Tartinery Café - Bar | Hudson Eats

This café serves up a solid selection of breakfast items with great quality and taste. The staff is friendly and attentive, making it a great quick pit stop, especially in a building like this.

Best food I've had in NYC so far, service was amazing and the mimosas with the fresh squeezed orange juice. 10/10. Would come here everyday if I lived here.

Who wouldn’t love Tartinery at Hudson Eats. Food, service, atmosphere was a perfect weekend experience! Family friendly, too.🤩

There is nothing better than having a half off happy hour rosé as the sunlight pours in through the tall windows. An upbeat atmosphere that revitalizes and invigorates.

We were there July 4th day. It was not bustling. I ordered the avocado toast. It was good but I want to point out that a part of the avocado they used for my order was brown and they tried to conceal it at the bottom. Not cool to be serving something that looks unappetizing. The chicken salad was okay. I gave it 3 stars because of the brown avocado.

A cool place to look out, give yourself a rest, and grab a bite. But be prepared to spend $10 for a 1/2 of an open-faced sandwich and only go if you have absolutely nothing to do for the rest of the day bc between the waiter not coming to the table and the kitchen taking years to plop salads on a slice of bread you could pull your hair out trying to accomplish the trifecta of ordering, eating, and paying for a meal!!!

Stopped by for a quick drink after visiting the Cove right next door. I was tempted to order some food as it looked so good, but just wanted a smoothie, tea, and latte. There was only 2 other people in line, so was able to order quickly. Service was very friendly and prompt. All the drinks were ready within about 5-7 minutes. The Matchalicious smoothie wasn't too sweet and had a nice balance of fruits and Matcha. The lattes were equally as good and was served with a nice flower and heart design. Nice place to have a drink and relax in the food court.

Had such a great time. Santos and Isaac were really nice and very fun to chat with while we were having drinks. Gave us fantastic drinks. Service was superb. Def will come back ! Totally recommend.

As a scrivener of sorts, I often think of Bartleby while eating a sad desk lunch off of Chambers Street. While the labor economics of Herman Melville's day haven't changed much, thankfully there are some tastier options in the area these days to help alleviate the scrivener's woes. As far as I am concerned, Tartinery's warm rice bowl is the superior option in this genre. It includes a perfectly runny soft poached egg, a rich lemon vinaigrette, crispy roasted potatoes, and just the right amount of wild rice and lentils so that the meal is not overly heavy for lunch. This is also one of the few places I eat at where they know my name, so kudos for that.

Located towards the rear of the Brookfield food court, Tartinery isn't as busy as other places on the weekend. The menu is distinctly French. The varied selection of small & regular tartines served on tasty sourdough bread is particularly good and a great alternative to Le Pain Quotidien who have unfortunately greatly reduced their tartine options.

Yum I love a place that has interesting drinks. I ordered the spicy margarita which I always find interesting every spots version of what that means. This one was good. I don't normally like salt on my margarita on the rocks and they were out of salt so it worked. I did upgrade the tequila because well who needs an unnecessary headache. Very tasty I enjoyed it.

Excellent fresh farm to table food, coffee and juices. Service is impeccable. Always busy so go before or after lunch time. Lots of seating. Friendly team. Great happy hour too. They have several locations.

Overall the service is very slow. We ordered 2 drinks and it took what felt like 10 minutes to get them when there wasn't a line. I've the last, I've had sandwiches and croissants here which have been good. Overall everything is good but service is just slow. I do wish there was an option to order and customer your lend rn d.

I am writing this review as I'm waiting for my order. The barista/cashier was very matter of facts. He spoke to me and my mom in an off putting tone. It was so uncomfortable. Before he started blending my smoothie, hr stopped to take a man's order and proceeded to make him a cup of coffee. I didn't even taste my smoothie yet. But I can tell you this experience was very dour for me and my 60 year old mother. I'm watching him interact with another customer and his whole demeanor has changed. He's even laughing with her. I'd hate to say but after seeing the interactions I'm co clouding that this man is a racist. It's very sad because he's a man of ethnic decent himself. This place needs better representation. Disgusting.

