Tiny Feast

Staff is super friendly and customer focused! Drinks were surprisingly delicious for a small place tucked away in Chelsea Market. Chill vibe compared to most of the chaos throughout the market. Marg for $10 was a great deal along with a beautiful cheese & charcuterie platter.

Love this gem hidden inside neighborhood goods! Staff is friendly and casual and helpful with food and drinks (cocktails!) recs. Better seating and more space than others in Chelsea Market. Great escape from the crowds and cold! Yummy more-interesting-than-your-average grilled cheese!!

We stopped in for a quick cocktail on a Friday afternoon. The atmosphere was awesome and the ‘Jane cocktail’ was delicious!

Great place for a quick bite inside Chelsea market. They have great beignets here

Quaint spot inside of the Neighborhood goods storefront within Chelsea Market. There is a selection of prepackaged snacks and whatnot by the internal entrance. Beyond that is the counter where you can order food and beverages. I tried the beignets. Had to do it. They were fresh and hot! Not enough powdered sugar for me but convenient for not being in NOLA. It comes in pairs per order but they are pretty decent. I’m interested in going back to try other items from the menu and perhaps a cocktail or two.

The food is delicious, the drinks amazing and Yared( the bartender/ waiter) is exceptional .

First I stopped into the cafe for a coffee pick me up, what a bad choice that was. The barista seemed utterly confused with our order, made us incorrect drinks and when she offered to rectify our order, the owner proceeded to step in and charge us for the difference of her mistake. He proceeded to berate the employee in front of us asking if she knew the difference between cold brew vs Vietnamese cold brew. The owner never apologized for the error nor offered a solution which ultimately cost us $33+ for four coffee drinks...outrageous for watered down coffee with a splash of condescending tone to finish off the encounter. Wouldn't recommend unless you want to experience this first hand.

Some friends and I wandered into tiny feast a few months ago, looking for a break from the crowds in the Chelsea market area, and found an incredible surprise here at tiny feast. Delicious food from the kitchen to tide you over (excellent crispy fragrant fries or perfect beignets etc), and a phenomenal bar staff. Bartender Jared is fantastic whether you want something off of their great drink menu or if you need suggestions on the perfect drink for your current mood and tastes, and is super friendly and fun. Even though half of us are nyc locals, we still make it a point to come back to Chelsea market to grab a few drinks at tiny feast for great drinks and great service

We enjoyed a glass of wine and delicious grilled cheese sandwich at Tiny Feast, which is located inside Chelsea Market. This is a terrific reuse of a former biscuit factory. The brick walls and industrial piping, etc. create a lovely ambiance. This huge space is home to restaurants, bookstores, clothing shops, jewelry, bakeries, wine bars and more.... A great place to browse, shop, eat and people watch. Very popular and can get crowded on weekends. Very family friendly, fun for couples or groups. Whatever you are looking for, you will find it at the Chelsea Market!

Cute little bar/cafe inside of Neighborhood Goods. I saw it on my way out of Chelsea Market so I stopped in (seems like that's how most reviewers ended up here). You can normally order a freshly made beignet, but they weren't available when I went. I got a classic beignet from behind the glass instead. It was good, a light and fluffy donut-adjacent snack, but not super special. It's probably more worth it to get a fresh one. There's other pastries, sandwiches, salad, and drinks on the menu. The food options look OK but nothing I would go out of my way to try, except maybe the fresh beignets.

Come here for beignets... you will not be disappointed, especially if you ask for fresh ones. I tried a cinnamon sugar one and it is out of this world, like a cross between a donut and a churro. All donuts pale in comparison to the almighty beignet! I did not have any service issues with my recent visit, in fact the barista at the counter has always been cordial and friendly. It is a bit weird ordering here though because it is located inside a shopping area so while you wait for your food you have to awkwardly stand around or browse the shops.

Tiny Feast is located inside Neighborhood Goods in Chelsea Market. They have limited indoor seating. I've visited three times since they opened, and my overall opinion is that they have a decent thing going, but it's a little overpriced. On the beverage end, the iced chai tea latte with oat milk was great. The cold brew was solid, though they charge for all milks (not just oat/almond etc), so a coffee with whole milk was $6. Terremoto and Kobrick, both nearby, are less expensive and better. As for the food, the Little Gem lettuce salad with chicken was great, but again, it was $16 for a pretty small portion. Nutella beignet was fantastic and at $3 is definitely one of their most economical offerings. Definitely the best thing I've gotten from here. TL;DR: get the beignets!

First I stopped into the cafe for a coffee pick me up, what a bad choice that was. The barista seemed utterly confused with our order, made us incorrect drinks and when she offered to rectify our order, the owner proceeded to step in and charge us for the difference of her mistake. He proceeded to berate the employee in front of us asking if she knew the difference between cold brew vs Vietnamese cold brew. The owner never apologized for the error nor offered a solution which ultimately cost us $33+ for four coffee drinks...outrageous for watered down coffee with a splash of condescending tone to finish off the encounter. Wouldn't recommend unless you want to experience this first hand.

