Time Out Market New York

"The first Time Out Market in Manhattan, located at 124 E. 14th Street, near Third Avenue. It features seven stalls, a bar, a performance stage, and a 70-seat outdoor terrace." - Nadia Chaudhury

"Rooftop meals often come with a premium price for the coveted real estate and views, but this food hall, with incredible views of the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan skyline, offers a more DIY approach. Order from a variety of stands run by beloved New York restaurants, including Wayla, Little Ada (a riff on Miss Ada), Mr. Taka Ramen and more, and bring your bites up to the rooftop bar for a refreshment and an excellent view. This is also a perfect photo spot, if you’re looking for selfies or group shots." - Eater Staff, Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner

"Time Out Market has reopened with a slew of new operating measures to promote social distancing, including a online ordering app that customers will have to use to access each vendor’s menu and place orders. Buzzy Thai seafood hotspot Fish Cheeks and modern Mexican restaurant Mexology are back, as well as eclectic ice cream shop Ice & Vice, which is open on the weekends. Brunch hotspot Clinton St. Baking Co has also reopened, offering its pancakes and waffles for weekend delivery in Brooklyn for the first time. The market boasts over 10,000 square feet of outdoor space, including 250 seats along the waterfront and a fifth-floor rooftop, and Brooklyn Bridge Park is a short walk away." - Erika Adams, Tanay Warerkar

"Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten will bring his ABC trilogy to Dumbo, opening a giant restaurant of about 300 seats at 55 Water Street, at Dock Street, which also houses Cecconi’s and Time Out Market." - Beth Landman

"Time Out Market New York will reopen on May 27 since temporarily closing down in December amid indoor dining restrictions. A spokesperson for the food hall says that, among the 12 vendors, newcomers include Sugar Hill Creamery, Fornino, Wayla, and Tiki Chick." - Bao Ong