I always look for a comfortable go to bar/restaurant wherever I am staying. This is my Cheers . The Tartinery is located in the back of Hudson Eats, 2nd floor Brookfield Mall. I sit at the bar and order a glass of white wine and homemade soup and sometimes something more. Everyday they have happy hour from 4-7 during the week and 4-6 on the weekends. Happy hour means that the wine is 1/2 price making it the best deal I have found . I always hate paying for one glass which costs almost as much as a bottle. I like the squash soup and really the wine is very good. From Brookfield you can cross through to the Oculus where I often catch one of several subways . If your subway line goes to the World Trade Center(WTC) stop. It is easy to walk through the Oculus and the underground passage way to Brookfield. In the winter I appreciate doing my walking indoors.

Tartinery is where you go for happy hour wine after work. Happy hour is Monday through Friday from 4-7 (and I believe weekends from 3-6). I've been a few times prior to Covid and most recently after/during Covid (March 2022) and it feels just as crowded. It's as if Covid never even happened here. It's nice if you work nearby because you don't have to go far, and you get 50% off wine. But if you're looking for a quiet place to sit and have a drink during those hours, this is not it - at least not during Thursday, the prime happy hour day. I'll still continue to come back, just out of pure convenience.

Happy hour Alert!! Half price beer, wine, sparkling M-F 4-7 AND ! Sat-Sun 3-6 pm. Good choices of all too. In the back of the Hudson Eats food court in Brookfield place mall but bright and airy with view of water. Super nice servers. I came in looking for dessert for my dinner - got the strawberry tartine with dulce de leche and it blew my socks off!! (I didn't have any on, but you know what I mean). Plus a $7 glass of Rose Brut sparkling in NYC? My pregame place from now on.

We went there for happy hour drinks a lot but last time I tried their lunch (finally) and the vegan soup might be one of the best I've ever had. Though quite pricy. The sour dough along with it was yummy too. Next day I tried quinoa bowl and warm goat cheese salad. Goat cheese salad was great. It has a bit warm goat cheese on toasts on bed of veggies. Quinoa bowl though was a bit disappointing. It was a huge amount of quinoa for sure and huge chunks of avocado. But very little veggies and a ton of almonds. Very filling but not so tasty and feels "greasy" because of too much nuts and high fat avocado.

For $12, you can get a small piece of toast topped with few pieces of protein. It's just toast, people. 1 star off: over-priced 1 star off: under-whelmed

Pricey for a tartinery. I got the roast beef tartinery which ended up being about 18 bucks after tax. The ingredients are not bad and it comes with a good amount of arugula and roast beef over sour dough but for the price and what you are exactly getting, overpriced.

Food is okay on average, but way overpriced for what it is. I went to their Nolita location a while back and remember enjoying it, but given this location is inside a food court that probably primarily serves the workforce during the week, this would not be on my list of repeats. The avocado toast was on a thin slice of bread and not the thick slice that many other places offer, and there was a pretty thin layer of avocado spread on top...way less than you get at other places. And it somehow cost $8.50...for one slice of bread and maybe half an avocado. All the lunch sandwiches, salads, and bowls are north of $12, which would be okay if the portions and/or ingredients justified it, but nope. For example, I got a quinoa bowl that was a lot of quinoa, a good amount of avocado, some edamame, a few small pieces of chopped asparagus, and a few leaves of spinach for $14. Admittedly, the bowl was pretty good, but I'd rather get a salad or sandwich from one of the many other places at Hudson Eats. I also tried the chia bowl before and it was not memorable. Chocolate chip cookie was really, really hard. I prefer chewy and gooey bakery cookies and try not to fault places for my personal preference, but a cookie should not be hard. Matcha banana bread was okay.

This was a place one of my friends who came to NYC had found on yelp. It's essentially a food court with the view of the Hudson River. Unlike any other food court's I've been to, this seemed a little more "high class". Being in New York and in Brookfield Place, there were ton's of people dressed for business who were dining here. Located on the second floor to the side of the mall, it gives a nice modern, up-scale feel. Lots of variety in food ranging from Japanese to burgers to Mexican to salads, grilled cheese, bbq, etc etc. Almost every restaurant had a long line. Being one who has difficulty making decisions on what to eat regularly, this was quite hard to choose which to try. My friend's boyfriend had tried a burger from Umami Burger whereas she had gotten some sushi from Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar. I had went to Dos Toros Taquiera because for some reason, this sounded good Lol... Not knowing what I was doing, I essentially ordered like I was at Chipotle. Lol? Line at Dos Toros went pretty fast as the workers were very efficient. Price wise, it was a bit normal for new York but quality wise, it was like a higher end Chipotle. I had ordered a Carne Asada "plato" which is like a burrito, but in a bowl (or rather "plate"). Ingredients used seemed really good and flavor was delicious. Size was it may be a little smaller than what I'm used to but it was enough to hold me off for a few hours. Wouldn't mind coming here again in the future to try some other places.