This place is so cute and it's inside the Neighborhood Goods store. We sat down for a quick snack and drink after walking around Chelsea Market. I got the Cucumber Gimlet and my friend got a glass of rose. We also got some beignets on the house which was so sweet. Staff was all so kind, they accidentally put spicy vodka in my drink and they remade it after I mentioned that it was a little spicy. Would recommend, cute area :)

I typically do not write reviews, but after giving it a few days to think about, I think this experience is worth it. I came into Chelsea market on a date with my girlfriend, on my birthday. I saw Tiny Feast right as I walked in and decided to stop by on the way out. We went into the store and I walked up to the register. There was only one customer at the bar and a barista at the other side. I am not really familiar with pastries, so I point to what I later learn is a beignet, and ask what it is. The barista quickly says beignet, but I could not catch it because I was not familiar. I ask what types there are and he hands me a menu. Still, confused I ask again what the pastry is, now having the names in front of me. The barista aggressively says, "I GAVE YOU THE MENU, READ IT". I was shocked, kind of lost for words. So I just assume that the "Beignets" are what I'm looking at. I order the Nutella Beignet for myself and an almond croissant for my girlfriend. He asks if its dine-in or take-out, which takes me aback, because I thought we would just order, get our stuff and sit down casually. But since we were planning on eating at the store, I say dine-in. He says something while mumbling about vaccination cards. So, I start to take out my card to show him so we can dine-in. Again, aggressively, he tells me sternly (for a second time?), "Sit down. And I will check at the table." Um, okay dude. Again, lost for words, I turn around and look for a table with my partner. At this point our moods are pretty ruined. I was still a little confused about the process, so I turn around and ask the barista, "Do you want me to pay now?". Guess what, he just sighs, sucks his teeth and repeats the same thing he said before, but more rudely "SIT DOWN AND I WILL CHECK AT THE TABLE"... Wow, that sure got me to shut up. So I sit down. He comes over to check our vaccination cards, and like a magic, his attitude takes a 180. Kindly asks if we would like anything other than water, confirms our order, etc. etc...Though he was not being rude anymore, it was very odd and off putting that the barista totally change at a snap of the finger. As we dine, I could hear him nicely calling out to customers coming into Neighborhood Goods. He was pretty civil with them...what was different with us? Service was fine up till check out. Putting the staff aside, the beignet and the croissant were actually pretty good. Just a shame that this one person ruined our experience and the vibe of this place. Seeing other peoples' reviews with similar experiences from months back is saddening. Nothing has changed apparently.

Doesn't know the difference between vietnamese cold brew and vietnamese coffee. Owner proceeded to charge us an extra $3 for their mistake after we already paid even though the employee was willing to fix the issue for free. Owner was rude when we, who are vietnamese people, tried to explain to him the difference between vietnamese cold brew vs vietnamese coffee. He responded with "that's interesting, but this is my restaurant." Coffee was very watered down regardless if it was cold brew or coffee. Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone

Sent a little bday delivery from Cali to a friend in NY just an hour ago and the delivery was a mess! I know food delivery needs improvement in LA but in NYC I didn't think a simple hiccup like this would have happened... Spilled HOT coffee, but ordered easy ICED, all over the box of variety of croissants and sandwich... bummed out that my friend received such a mess.

Pumpkin beignets were delicious, but staff was very rude. The male waiter literally yelled in our faces when we simply could not hear him over how loud the market was, not only that but he cupped his hands to his mouth and yelled and treated us poorly the rest of the time we were there. I honestly don't leave reviews, but this waiter literally ruined my mood for the rest of the day and I had to warn people.

Food and coffee are good. Service is awful - barista is unnecessarily rude. We were waiting for the party in front of us to leave before moving up to the kiosk to order and didnt hear the barista asking for our order (people were still in front of us) and he gave us attitude for that. Ordered coffee and pastry to go, and we were told 10 minute wait. So we were going to wait sitting down in the one of the tables (the party in front of us was also waiting sitting on the table too) and the barista told us the table was for food only. We understood it as "tables" were for food only, so we moved and sat at the bar area and he said we cannot sit and wait. When I asked then if we had to stand to wait, he said yes - which did not make sense to me. So I asked if people were not allowed to sit in even with vaccination as dine-in is now allowed since he never mentioned vaccination card when he told us we cannot sit down. And then he acted as if he already mentioned proof of vaccination and started to talk in a very condescending way. The party before us were not asked their vaccination record. They did not even order food either. I even mentioned that to the barista. It would make sense if it was busy with a lot of customers, but it was literally only us and the other party who left already by the time we got our pastry.

