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Gansevoort Liberty Market in New York
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New York, New York County, New York, US
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Delivery
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Takeaway
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Dine-in
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Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Phone: +1 315-715-6369
Site: http://gansevoortmarketnyc.com/
Site: http://gansevoortmarketnyc.com/
Opening hours
- Monday:7AM–7PM
- Tuesday:7AM–7PM
- Wednesday:7AM–7PM
- Thursday:7AM–7PM
- Friday:7AM–7PM
- Saturday:10AM–7PM
- Sunday:11AM–6PM
Comments (199)
Came here for dinner during a Boston to NYC trip with a group of four 11 year old boys with very eclectic tastes in food. Perfect spot after visiting the 9/11 museum and Freedom tower.Space is very clean and bright. So many choices and they all looked amazing. What an incredible drink selection too. Alcoholic and nonalcoholic.Sushi was so fresh. Korean food was great. Peruvian food was awesome. Tacos were so filling and tasty.Can’t wait to return and try some of the other food.A must try if you’re in the area.
There are a lot choices for dining at this location. The Healthy Burrito was a nice breakfast.
Cute and convenient market place for all types of cuisines. Grabbed a container to go just when it was opening up and, unfortunately, not as good as it looked or as fresh even thoigh we grabbed containers as they were putting them on the shelves. Still a cute spot. Might be better for the juices or basic café foods.
There is a lot of different food choices available here. They have a very delicious pasta place, where you can even build your own pasta. The pasta is served hot and fresh. Also, the bread that comes with the pasta is very good.
Playing on this phone and touching money with no gloves. I asked for a chicken roll and he goes and grabs the seaweed with his hands. I asked for a new and I told him why, “ you have no gloves on.” He says, “ oh sorry.” Puts on gloves, gets another one and placed the one he touched back in with the rest of them. Nasty!
Overall, a nice place to try different kinds of food just off the memorial and wall street. I give 3 stars for 2 reasons: it wasnt what we expected based on the photos on maps - unlike Chelsea Market, this isnt historic at all, its a mall canteen. Also, the hamburger we tried was mediocre with fries dripping in oil. Might be completely different at another stall, just skip the burgers
Food was ok. Setting is nice. Staff were horrible. Not even sure why they worked there. Clearly the person who served us hates her job. Couldn’t explain the products on the menu. Misunderstood our order and then insisted we made the mistake. Maybe it was just one person but since that person served us it made the whole thing regrettable.
Great market! Can be hard to find but well worth the search. It has 7 or 8 different food stalls, each covering different cuisines. Its all mostly focused on Asian-Inspired and comfort food, but youll find something for pretty much every pallette. Theres a convenience store here as well. Plenty of table seating, a nice break from the bustle of Oculus.
This review is for Umai Fish.Really disappointing. I ordered the $27 Omakase combo, which included a chefs choice of roll.What I received was a complementary miso soup, about five pieces of typical nigiri, and *drum roll* a basic Californian roll.I guess the chef could always just choose to give you a leftover basic roll, which you could get anywhere else for $6. I feel slighted and I think I shouldve chose to eat elsewhere.Added a star because the actual quality wasnt bad and the food court itself is lovely. Just not worth the time or money.
The deli place in this market that is on the right when you first walk in essentially serves prison food. We had tried two wraps and both were absolutely disgusting there was no flavor and we aren’t even confident it was chicken that we ate. Stay away
Hold up, hold up, how did I not know this place existed in Oculus?! After fixing my phone at the Apple store and wandering around the empty Oculus (was a lil sus how quiet it was, not gonna lie), my tummy was rumbling and my nose led me to this place with noms. Ive been to the old location in Meatpacking pre-covid and was so happy to see they opened up in Oculus.NOW to the important bit. Its like a food court but much classier, cleaner, and cooler. There were a couple different vendors and I settled on the Spicy Pork Bibimbap from K-Pop Haus. OMG guys it smelled so good, and I loved that they used fresh ingredients and didnt skimp on the veggies because Im like a rabbit when it come to veggies, U KNOW bun bun. After I ordered, I saw that they had FRIED CHICKEN and you know this girl loves me some fried popcorn chicken, so I had to get that too. The guys were laughing because I had already ordered but you know this girl can EAT! Sorry not sorry. Also was glad I could support local businesses, ya know! Forgot to mention that I saw a pretty good looking hipster guy whose mittens straight up looked like Bernie Sanders and omg I almost died laughing.Cant wait for indoor dining to open up again so I can try all the different vendors. After having my lil meals, I saw that they had the the cutest little tea sandwiches that straight up looked like something the Queen of England would have with her afternoon tea. Had me feeling like I was in The Crown or something. Definitely returning. I stan.
