Time Out Market Union Square
Food court · East Village ·
Seven kitchens offer curated local food, drinks, and desserts
Seven kitchens offer curated local food, drinks, and desserts
"In a relatively intimate package with over 200 seats, a sweet back patio, a full bar, five other restaurants ranging from OK to very good, and a couple of stellar dessert options, this new food hall delivers several very solid—and a couple very exciting—places to grab a quick meal in a comfortable, convivial setting at 124 East 14th Street. The catch is remembering it’s there: the unremarkable facade—basically a row of windows that hides the action—plus neighbors like an NYU dorm and a subterranean Trader Joe’s make this stretch a tough sell for out-of-towners, but once inside, finds like Kebabwala and Lori Jayne make the trip worth it." - Scott Lynch
"Where Union Square meets the East Village, this new Time Out Market corralled big-name vendors like Fornino, Dhamaka, and Tatiana, with a particularly exciting newcomer, Kebabwala from Unapologetic Foods, serving Delhi-inspired kebabs—chicken tikka, lamb seekh, American wagyu rib-eye, and paneer with mint chutney—plus limited-quantity chicken biryani and mango lassis." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Tatianais our highest-rated restaurant, so Patty Palace, a casual takeout spot from the same chef, is exciting news. Kwame Onwuachi’s patties and coco bread were first available atCiti Field, and now they’re at a stall at Time Out Market Union Square." - Will Hartman
"If you can believe it, people are still getting excited about food hall openings — especially this one. Time Out Market in Union Square officially opens at Zero Irving (124 East 14th Street, at Irving Place), on Friday, September 26, at 10 a.m.. Stalls include chef Kwame Onwuachi’s Patty Palace stand; Unapologetic Foods’ kebab restaurant Kebabwala; a burger stand by Bushwick bar food spot Lori Jayne; a new location of Taqueria El Chato; Fornino pizza, and more. The 10,000-square-foot space has 300 seats with 40 outside. There are swag bags and free cinnamon rolls for the first 100 people to arrive." - Melissa McCart
"Described as buzzy, this new food hall opens on Friday, September 26, at 8 a.m., inside Zero Irving at 124 East 14th Street between Third and Fourth avenues, at the intersection of Union Square and the East Village, and will host spots from folks from Dhamaka, Fornino, Tatiana, and more." - Melissa McCart