Unlike some of the other spots in the eatery, this wine bar actually had nice seats with a view to boot. Thursday night was not too crowded; picked a booth and placed our order up front. Between two people, got the Labneh Tartine ($12.50), Chopped Kale Caesar Salad ($12), and a couple glasses of red wine ($9 each). Wine is served in plastic cups because we weren't sitting in the bar area - fairly strong and paired well with the food. Tartine is a slice of sourdough bread with cucumber, radish, mint, zaatar and olive oil. decent mix of flavors, though was expecting more at the price point. Salad is better - chickpeas balancing out the kale taste. Food took a little bit of time to come out, though not bad considering the amount of people there. Considering the options, okay choice for a sitdown.

*Tartinery is one of the food vendors at Hudson Eats, but this Yelp page appears to be for every vendor there* Love love Tartinery, especially their now shuttered NoLita restaurant. This location is in the Hudson Eats food hall of the sparkling Brookfield Plaza, shelling out great French open-faced sandwiches. I got a variety of them, including some old favorites, but 4 tartines for $70 is a bit much. Maybe one or two next time and definitely the Roast Beef! Roast Beef tartine comes topped with thinly sliced beef that's smooth and delicious. The perfect melding of thin roast beef, creamy truffle mayo and a nice bite from the arugula. It's surprisingly rich, but subtle too. Chicken Salad tartine comes with shaved celery & toasted pistachio, which I like because of all the crunch from the toppings, but expect a lot of celery. Croque Madame with ham, gruyère & bechamel, comes with an organic sunny-side up egg. You can also go the Monsieur route, with no egg on top. Definitely their richest tartine from the bechamel sauce, but another winner. Smoked Salmon tartine with crème fraiche, capers, radish etc is very similar to bagel & lox, subtle and fresh in flavors and great over the sourdough bread. I love Tartinery and even as a food hall option, they're still A++. Just don't forget the Roast Beef tartine!

The delicious trio smoothie was just that...delicious!! When I go back to NYC I will definitely get another one. The black lady that worked the register was very helpful and kind!

Go early just before 12 noon gets very crowded at lunchtime. Many good options. Lunch averages $10-$20. Best when one can sit outdoors in the warmer months overlooking the marina.

This review is for the Tartinery in Hudson eats inside. The chicken salad toast topped with arugula and pistachios was great. This review is for the kiosk outside. The roast beef toast and the ginger juice were A-OK. Very enjoyable under an umbrella.

Delicious options, beautiful view right on the Hudson and in the upscale mall. I've only been here once so far, but the options are so worthwhile, you will pretty much be able to find every cuisine to fit your mood! On my first visit, I went during off peak hours (one hour before closing), so there were no lines. I had the Umami sunny side burger - which is by far one of the best burgers I've ever had due to the way truffle was interlaced into the ingredients, and not just added as truffle oil! I also had Skinny Pizza - a bit expensive, but you pay for better / healthier ingredients! Will be coming back & adding pictures :)

Takes the concept of a food court to dizzying new heights. To walk into a food court with options like this is really something. I would never have imagined being able to get something like umami burger and still have my kids be able to get something like pizza. Even the soda options were terrific, and included a sugar soda option at the pizzeria. Many of the past reviews have mentioned specifically what's available, so I thought I'd comment a little bit on the staff. They're on top of things, and very friendly. They want you to know you're a valued guest when you come to eat here. Highly recommend it!