Was getting bored of food options in the area, this is a great one. Lots to choose from and all good. Recommend the Katsu Curry.
This market is so conveniently close to Fulton and inside the Oculus. Though I don’t go to the Oculus shops often I will now that I know great food is next door! There are a variety of cuisines to choose from, on my first visit I went with the Peruvian menu and ordered the paella. So good! Often I feel when I order seafood paella that I’m ripped off on the amount of seafood but this one was perfect! I also picked up a few cookies and goodies from Two Geese Bakery - it sits right at the entrance and I couldn’t leave without stopping after the fresh baked smell hit me walking in. The matcha canele was perfect and I’m afraid I could eat several in one sitting🤤The staff were super nice in explaining the menu to me, and understanding when the list of delicious-sounding items made me feel a bit indecisive 😆 Also, the inside was spotless, staff all wore ppe, and kept everything spaced out.Next time I can’t wait to try the Japanese curry (a must for winter) and more cookies and caneles. 10/10 recommend, I’m jealous of those working in the area that can come here on every lunch break!
This place is full of tasty food and fun vibes. A lot of options that can cater to everyone. To top it off, they have a bar in the the back with a good happy hour!I went to Burger Inc which is near the back of the space. It was a very tasty burger thats made fresh right in front of you. Of course I had to get tater tots! Any place that sells them is always solid in my book
Amazing New York Market. Better than Chelsea Market as it is less touristy, more of a locals place.Inside this big warehouse there are a number of amazing street food venders you must try. Just walk around and try different things.There seems to always be something slightly different going on in here.I really couldn’t recommend this place enough.
Not just a market but a treasure trove of so many different little food spot mainly went thier to try burgernyc . Thier main burger was delicious juicy and the bacon cheese fries top that off then tripped a cookie from a shop in the front it was called a cookoe monster blue and filled with peanutbutter it was to die for.
High prices. Too high. Food quality low. Coffe is dirty water.Not recommended. Only for tourists willing to spend a lot for low quality food
Went here for my birthday and got food at burger inc. and was blown away by the the food there. Left me and my two friends speechless for a moment. Also a very nice place to bring other people for many different occasions. Going back later today to take my girlfriend so she can experience it too.
It smells so good when you walk in here! Its an open vendor market, upscale cafeteria feel. Options are vast, but slightly over priced. Tacos, buffalo chicken, deli,burgers and much more!
Havent been recently and I went to the one on 14th Street in Chelsea. Great variety of places to eat.
Gansevoort Market is REALLY AMAZING! Duchess Cookies are out-of-this-world! Its hard not to go there and get just one. You will love absolutely all of them!
They moved to 4world trade cener.. nicely organized . So many menus are here.
This place is amazing, you have so many choices of food that you will want to try everything. I ate in two incredible places: ChicknCone and Skinnys Satay, Ill just say one thing of both: AWESOME!!!! I will definitely go back for more.
The kpop food stand was awful, i ordered the kbq bowl which was cold, it says on menu sauce on the side and they put hot sauce on whole dish. I had to give away. The dumplings were too greesy, for the price they charge not worth it. And there were flies around our seating area. Very bad.
A food hall to grab-n-go a variety quality food.The Gansevoort Liberty Market was opened at Oculus World Trade Center Mall sometime between 2020-2021, with a fresh look.I tried the roast beef sandwich, high quality meat, fresh produce.Also tried the terriyaki chicken with brown rice (or your choice of grain), it taste good, (but heavy hand on the sauce on that day, so kinda sweet), protein and rice portion about 50/50. Its the quickiest menu item the line can make :Dotherwise, would rather try the katsu (deep fried) curry pork cutlet with rice. That looks very good on the TV display menu.**easy access location for busy commuter.**looking forward to an efficient payment method, like scan a barcode of a menu item via mobile phone, then pay electronically.
Great selection of healthy food options and awesome atmosphere and location. Seriously love the decor. Great space and awesome costumer service. Good coffee. Highly recommend!Pro:- large space- variety of food and vendors- good coffee
Smaller than the Chelsea market but packs a good assortment of dining inside. Grab some super fresh ceviche (the varieties they have are really good), or some Korean, or other quick eats. Just a short walk to the Museum of Illusions!
Love the selection and quality of the food here ! The coffee at the two geese bakery is amazing and the sushi is delish. Been here twice now in a few days, would definitely recommend if nearby.
