth Day, and you can celebrate your other mother at the Earth Day edition of the Upper West Side’s weekly bazaar. Local artists and vintage dealers who creatively use recycled materials will be showing off their up-cycled clothing, home accessories, and other goods that will make you feel less guilty about that Amazon Prime addiction you’ve developed over the last two years. You can also take a lunch break at the bazaar's food court. Past vendors have included Mysttik Masaala, Club Dog, and The Boiis Co." - neha talreja

Grand Bazaar NYC - Review - New York - The Infatuation

"This Sunday is Earth Day, and you can celebrate your other mother at the Earth Day edition of the Upper West Side’s weekly bazaar. Local artists and vintage dealers who creatively use recycled materials will be showing off their up-cycled clothing, home accessories, and other goods that will make you feel less guilty about that Amazon Prime addiction you’ve developed over the last two years. You can also take a lunch break at the bazaar's food court. Past vendors have included Mysttik Masaala, Club Dog, and The Boiis Co. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

Every Sunday on the Upper West Side, this curated indoor–outdoor market hosts 100+ independent vendors—vintage, crafts, and small-batch foods. Recommended by city guides and Time Out, profits support local public schools.