Simple, small-portioned, clean (almost bland) food, offered at much too high prices. The avocado open faced toast I had at the counter here was not good. Tartinery tried to "fancy" up the toast by squeezing lemon juice in the guac spread and by sprinkling quinoa bits on top, but I would have preferred it without either. Since my friend and I dined at the bar area "to stay", we were obligated also to pay gratuity, thereby bringing the cost of my $2-cost "meal" (if you can call it a meal, as I was hungry again in less than two hours) to an outrageous $18 (which included a can of Coca Cola I ordered to accompany the toast). Our server was nice enough, and happily snapped photos of my friend and myself together (we hadn't seen each other in a year), but next time we'll just take selfies at Shake Shack.

Whoever works in this building has one of the best food courts I've ever seen. How could you not love lunch time if you have places like Umami Burger and Sprinkles Cupcakes in your same building?! They have a couple dozen different eateries to choose from, including stuff like sandwiches, bagels, tartines, sushi, burgers, pizza, dumplings, the list goes on and on. If you can't find something you like here then I don't know what to tell you. There are plenty of tables available too. It's a good place to go to if you want to eat near the 9/11 Memorial and Museum since it's just a couple of blocks away. We even took a free shuttle from Battery Park to get here after seeing the Statue of Liberty!

Lunchtime in here, 12-2p, is hectic!! Come knowing what line you want to jump in to wait or forever waste your lunch break in indecision. This place is not for the faint of heart in the middle of the day. I recommend coming during off peak times first to actually see all of the restaurant options (every cuisine style that you could imagine cramming into and enjoying during a lunch break or after work meal with co-workers). There is ample seating up here even at the thick of times and also there's a good amount of communal seating for loners to get their own space and not feel too invasive or out of place next to parties of 5 or more. You've also got additional space just outside the immediate Hudson Eats space and outside along the waterfront and in the park. Manage your time and your choices wisely.

How have I been working in FiDi for the last 6 months and not been to this place once?! I am such a fool... Anyways, opening salvo is to Umami Burger, but will definitely be back to try out a few of the other places around here. Haven't been to the Dig Inn or Chopt here, but I can vouch for the establishments at other loactions for what that's worth. Back to Umami, sooo good and lives up to the hype. I got a healthier option of the ahi burger, but it was so tasty! I can't wait to try the other ones since they seemed very interesting, an American/Japanese fusion type thing. And the truffle fries? The only bad thing was they had the calorie count next to the order so I know how fat I'm getting...but based on the taste I have no regrests. Side note, my friends' order off of Ritual took a hella long time, and they were generous enough to give them a free ice cream sandwhich, which they gave to me. Really hit the spot, and was tasty. Will update as I go to the other places. Next up I think, I'll go to Mighty Quinn.

I was in the area and stopped by for lunch. It was my second time to this location and my experience was as good as the first. The food was well prepared and freshly made. The service was prompt and courteous. Ava was my server for the second time. Her friendly personality made my experience memorable. I look forward to going back.

wow, I totally didn't expect to be taken aback by the setting as much as I was when I walked up the stairs to the food court. My friend had grabbed a table next to the large windows, overlooking the water & NJ. I came around 12:30pm and the place, as big as it is, was completely full - not too many available seats (until around 2-2:30). The place is very spacious, clean (including the restrooms), classy, and efficient. Lunch with friends was enhanced by the view & variety of foods available. I waited in line at Dig Inn Seasonal Market - ordered a small container (~$10) and since I'm unable to intake a huge portion at once, the size was perfect for me. I would say they offer fresh, healthy and delicious foods. After lunch, we ambled outside towards the water, passing by palm trees in the lobby and an ice rink adjacent to the building.

I only got a juice so this review is not best for their foods. I didn't like it. It might've been my fault getting a juice when it was 20 degrees out but it tasted bad. It's a bit overpriced but since I'm in a "nicer" part of the city it's expected.