7/9/2019My first time ever inside spacious Gansevoort Market. A Modern Food Hall with 15 vendors. I had no idea of All the food diversity that was housed inside.🧀🍗🥓🍔🍟🍕🌭🌮🥗🍜🍳🍩🍝 I went because the AM New York free paper shared that a one-night only fund raising event sponsored by Makers Mark Bourbon Whiskey would be taking place there. I went solo🙋♀️.The event was called Makers Mark(et) @ Gansevoort. The admission $15.00. Makers Mark is committed to keeping water sources clean that reside beyond their spring-fed lake and natural water sanctuary. These are the water resources used to produce Makers Mark Signature Bourbon.Each $15.00 contribution will remove 3 pounds of trash from the worlds oceans and waterways.👏👏👊Upon entry each donor was given a United by Blue giftbag. Inside of each giftbag were blue tickets for meals and red tickets for cocktails. Also A cool cooper mug and cooper straws to sip your cocktails in a sustainably modern fashion. I was further surprised to discover EVERY FOOD VENUE inside Gansevoort would provide YOU the meal of your choice in exchange for a blue ticket.😄🤗My night began by ordering a🍸 There were at least five choices. I got one called Bourbon and Bubbles. My 🍸was refreshing and delicious I decided to shoot a video of its creation. #CocktailsforCleanupsMy palate and mind grew over whelmed with food choices. My food senses were tingling. But in the end I kept it Americana. I got a well done cheese burger and fries from Burger Inc. which tasted extra special as I sipped on my cocktail in my new cooper mug.Then I ordered a corn dog and Onion Rings from Wing Club.I liked the Corn dog more than the Onion Rings.My second drink was a Makers Manhattan. My stomach was full. I was totally satisfied.I gifted my surplus tickets to a cool dude I met in line. Ill definitely be back...theres so much more to eat.🤗🙋♀️
Offers a wide variety of food choices. Lotsa tables and chairs. We were a big family so we were able to try lots of food. I personally tried the mexican tacos. They were a tad bit too dry for me. Otherwise...it was an easy choice to make.Also...it was a stones throw away from Chelsea Market too.
There is a nice number of places so you can choose what you want to eat!
Staff were rude. Order was handled poorly. Food smells good but not worth the price and poor service
Nice food court. They have a large variety of beers and sodas.
Great place for food and much lighter traffic than Chelsea Market. Milk and Cream Cereal bar is really good along with Burger Inc, the waffle place, and the Korean wing place.
I like this place. It has many booths with Mexican, Korean, Poke(with Korean Bibimbap haha), Sushi, Curry, Burger and more. It also has a bar at the back. The price is not low though
Triple chocolate cookie and coffee by Duchess were so delicious, crunchy outside, warm and chewy inside and not overly sweet. They have so many other flavors as well I cant wait to try them all!
Great way breakfast place to start your journey towards the High Line. I had the taiyaki red bean dessert which tasted amazing. It was crusted in raw sugar and let it have a great crunch to it.
The best giant cookies ever! The size of a scone with delicious rotating flavors. Butterscotch Chip is a personal favorite! Awesome location. Get two and walk it off on The Highline.
Great alternative to Chelsea market. Some great food vendors you can get ice cream to poke to pizza. For a treat, try the ceviche.
Id you enter there not hungry for sure you will get hungry with all the amazing smells. To bad we didnt get to try them all
Theres some great food on offer here. I found out about ChicknCone through Instagram and went here specifically, and did not disappoint! Also got Big Gay Ice Cream, really tasty and plenty of toppings
Amazing market with excellent food! Great lobsters and Japanese!
Chill place to grab a variety of foods. The burritos I’ve gotten from here have been actually quite tasty!
I am mostly unenthused after trying a few of the food items across several vendors, with the exception of Cebichelsea and their ceviche. Excellent service and INCREDIBLE layered, textured, fresh, luscious, ceviche. They have one or two lettuce leafs on the bottom (which are entirely unnecessary) but every bite was different and said yum with every one. Outstanding.
Honestly expected it to be justifying a higher price with the location and less the food, but hey, everything was pleasantly, surprisingly, worth it. Got a B.A.L.T., and my friends got some fried chicken, as well as a chicken and rice dish they were both very happy with. Nothing to complain about!
Went to Taco Delicatessen for a quick bite to eat. Had chicken tacos. Food came out super fast. It could use a bit more flavor but overall it was okay.
Its got some enticing eateries, which means I need to go back and try more since we went to Sushi by Bou and were headed by for Sushi by Bae
I waited 15 minutes for a breakfast sandwich. Croissant with ham and cheese. Totally unacceptable. Was not happy
Really happy to have great food back in the area. Have been having a lot of trouble finding good places for lunch and diner, and now have found a new staple. Every dish I have tried so far is delicious. Fast and friendly service. They are constantly trying new recipes. Super happy Gansevoort has come to Westfield World Trade Center
Really nice place with variedity on food and diferent kind of food
We went to #BurgerIncNYC and the food was spectacular. Gladly daughter found them in Instagram
Great finding. Many restaurants in one place, great food selection, from ceviche to hamburgers. And desserts! Way quieter than Chelsea Market.