The staff was so rude that it motivated me to create a Yelp account to leave this bad review. Truly the rudest I have ever been treated as a paying customer in a NYC eatery....which is saying a lot. We were offered a free sample of a beignet from a nice enough employee standing outside the store. It was delicious, so we thought we'd walk around the rest of the market and come back to grab some on our way out. When we were headed out, we got a cup of coffee somewhere else and went back to Tiny Feast for the beignets. Not one foot inside the store, the barista did not say any type of hello, and started yelling at us for bringing in outside food (aka our coffee cups, that we put the lids on and were not drinking in the store). I said we just wanted to get some beignets to go, and he said something horribly sarcastic along the lines of "it better be to go." He goes on to yell at almost everyone else who walked in the store like this....as if it's SO CRAZY that people may have stopped at any of the other eateries or stores in the marketplace before gracing Ting Feast with their presence. The people who were actually sitting at the bar looked so uncomfortable - and I can't blame them, as the barista spent the entire time screaming at other customers over their heads. So we greatly overpay for an order of beignets, and they say it'll be a 5-10 minute wait. We have bought food from them and paid for it. The store was pretty empty, with lots of open tables. We eye an empty one, and before we can even touch the chair the barista starts yelling more aggressively that "this is not a public space" and we are not allowed to sit. Now every other customer is staring at us. We were too shocked to even say anything back in the moment, so obviously I had to put him on blast on Yelp. I get that they don't want people who didn't buy anything loitering at their tables, but we were literally paying customers and they treated us like squatters. Hostile is an understatement. Beignets were good , but definitely not good enough to ever go back there again. Plenty of other friendlier and better eateries in the market - don't waste your time here. Did not pass the vibe check.

Really disappointing $40 lunch consisting of a croque monsuir that had cold ham lunch meat on it and no bechemel and a terrible Bloody Mary. The $16 Bloody Mary didn't even have celery or seasoning.

This place is new to Chelsea market and it is probably it's best addition. It is snuggled into a very eclectic store, all the way in the back... And it totally has this classic 70s French dinette coolness about it... And the whole ambience has Ameliè swagger. Oh it has a very cute open kitchen, and the service was extremely quick... And honestly the food is absolutely amazing! The gem salad is delicate and absolutely delightful. And I tried the ham and cheese sandwich which literally brought me back to Paris. And for a little French counter in the back of a store, they have one of the best cocktail selections in the city and a full bar. They also have a massive selection of beer, seltzer, and wine... All amazingly priced and they also have a wonderful happy hour which I will be taking advantage of in the near future. The staff, and my fiancé and I were served by Shawn and Gia (sry if I got names wrong!!!), were stellar. Are super helpful, attentive, and once again for a little French dinette counter, it felt like white glove service. The chef even came out and asked how our food was and was super cool. And aside from all of those positive notations, last and certainly not least... dessert! Whatever pastry program they are running at this establishment, it is wildly good. The beignets are heavenly and the cookies are fragrant and delicious. Overall, this just made the list of our favorite restaurants in New York City currently... as a former chef and Francophile, this is an actual hidden gem in Manhattan. Oh, and I believe happy hour is Monday to Friday 4 PM until 6 PM... $10 cocktails, and I'm talking serious mixologist cocktails.

Horrible I would NOT recommend ! The server was very rude and pompous! He refused to serve my family for no reason! He didn't even look at our vaccination card! NO reason to be treated like that!

This hidden gem is located in the back of Neighborhood Goods. Their indoor bar seating is currently closed due to COVID-19 but don't let this stop you from grabbing a bite to eat! There's public tables and chairs right outside across the street, so you can bring the food to eat there. Their menu is really strong, with a selection of toasts, sandwiches, salads, and desserts. Plus a full coffee bar and a great selection of beer and hard seltzers. The Nutella beignet was insanely good, baked fresh in house! The man working there was also very friendly and helpful and made my friend and me smile!

SO unnecessarily rude and inflexible. The barista rushed us for our order when we were the only two customers in the store. I accidentally ordered a hot latte so asked for a cup with ice, he questioned my drink choice while giving a cup with barely any ice and sighing. While we were waiting for the coffee, he told us we weren't allowed to sit. In an empty cafe??? I'd give 0 stars but unfortunately Yelp doesn't work that way. Big mood ruiner.

This place is phenomenal! Atmosphere is chill and cool but the staff is also really friendly. I live in the neighborhood and must say that this place Is amazing. They know what they're doing and what they're talking about, and you can tell making the customers happy is their main priority. The food is to spectacular. Made fresh with time and care. Hope to try everything on the menu. Jared thanks for everything!

Very friendly staff! Excellent coffee and fresh pastries. Their pastries are delicious. They have a great variety of choices! Will definitely return!

I was super excited to come to this place after passing it so many times so I stopped in earlier tonight for a to go cocktail that was pretty overpriced for the size but wanted to support the business anyway because I love their mission. As I was paying, I went to go enter a custom tip for the bartender and *truly* accidentally hit "no tip" instead. Before I could even tell him I made a mistake and ask to go back, he grabbed the iPad away and literally started ignoring me as I was trying to give him a tip because he watched what had happened. I told him I meant to give him one and he was so rude back to me and didn't even give me the time of day so I walked out. Literally never going back because of this experience and it's sad because it seemed right up my alley

Amazing little spot! The charcuterie board is so cute and delicious! Perfect for a date.