The savior for Battery Park City workers and residents has finally arrived. We are no longer forced to pick among just Harry's, Wei West and El Vez for lunchtime outings (Shake Shack's gotten kind of boring too, especially now that the good fries are gone). Now we suddenly have too many good options: bagels from Black Seed for something smaller and lighter, the excellent barbecue from Mighty Quinn's for something more substantial, or the rich food from Umami Burger for something to send us back to work in a massive food coma (people are still anxiously milling around Umami as it is the one latecomer that still has yet to open). Those are a few of the best vendors, but there are so many other great options too. I still need to try Little Muenster and perhaps the expanding Skinny Pizza chain. Dos Toros and Num Pang are always good options too, and Chop't and Dig Inn are better choices if you want something lighter (and hopefully Blue Ribbon Sushi will open in the near future). The only dedicated place for sweets is Sprinkles, so at least no more of the same old cakes from Whole Foods for office parties, but we could really use some other dessert options here. With so many great savory places, the ratio is way off. A branch of one of the several great new ice cream places opening up around the city would be perfect. There are also suddenly tons of great options for coffee - Olives and Black Seed both serve Stumptown and Tartinery carries Blue Bottle. It is definitely a mob scene at lunchtime, but lines move surprisingly quickly. Mighty Quinn's had a massive line like it always does at Smorgasburg, but it only took about 15 minutes from the wait until we had our food. Often foregoing the subpar lunch options around here to eat something quick at my desk, this will be a major problem for my health and wallet.

WOW, what an amazing, clean and huge food court! I never thought I'd say I wish I worked on the west side (far from civilization as we know it and public transportation), but yes this food court definitely makes me think twice! In summer 2011, I heard that the World Financial Center (WFC) would be renovated to make room for a huge food court, but this upscale looking spot has more than exceeded my expectations in the 3 years since that announcement. There used to only be a few options at the WFC to eat at, but now the food court consists of so many of NYC's favorites. There's a little something for everyone --- Mighty Quinn's barbeque, Num Pang's Viet sandwiches, Chop't salads, Dos Toros tacos & burritos, Skinny Pizza, Umami Burger, Blue Ribbon Sushi, Dig Inn's marketplace style food servings --- just to name a few! Getting to the food court is relatively easy. It's located on the 2nd floor above the Winter Garden. The escalator to the right of the Winter Garden seating area leads directly up to the food court. If you take the escalator to the left, you'll have to walk thru the construction filled half of the 2nd floor around to the food court. When I first walked into the food court, I immediately noticed the enormity of it and the cave like feel to it. Once I got past that observation, I noticed the clean sleek white walls, the marble floor, marble tops for communal tables, sleek finish individual wooden tables and chairs and PLENTY of spacing and seating. I loved that there were communal bar tables and stools for those just looking to grab a quick bite and then go. The first time I came here, I arrived at about 11:30am on a weekday. There was only moderate traffic in here, barely any lines for food and an abundance of seating available. By about 12pm, the hoards of hungry workers in the surrounding area mixed with the curious tourists began to pack the food court. I was actually surprised at just how many tourists were actually inside, which made me wonder had this already become a tourist trap? Anyhow, lines started to grow and seats became a commodity by 12pm. I only bought my food and then left to eat back at my office, but when I left, the food court was run amok with people and I could easily envision all the seating getting occupied by 12:25ish. Still, the food court is a GREAT addition to the area since the west side is so far away from everything else in downtown. The prices are definitely a bit steep at all the eatery outlets so it's very easy to get carried away with your food spending. Be prepared to spend anywhere from $9-$13 on the average meal here.

Great little food court with plenty of seating. Thankfully, went on a Friday night so it was pretty quiet and wasn't bustling. I could see this being completely overflowing during a workday lunch time. Lots of great spots to dine at. Every thing is a little more pricey but I think that's what you get for being in this neighbourhood.

The dining here in my opinion is overpriced with nothing to eat. This place is hipster with tons of food options for those that have money and are willing to spend it on okay to healthy eats. You can find a list of restaurants on their website. There isn't much to eat around lower manhattan/ Tribeca area, and that includes this place. Compared to the richness of foods that are in NY, this place pales in comparison. So enough on the dissing, here are the positives. The views are great. I love the bathrooms with the white marble Everywhere. Then there's the view that you can't miss. Plus, this place is very upscale with security guards dressed in suits. Swanky. Don't want know rug rats. Ten outside, you can take a small walk and can find parks, playgrounds, and a lot of sights if you can handle the small walk. I love this area because of that. You can totally walk along the waters and walk all the way up to the High line and more. However, that is definitely a lot of walking. For me, this place has some snacks and baked good that I like, but I wouldn't be able to spend my whole day here.