Favorite places for me were ChicknCone, LaSonrisa Empanadas and the Gelato stand
I live this food court! Sushi at Makito is soooo good! If you like spicy deliciousness then ask for the Crazy tuna roll!
There are so many food options that youll wonder what to get. Theres Korean food, Mexican food, Japanese food, and so much more. Theres even a bar. Youll want to come back a few more times to try them all. Each of them has something unique in their menus that you wouldnt find somewhere else easily. The uncomfortable thing is that there arent many seats, so youll be scrambling to have even one table for two people. Best to-go. And with so many people ordering, it might take a bit longer for your order to be done. But the best food takes a few minutes to be ready. Its worth it.
Nice place,Many options to eat ! Good music !
I like the all you can eat buffet is really good
Really great place lots of great options from exotic to average. Short lines, nice seating. A quick grab and go or sit in.
There are many tasty foods to choose from with a full bar in the back. I love the Peruvian chicken sandwich. The vendor is in the back next to the bar. Ive had that sandwich twice so far and know I will have it again. But their fries though!! Talking about perfect, they are super crispy on the outside and hot and fluffy on the inside with an order big enough to share. So, so good!!
I order a breakfast sandwich, bacon, egg & cheese on a croissant. the cashier was rude with taking my order no greetings of good Moring. I specifically said just just salt& pepper nothing else on the sandwich. I GET MY SANDWHICH AND IT HAS MAYO ON IT ! I tell cashier I didnt ask for this and she says to me all sandwiches comes with mayo. I ask her why didnt you inform me, she walked away with no explanation. when I placed my order I said nothing on the sandwich but salt & pepper. My first and last time. They need to improve on customer service!
Today I had a delicious Rainbow Roll. Friendly service, clean and comfortable place. The sushi was from UMAI and the best coffee with the bestbarista in NYC (Carla) from Two Geese. You must eat here!
Smaller than expected (or compared with Chelsea Market) and some items were not operated and empty,
Good food, prepare to wait agonizingly long. Will make you wonder how people can be so slow in such a high foot traffic area.
Love this market, great atmosphere, good seating, TRY THE KOREAN HOT WINGS OMG THEYRE SO GOOD.
Actually I liked more their original location tho, still nice for quick bite and group.
Although the Gansevoort market has relocated to fidi what hasn’t changed is the amazing food, ambiance, and decor. I’ve been over 20x and have never had a dull experience. Make sure to always come hungry. Due to covid it is pick up or delivery only but the food travels well!
Excellant food, with quick service. Delish
We dined on a Tuesday evening, so it was not crowded. Something for everyone here, and you can bring your food with you and sit wherever you like. Pizza, burgers, drinks, desserts, vegan stuff, noodles, etc. We chuckled at the sign that said fresh grounded beef.
Nice options and good atmosphere. I really like chickncone menu. Not all vendors were open tho.
They have a great variety of food from all different cultures here. The place is always clean and is updated with a few new restaurants every couple months. Great place to go if you dont know what you want to eat.
Whenever I visit the Gansevoort Liberty Market, I get Peruvian food. Always a delish!
Food court located in the Chelsea area with about 10 to 15 stalls. 2 bathroom in the back but one was out of order. They got a variety of choices from Burger to sushi, about 1/3 of the choices were various Asian cuisines. The prices are decent, not cheap but not expensive either.
Ive always loved this place and used to frequent it quite often when I lived on Jane Street. The Burger Inc. bacon burger is so good! I so miss the mac n cheese bites. Some buddies and I have split The Crew a few times...so delicious. I really wish there was a Burger, Inc. closer to my place now.
Fun to shop and eat here. Friendly hosts.
Went on a Sunday afternoon for a quick drink. Im glad it turned into a more leisurely opportunity! All of the food options in the hall looked great as well. Jed was a great bartender. His Manhattan on Fire drink was a nice slow sip that I didnt mind following up with another beverage. The vibe and space of the end bar made it a no-brainer to keep hanging out at. Will have to come back and try the other cocktails.
I love it here! Way less crowded than the Chelsea market and still has just as delicious food!On peak times, it may be hard to find a seat, but the food is worth it! Especially the dessert!
Discovered this place today ! I had Peruvian food, my son had Japanese, my daughter chose mexican - a perfect place for a family with multiple tastes. All the food items were deicious ! I tasted the Peruvian Chicha Morada drink for the first time, loved the taste though a little too sweet. The place was lively and great for a family lunch.
