Chelsea Market NY 10011

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• Really glad I finally got to visit Chelsea Market! • Such a great variety of food and shopping stalls—you really can’t go wrong with any of them. My favorites were the fresh noodle spot and Seed + Mill for dessert. • We also loved the artist flea market area—so many amazing finds! Picked up some souvenirs and bath + skincare goodies from IE. • Beautiful, spacious interiors and clean restrooms. • Chelsea Market is definitely a must-visit when you’re in NYC! ?

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Maria

Walked to Chelsea Market on a sunny winter's day in Feb. You open the doors and the heat hits you in there. So it's toasty in there. It had similar vibes to Shoreditch market or Borough Markets in London. Lots to see in a compact space. Had the tacos from no. 1 and I actually ended up getting takeaway as well. The pork with pineapple was spicy, juicy and just fab. The service was great. You choose between corn or flour tortilla. Authentic vibes! Love ❤️. Walked around, had some chocolates from LiLacs. Service there also fantastic. Loved the marshmallow milk chocolate and the graham cracker milk chocolate. Had some souvenir Fat Witch mini brownies to go, cranberry was lovely recommended by the staff for something different. Got some sugar cookies at the stall at the end of the market where they have independent sellers for jewellry, shirts, art, etc. Sugar cookies are not really my thing but they were manageable as they werent like the traditional sweet as it was a UK lady making them. Very cute designs for NYC. There's a muji in there, souvenir food shop and didn't get to try the lobster. Would have to visit again! Near Google campus

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Jay P

Awesome place to visit, kids loved it, nice food and veggie/vegan options, about 3 hours with a solid break for some dinner. They had a Chinese new year event that was simple but nice for the children. Lots of little indie shops with really interesting items and few other gift types shops. Must visit after doing the high line (if you ended at 10th side exit).