Probably the nicest mall food court that I've been to. Located on the second floor of Brookfield Place, Hudson Eats sticks to the luxurious, modern feel of the shopping center while offering a wide variety of food at not-too-cheap prices. The selection of places to eat is what shines here. Salads, tacos, BBQ, burgers, bagels, grilled cheese sandwiches, sushi, Chinese, Cambodian just for starters. You'll find something you want here. The prices match the upscale vibe and are not what you'd expect to pay at a regular mall food court. That being said, this really isn't a regular mall food court. With clean tables that are regularly looked after and huge windows overlooking the Hudson River and Jersey City skyline, it's not your average mall at all. Expect at least $14 for a burger, and around $10 for a breakfast sandwich. It gets absolutely packed around meal times - you may not be able to find a table. Because of the prices and the crowds, it's not really a place I think I'd find myself eating at regularly, but the sheer selection of food as well as the atmosphere make it a place definitely worth checking out.

Service is a little slow, which is surprising considering the fast pace of the city. However, I had a DEElicious sandwich, ham, gruyere and bechamel on a mini baguette. It is more filling than it looks and was perfect. The bread alone was so fresh and toasty. Their gazpacho is also very good and refreshing - tomato, cucumber, tomatillo, lime, cilantro, big serving. I am still craving that sandwich. It took my tastebuds back to my trip to Paris. Prices are fair for the area, a higher end food court. A sandwich or salad with a drink with tax will cost you about $20.

Awesome food court in an upscale mall. Love the variety of food options. I definitely recommend Mighty Quinn's - slow cooked barbeque! I got burnt ends $9.25 and they were really nice about the number of sides I can add to it, so I basically got them all! It all went together really well. I also ordered the sweet potato casserole with maple & pecans small size $4. Really yummy but super heavy so I wish the small was actually smaller. Also ordered from Digg In - healthier but I wasn't that into it.

This is probably the most upscale food court I have ever been to and will ever go to. The term "food court" doesn't even really do it justice - it's more like a food gallery. The environment is decorated nicely, and the beautiful view of the river complements the atmosphere. I heard that seating is hard to come by and it was indeed pretty crowded, so apparently we were lucky when we found a table for four right off the bat. In terms of the restaurants, there's food from a wide variety of cultures and tastes to choose from. From what I've seen, most seem a bit pricey for the portion that you get, which is relatively small. I've sampled Num Pang Sandwich and Umami Burger, and both are good, although I wouldn't say they're extraordinary. Num Pang Sandwich in particular wasn't that impressive; I've had a better banh mi elsewhere. I'd like to return to Umami Burger and try another one of their specialty burgers, though. Overall, Hudson Eats as a whole is hugely diverse, offering a range of different types of food, and a comfortable experience.

Love this place. So convenient and friendly. This is towards the back of Hudson Eats with a wrap around bar seating area. There's also a general seating area on the sides. The burrata was great and so was the salad.