Coffee place made me a latte but it had no textured milk. Burger is just a frozen patty. The chicken sandwich is decent though
TL;DR - If you want a public indoor place to sit down and dont want to be in the crowded Chelsea Market with all the tourists, Gansevoort Market is a pretty good choice with decent food selection.Went there on a Tuesday night and there were only a dozen people there. We found an empty table pretty easily and the ambience of the place is very calm but lively. We tried the steak place and it was delicious! The ribeye cut had a nice balance between fat and lean meat, and it was cooked to perfect medium rare to give it the best texture. Not too pricey ($45 with 2 9oz steak, one on salad and one in a sandwich, and a drink). Not as cheap as Ikinari, but pretty good for a casual indoor sit down place in the neighborhood.
Im giving it 5 because it was a cool place with food from many different ethnicities and varieties. From seafood to Asian to Spanish to Colombian to vegan, this place had it...including pizza-regular and funky. The atmosphere was rad, very Cali like with open roof. Wonder how it transforms in the winter... Go for the pizza or something different. We had a Spanish tortilla but I was not impressed too much but the vibe was good so it was fine and exotic.
The market is still new and you can tell because the tables are all brand new and the market isn’t too crowded yet. Definitely prefer it to crowded Chelsea market. I’d go back. I tried the Colombian, Thai and Korean spot. Some could improve in service but the food was great.
They have a variety of stores here to eat. This is a really nice neighborhood with high standards for quality. I have not eaten here yet its just a place along my work route but I can say that they have to impress a lot of hard to impress people and they seem to be doing fine!
This place is PERFECT for a larger group or for a couple who like different things to eat. I love that there is so much variety - AND its New Yorks greatest street food in one location. We had a few tacos, which were OUTSTANDING and a rice bowl. This is def worth checking out!
The food was delicious and we were able to customize an order during this time of everything being closed down. We made a taco with fish because they didn’t have bread and it was tasty. Thank you.
Nice place very similar to Chelseas Market, DeKalb Market, and so on. The food was excellent from the three places I tried and I plan on continuing to go there.i wish I would have taken pictures, but if you go the Chicken and Waffles place is Amazing. I recommend the Yella BBQ. Skip there desert its not all that great. The other great spot is the wings spot. The wings were crisp, juicy, and well seasoned. I couldnt have asked for a better set of wings.
Attended event there sponsored by Makers Mark and 10 of the vendors were available to attendees.Every type of cuisine I tried personally was delicous.Spoke with many others and did not hear anything but raves.Will be returning there when in the neighborhood to eat often.Has a more comfortable feel than many other good food halls I have been to.Wide range of offerings make it a nice option for groups who have different palates. HIGHLY recommend.
Went here today. Place is very impressive, and it’s the biggest choice I love to go for lunch hours
Have been to this place multiple times because its affordable and delicious food options vs. Chelsea market, but they really need to figure out some details as it always seems like some construction or remodeling is going on. I always find it a bit hard to get a seat if you are more than 2 ppl and the line to the restrooms is always long (despite the fact that they have another one in the basement that’s usually clossed.)
There are a lot of options in this little market. There are many healthy options as well along with a few dessert places. The market is clean and much calmer than the hectic Chelsea Market. A nice place to grab lunch and relax.
Very tasty options from the vendors inside. Think of it as a very cool food court with top notch options and no fast food chains.Very cool atmosphere and all staff are nice and cool too.Some clothes options and creative purchasesDef try the Ceviche
So many great options; definitely worth a visit
Finally some food inside the Oculus
Highly recommend to visit. Id call it exotic food cort. I went there with company of 8, we couldnt decide where to go, cos everyone wanted different cuisine. This place made all as happy. My favorite - seafood ceviche. And fruit smoothie in a small malon shell.
I loved it! From the cookies, to the pizza, to the noodles, My mom and I loved absolutely everything. The seats were very nice and the bathroom (downstairs) super clean. Playlist A1 thank you for the hiphop it’s very appreciated!
Very nice option for lunch. Easier to deal with to just eat than Chelsea. If you are careful there are a bunch of GF options. My coworkers love it as well.
Duchess Cookies are super delicious and huge! But what really stood out was the service they provided. Such sweet, polite, and accommodating workers there, who handle huge orders and pressure like its nothing.
A nice little market place with interesting food shops. I wish it had been lunchtime when I went. I bet it would all be delicious. Even if you’re not hungry, it’s definitely worth a look.
This market offers quick and relatively affordable price food in this area. Majorities of food stands in this market as of 2019 are Asian inspired (Korean fried chicken, ramen, curry, jian bing etc). Ample seating (>100 seats) and they offer alcohol. May not be worth traveling to this location but if you are near there, worth considering this spot as a lunch spot.
This food hall seems to be a hidden gem off the beaten path as there is never a crowd here when I go for dinner. Food selection is diverse enough to suit most tastes and service is generally quick at the food stands Ive been at.
