Food Courts in New York, NY

“Great quality dining and shopping. Whether dining at one of the great restaurants or shopping to cook at home, you won’t be disappointed.“

“Convenient, easy, interesting, delicious, and not too pricey.“

“Great Spanish Mercado vibe just off the High Line in the middle of Manhattan!“

“Awesome and delicious food“

“Is a nice environment an good food“

“Rina is the best bartender kind, funny and easy to chat with“

“Hey dear followers,
What a lovely little authentic food market!
However: you have to choose wisely what to eat and what to drink in this little authentic food market.
Our recommendations (take a note): Chinese pancake ?, bun, fries ?, lemonade ? (lobster ? rolls opens too late so it must be missed).

Vegetarian options: Chinese pancake.“

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“Crepes n Things @crepesnthings Guava, cheese and strawberry crepe...amazing. Wash it down with an oat milk/banana/peanut butter milk shake. Much more on the menu. Make sure to visit. 348 Bowery“

“Friendly people and lots of space for people with mobility devices, strollers, etc.“

“Something for everyone. Hipster heaven.“

“Nice to see a food court with a good mix of chinese food. Found our tofu pudding here at Yan Wo Dou Bun. Taste great and lady was very nice.

Dietary restrictions: Wide variety.

Kid-friendliness: 👍

Wheelchair accessibility: 👍“

“Imagine being able to access celebrity chefs and stellar, healthy, delicious world class cuisine in your own neighborhood within walking distance. The entire market has an open vibe to though conscious architectural details, and feels designed equally for permanent neighborhood residents and for transient students, the casual passer by and informed foodie crowd. Truly “glocal”, very much Harlem’s own, as well as Manhattan and Columbia in spirit. That’s a rare accomplishment and I highly recommend this new addition to our city.“

“Simple pickup. Places to sit if you like to eat inside, scant seating outside. Staff is friendly and food is good. Great lunch option when you dont know what you want!

Kid-friendliness: Some menu items for kids. Lots of choices so great for families that want different cuisines“

“Good food and grateful service. Pleasant experience.“

“Fresh, real ingredients juices for any situation. Tummy ache they got you, need iron, they got you, just a smoothie on a rainy New Year’s Eve, they got that too!Bakery goods are very close to items I tried in Italy and Montreal, but I did not pick up on a heavy ethnic or cultural preparation of their items, so even though it’s called “two geese” ….. in my best NYC impersonation. I’m gonna say it’s more good ol’ melting pot American fare in term of bakery and juices! Still love it!“

“Great seafood in a classic setting. Party of 6 had a wonderful experience..oysters were amazing. Scrod was perfectly cooked and veggies were crisp and overcooked. Service was fantastic and wine list had some nice reasonably priced selections“

“The food hall formerly only had Kung Fu tea but has since been revitalized with a few new shops. Now, you can get Xi'an food, as well as rice rolls, sushi, and sweet and sour fish soup! They also finished renovating the seating area, so there is now room to sit on a counter or even the second floor. The food here isn't very pricy and is ideal for lunch in the area.“