Came across this review and decided to create an update of the "MUST HAVES" at Brookfield Place. I still work here, and am here on a regular basis so.... TRUST MEH! Here's the previous review w/ the update: "There's tons of food! You name it, they have it. I've got to say it's a little on the pricey side but if you know what to get, then it's well worth it! I was an employee at Umami Burger and I currently work at Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar, so I know most of the "MUST HAVE's" here so I'll break it down for y'all. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OLIVE'S Any of their Turkey/Chicken Sandwiches! DELICIOUS! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UMAMI BURGER Truffle or Manly Burger w/ Truffle or Sweet Fries! Abita Root Beer or Ommegang Rare Vos. For dessert, get the Dirty Mint Chip or Double Chocolate Chip w/ PEANUT BUTTER ice cream sandwich! UPDATE This still stands, but they do have a bigger beverage selection now, including bottled Stumptown Cold Brew! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BLUE RIBBON SUSHI BAR Spicy Maki Platter or Sushi Maki Platter w/ Wakamae (Seaweed) Salad & Yuzu Lemonade or Ginger Beer! UPDATE Bento Bowl PLEASE! My Go-to is... - White Rice - Hijiki Salad (black seaweed, edamame, & lotus root) this stuff is crack! - Salmon/Tuna Poke You don't really need the sauce, but if you decide on it, both sauces are awesome! One's a japanese-mint-vinaigrette, and one's a sweet/spicy glaze. Don't forget to top it off with sesame seeds! Sushi Bar Recommendations Any of the Donburi Bowls, my favorite is the Una Don (Unagi, on white rice w/ japanese pickles and a shiso leaf!) Sashimi and/or Sushi Deluxe Platters! A selection of sushi and sashimi! Includes all the great stuff! Unagi, Ikura, Albacore and more! As for specialty rolls, gotta go with the dragon roll, Niji (Rainbow) Roll [this one's definitely Instagram worthy!], Kyuri Special, oh and the Yuzu Hama Hakozushi! (Box Pressed Yellowtail/Yuzu roll!] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MIGHTY QUINN'S Smoked Brisket or Ribs w/ Mashed Sweet Potato & Pecans and don't forget the cole slaw! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LITTLE MUENSTER Cuban Sandwich or Avocado Toast w/ Sweet & Spicy Brussell Sprouts and a Chocolate Milkshake ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NUM PANG Chimi Chicken, 5 Spice Glazed Pork Belly, or Grilled Khmer Sausage sandwich! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DOS TOROS Pretty much any burrito! Ask for cheese in the tortilla as they toast it! Salsa Verde is on point! Not too spicy, and tangy! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SPRINKLES Banana, Carrot, Lemon Coconut, and/or their Special for the Month (usually a great choice) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DIG INN Salmon, Cracked Wheat, Spinach & Grape Salad, & the Mac & Cheese! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NOTHERN TIGER (this one's fairly new so I don't have much) Dumplings! And whatever Soft-Served they have for the day/week. UPDATE -BRAISED BEEF SHAOBING WRAP! Absolutely delcious! The scallion pancake is toasted to perfection, and the braised beef is how it should be! Melt in yo mouth #pause) There are julienne carrots and cilantro in there as well to cut through that savoriness adding a bit of crunch and freshness. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UPDATE As for Service, they vary with each establishment. It's cafeteria style and these guys are trained to attack huge lunch rushes during the workdays, so they're definitely efficient. Decor/Ambience During the lunch rushes, you kind of just want to get your food and leave. It gets a little too hectic in there, and if you're like me and you hate waiting on lines, or fighting people for seats, then get the heck out of there and come back at a slower time! When it is slow, you can actually appreciate the space more. It's huge! If you haven't seen a rush in there, it'd be really hard to believe that it can get full (dangerously full). The decor is very modern and sophisticated. Marble and wooden tables, cool light fixtures, big windows that allow tons of natural light to get in. You also get a great view of the hudson river, which makes sunsets look a million times better.

Because you know I'm all about that food 'Bout that food, no shopping I'm all about that food 'Bout that food, no shopping I'm all about that food 'Bout that food, no shopping I'm all about that food 'Bout that food... Food... Food... Food Yeah, it's pretty clear, I can't afford Hermes But I can buy a meal, a meal, like I'm supposed to do 'Cause I got that appetite that likes all kinds of foods And all those expensive stores, I can't afford Go here for food unless you're super rich which yea I guess if you live in the area you might be. But for those of you coming out of your way to check out this spot because it is beautiful inside with a ton of light and stairs to lounge on get some grub the selection is great.

This review is for HH only - great selection of wines and beers for less than $10!! It's a great after work option if you're in the area. There's plenty of seats around there as well. They give a generous pour so you don't feel like you're being skimp in the city.

This place has a great selection of food for everyone. It's a large food court with a huge selection. They have everything, pizza, burgers, BBQ, sushi, tacos and more. I had a carne asada taco from Dos Toros Taqueria. My brother in law got a delicious steak burrito also from Dos Tacis Taqueria. My husband had some delicious chicken from Farm to Counter Dig Inn and my sister had a gourmet pizza slice from Skinny Pizza. So many choices! Plenty of tables for everyone to sit and eat comfortably while enjoying the view of the Hudson River. It's pretty wet and cold outside right now and this is a nice place to sit, relax and warm up.