It is located near chelsea market. You might think about about getting some grocery here, but here is just food court! There is a diverse cuisine in this food court. My favorite place is mission ceviche since their food is always consistent. Also they have Chinese noodle, Korean fried chicken, Japanese sushi, Thai food, Peruvian chicken, bar and etc.
Love the atmosphere and the burger we shared was delicious and well portionedThere are a variety of seating options and we were Able to sit and catch up with our friend. A bit noisy but not unbearable
Love the variety of the food selections. I especially loved Burger Inc and Dutchess Cookies. Fantastic place for a date with the bar and the different food. Youll have a good time
There are some good (mostly East Asian as of Sept 2019) options here, and its much more chill compared to nearby Chelsea Market. They tell you to avoid the crowds and come here instead - and theyre correct. Youll still wait in line (its NYC, this is normal). Dont miss the cookies.
Great place if you’re not too sure what to eat. The different shops offer everything from drinks to dessert. I enjoy it and always find something really good to eat every time I go.
Cool place plenty of great food and tunes to match!!
Great place Ill totally recommend it to everybody
This is a market made up of about 15 separate businesses. There are tacos, elaborate waffles, cookies, hamburgers, pizza, fish and other vendors. Prices are OK. Im sure rent is high. The cookie I had, apple cinnamon oatmeal raisin, was tasty. I had tacos from Treme, again very good. Its not the most interesting food in NY, but if you work around there its a decent option. I wouldnt go out of my way though.
Great spot for food, serving everything from burgers and Asian cuisine, to sweet treats at a variety of small pop-up style restaurants. Skylight bar, in the back of the market has a happy hour specials Mo-Thu.
We tried 4 places in here. The curry place and dumplings were ok, but the rest were bad and over priced. Taco salad was 95% iceberg lettuce. The bar was closed because the bartender didnt show up today. Avacado from the poke place was rotten, and the raw salmon had scales mixed in.
Food was good. Smoothie was great. Must be COV-ID vaccinated to use seating.
Good place for reasonably priced lunch for eat in and take out at the WTC area.
Excellent Pacifico ceviche at Cebichelsea!
This market has a great vibe and wonderful looks, but I found the food lackluster and pricey. I tried arepas, Spanish tortilla and chocolate mousse, all from different steps, and none was worth its price. The seating space is messy and doesnt match the style of the market itself.
The food here is so great and diverse! Ive been here a couple times and while most food is great (not a fan of the satay place personally) it is very expensive. Guess thats just NYC. Still, come here on an empty stomach and a full wallet!
I was sad when they moved from the old location, but most of your favorites made the trip (including mine, Lukes Lobster). Long and narrow, there are now bathrooms in the back, clearer sight lines, and what feels like more seating options. I prefer Gansevoort to Chelsea as they tend to have more food options and slightly fewer crowds.
Do you love food trucks and hate weather? Come inside and eat food sold at a bunch of tiny stands. Each stand is like a delicious restuarant jammed into a tiny space. Its like the pokemon of food courts, gotta try them all!
Good choices of food every a lot of variety. I tried the spicy wings challenge from the Korean wing spot they had and it is extremely spicy so be cautious if you’re gonna try it!
Clean, lots of tasty looking food options, ample seating.Expensive, you pay for the location. Not worth a trip there but if you live or work in the area and desperately want to spend $16 for lunch...
Hidden gem. The cookies! The pizza! The fish!! Go all the way to the back. Everyone crowds Chelsea Market and misses this place. A great place also for grab and go.
Charming little market with lots of interesting food vendors. Unfortunately I wasnt too thrilled with the quality of the food (had a slice of pizza and a pulled pork sandwich) But still a nice place to hang out under the branch lined canopy.
Great selection, tasty food. Fast service.
Saw this on Rachel Ray show and she always grantees best food and price. The most expensive food there is $14. In the show, you can see the food is delicious! Particularly the crepes. Enjoy! The Jane Hotel a night is $79 a night.
Bangkok Bar not worth the price. I got the curry chicken over rice today and it was no different than if I ATTEMPTED to cook it myself. Flavors were very mild and rice was old. Service was suspiciously fast. do not recommend.
I followed a local guide advice to go here instead of the Chelsea Market. Yes, it is way less crowded. Pretty good food quality. Informal and cozy seating
Great selection of food. The style of the place is cute too, except when it extends to the bathroom. The restroom is kind of nasty, except its got a high powered hand dryer, but I think thats the aesthetic of the place.
I have eaten here at least 5 times in two weeks. You ask why? And I say why not. Great place that has over 10 restaurants and great spot to eat. The best spot for a great price was Cappones. I had the Cappone sandwich twice because its that good.