Being new to the area, I quickly learned that there are not many choices close by outside of Hudson Eats. Hudson Eats is a food hall that has tons of options to please many eaters. Cons - Daytime is always busy; not sure at what time you need to get there to get a seat for lunch - Long lines - It's pricey; average for lunch is over $10 Pros - Great selection, you can get some really good food. Chop't', Dos Toros, Little Munster have become my go to options. - Beautiful views of the Hudson River - Lots of seating, but see above con

Fantastic butternut soup and avocado smashed toast. Found this on Yelp and walked over here-no idea it was in the food court, but it was so good I would come here again.

Came here right after going to the Museum of Feelings Pros: - Love the decor and ambiance - very chill and you can find a great spot to chat with your friend(s). My friend and I ended up chatting for 2 and 1/2 hours. - Clean bathroom - hallelujah b/c it is a food court after all! - Plenty of options to choose from (a bit pricey but it's expected for the area)

Good place to eat! At am11 Sunday, I got Mighty Quinn's this time. I didn't wait. It was so delicious! Brisket was so soft and fitted BBQ sauce. I ordered potato salad,too and it was a bit spicy. I think I had a best choice since the spicy taste remained in my mouth and that was suit for Pot salad and ale beer! Brisket, pot salad and Are were about $21. It's worth taking again but I will try Blue Ribbon sushi next time!

I'm finally getting around to my review of Hudson Eats after going here for lunch so many times. When it first opened, my coworkers and I were so excited. With so many options in a nicely renovated area with clean large tables, this was a major upgrade from our cafeteria at first. Although not going to lie, I got sick of this place pretty soon. My major gripe is this place forced out the food trucks that used to come near the area because they didn't want the food trucks competing with the food court. Taim was among one of them :(. The food options at Hudson Eats never change. So if you work in the area you'll have pretty much tried every place. At least the food trucks rotated every day. My favorite place to go is usually Dig Inn because of its healthier options. I also really like the Thanksgiving sandwich from Little Muenster, the Roasted Shiitake Mushrooms sandwich from Olive's, and the Avocado and Asparagus tartine from Tartinery (except this is inconsistently made sometimes). Lines can get pretty long during lunch time and of course no wait at all during dinner or on weekends. I found the best time to go was after 1pm. Here's a rundown of the wait times during lunch: Longest Wait - Skinny Pizza, Tartinery, Umami Burger, Little Muenster Longest Lines - Mighty Quinn, Dos Toros, Num Pang (But lines move pretty quickly) Moderate Wait - Dig Inn, Num Pang, Mighty Quinn's Fastest Line - Dos Toros, Chop't, Blue Ribbon Sushi, Sprinkles No Wait - Olive's, Blackseed Bagel, Northern Tiger Most Expensive - Blue Ribbon Sushi Things are somewhat expensive because mostly corporate employees come here for lunch. On a side note, I've had way too many Sprinkles cupcakes from coworkers buying them as a treat after this place opened up. Definitely try the Chai Latte one.

Is this what food courts in heaven look like? Seriously. This is probably the most impressively decorated food hall I've ever seen in my life. Honestly, you might just forget to eat as you gawk at the decor. Alas, I gained my composure and surveyed the various food options, settling for Mighty Quinn's, which I've had before (Booooo! No adventurous spirit!) You'll find many of these vendors having actual storefronts in the city, so the food court itself doesn't bring you anything you can't actually experience anywhere else; however, these options are still fantastic, and the food definitely does justice to such a majestic space. Might Quinn's was good as usual; Spent about $10 for a brisket sandwich which was melt-in-your-mouth tender. Doesn't seem like quality is an issue here! Other options include Dos Toros, Chop't, Umami Burger, Dig Inn, and even a Sprinkles Cupcakes! If you have difficulty deciding on what to get like me, then just follow your stomach! You'll surely find whatever it is your craving for at Brookfield Place.

It's funny how so many people fall for the "higher end" marketing employed by this establishment 1) to distinguish itself at its food hall location from its neighbors and 2) to justify its astronomical pricing. I definitely recommend that you come here for a bite if you're looking for a $15 tartine A.K.A. "open-faced sandwich" A.K.A. a mashed avocado and/or a slice of cold meat with ground pepper atop a single, sad, not-even-toasted slice of bread. Their soups are also lukewarm at best. You'd be better off going to CVS for lunch...

Goods: Top location. Awesome seating area. Complimentary jenga for the duration of your stay. Next to the hudson! Clean. Bads: Closes early