Avant garde Meatpacking District now boasts its Gansevoort Market, which is also called by locals the “little Chelsea Market”. Only a few blocks away, it is a more intimate, less crowded and touristy, but equally fun and interesting place. Based on the same concept of street food and local produce, it has a great chilled vibe to it. After walking the High Line this is the perfect place to stop and grab a quick bite to eat. There are so many options, it’s impossible not to find something you’re in the mood for. Plus, there is a really cute seating area in the back. If the weather is nice take your food and eat it at the outdoor tables and chairs in the square down Gansevoort Street.
Gansevoort Market was quite the find on our food day in NYC. We ended the day with Gansevoort and were happy we did. Id venture to say I actually liked it better than Chelsea Market. Fewer restaurants, but we tried 3 and all 3 were fantastic. The 3 we tried were - 2 Dough Boyz, Chip, and Hold My Knot.
Not impressed. Walked around and nothing looks too healthy or worth a try. Had the Peruvian Ceviche, and, although it tasted good, Ceviche is supposed to marinate in the lemon overnight so that the acid cooks it, while here it was thrown together instantly. Also, although I paid full price as if I had an entire meal, the portion was barely an appetizer - I was still hungry afterwards. That says alot considering I get full easily. I might venture back to see if I can manipulate items on one of the stands menus to get something healthy and delicious, but only if I have lots of time and nothing better to do.
There are lots of food choices here but they are expensive and the food at Chelsea Market is better. That explains why this place is not nearly as crowded. I prefer to walk a couple of blocks.
Great choices of food every a lot of variety. I tried the spicy wings challenge from the Korean wing spot they had and it is extremely spicy so be cautious if you’re gonna try it!!
The authenticity you wont find in most places outside of China. Amazing food and street food prices. The food plaza is right next to a huge supermarket where you can find all things Chinese. Highly recommended!
New favorite market. Manageable size, busy but tolerable, delicious vendors every way you turn. Bangkok Bar serves superb Thai food (ask for the off menu green curry); lobster rolls, oysters, and gelato at nearby vendors are all delicious.
Incredibly crowded but lots of interesting shops. I particularly like Creamline for their chicken sandwich and ice cream and Los Tacos No. 1 for their tacos. Worth a visit!
Visited this place yesterday, was nit imoressed. Maybe because it was a Friday after work, but not a lot of the places advertised on their website were actually there. Most of the places that sell sweets were not even there (Chip NYC, Milk & Cream Cereal Bar, 2 Dough Boyz). There was only desserts place there and they only had 3 cookies available....I visited the Wing Club outlet where i witnessed first hand a worker cough right into his hands, not even wearing glove, i left automatically.....So if you end up going to this place i would advise you to make sure you geet there for lunch hours?? Although they stay open until 9, i think that at certain times some of the outlets leave early.
Nice spot for great tasting food and not as crowded as the Chelsea Market.
Cute little place with decent little food court type restaurants.
I came here for lunch on a Saturday. Gansevoort Market is a food court which have been opening in a lot of neighborhoods in NYC. Im a fan of food courts since they have a range of options. Gansevoort Market has many options - poke, ceviche, Italian, Korean, Thai, and tacos. We finally picked Bangkok Bar since we were feeling like eating Thai. I ordered the Khao Soi curry noodles and a Thai iced tea. The bowl portion was quite large. They gave me two rather large chicken drumsticks. It was delicious - very flavorful and I really liked the pickled cabbage. I was very full at the end of the meal. I will definitely return and try the other places in the market.
So many choice, so much food!! Good food to add to that ... nope, lets.just say the food was awesome. Next trip will try the ice cream ... maybe in the summer!
This place is a great go to for lunch in the Meatpacking District. There are so many options, its impossible not to find something youre in the mood for. Only downside may be too many options. The prices are also not the cheapest, but on par for NYC. Definitely try the crepes!
Perfect balance of tourist and innovation. Many small business owners With a dream start here and then expand on. Some nice bars and snacks here. Great place to spend an afternoon
Piss poor chelsea market ripoff,its more like Gansevoort fancy food-court instead of market.Great empanadas! dont forget ur reward card.its meh inside, but Chelsea Market is way bigger and its just round the corner about a block up.
After leaving here and seeing people walk by ...or even worse, walk in by accident and quickly walk right back out, i thought to myself they really missing out on 1 of NYCs many gems as far as food is concerned. The variety of food and culture mixed in make a great experience.
This is an open food court type of market- all kinds of food. I went to the garlic knot slider place where I had the meatball and the chicken parm knot. I prefer the meatball garlic knot. There are many other places to eat such as a hamburger place, poke, Luzzos pizza is also in there and it is worth going there for their pizza as it is not new york typical slice. there are tables and chairs set up bench style. this place is much smaller in comparison to chelsea market- there are restrooms as well - good place to consider getting off the highline
Very neat place. They gave at least 10 different food court style eateries. I would give it higher, but I did not eat here, only grabbed water. Very clean place with an A health rating.
A fun place to grab a bite after/before visiting the High Line nearby! A good variety of vendors although my favourite one serving gelato-filled brioche paninis doesnt seem to be there anymore...
This is a nice market with an interesting variety of food to choose from! There was adequate seating as well. It was quieter than Chelsea market...
A bunch of empty vendor spots...but what is there looked good.
Much better food selection and less touristy than the nearby Chelsea Mkt. Minus points for the non washable tableware (everything is disposable), but I guess that’s an American thing...
Thought it was pretty cool until I went to the Chelsea market which is like only 3 blocks away. The venue selection had me wanting for more and many of the venues close a bit early. All in all it was lackluster. I guess I got too excited.
Good selection of food and refreshments.
WARNINGS: They say it’s “open” until 10:30 Friday and Saturday. My fiancé and I walked in at 825pm on Saturday and every vendor except 3 of them were closed. This is unacceptable. Be warned before you make dinner plans. Didn’t seem that crazy to me as it’s nyc, it’s a Saturday, and we’re in Chelsea.
Great spot for a bite, communal seating, lots of options.
The Gansevoort Market is relatively new and has an amazing vibe to it. It has local produce vendors that are awesome. After walking the High Line this is the perfect place to stop and grab a quick bite to eat.
Not enough seating. Not much options here.. Got the garlic knots from hold my knots which was really good they were 2 garlic not sliders for $8 so it was good priced.
It is a pleasant, comfortable and very warm space. It has a variety of meals and allows you to enjoy different spaces at very good prices. Super recommended
Great food choices, plenty of sitting (maybe we got lucky) and relaxed atmosphere. We liked it more than Chelsea market.
Great ambiance inside. Some venues are impressive, some are not. Overall a decent place to stop by. Theyve got both savory and sweet offerings.
A nice selection of various cuisines from all over. All Under One Roof! Convenient and mostly reasonable although there are some higher-priced items available.
Nice dining area and wasnt too crowded. Good for trying a bunch of eats within current food trends, but expect to pay a decent amount for your meal.
Great space - food is good - its a market and a cafe.
You simply can not get bad food here. This is the heartland of hipsters. The vendors here are absurdly obsessed with the quality of their product and this is reflected in the pricing. It is worth it. Try Luzzos, its great and on the cheaper side.
A nice place to chill and eat varied foods. Kinda has the feeling and look of an underground dog fighting systwm, but still loads of fun. Vegetarians, stay away from the chik n cone there.... ugh
Very nice place for food! Quite a lot of table and lots of choices of restaurant, including Mexico, fish and chip, bakery, waffle, poke-bowl etc. Enjoy
Great place to grab some known food that actually is a little different. Many good stands there, but the market is a little over priced.
Great place to bring friends who have different preferences for food . Lots of variety , proces are ok for the area. The cookie spot in front it deeee.licious.
Excellent food. The service was top of the line. 10/10 would come back again.
Nice market in Chelsea with lots of different vendors. Never seems to disappoint on each visit. Also very close to everything including transportation and a walking distance from other nearby shops as well.
This is a difficult review, but food poisoning isnt to be taken lightly.I went to the GMarket a week ago with a group of friends. We all got sick afterward. The culprit was apparently the ceviche from the Peruvian Market - advertised as raw food.I mailed the GMarket management and got Very sorry about that...will pass the information on to the owners of the Peruvian booth. I heard nothing back. Followed up with another mail to the management suggesting a refund was appropriate (the ceviche was expensive) and got no reply. IF mgmnt did give my contact info to the booth, it didnt merit a reply.So, beware. To be sure, there are many good and responsible vendors at the market. But based on our experience if you get sick youre on your own. We will not be going back.Followup: Got a reply from the owner of the Peruvian Market. Very apologetic. Denied any possibility his stand was the source of the poisoning. That means our problem came from gelato, a cookie, or a slice of pizza? Highly unlikely...
Love this place need to visit if you are visiting the island
So many nice option together. People are so nice as well. On the other hand, some of the food are expensive, so much smell mixing and crowded times like dinner, lunch not enough please to sit
Really great hidden market, Ive never seen it extremely busy. Really good up incoming places or already popular food places.
Trendy place to grab a bite before heading out for an afternoon at the Whitney Museum. Many gourmet food trucks/shops, with something for everyone. Neat atmosphere.
NEVER ORDER FROM GRAPE LEAF. Im a lifelong vegetarian and ordered a falafel without tomatoes. After having to correct them 3 times for adding tomatoes, I ended up biting into my falafel only to find out it was beef....I threw up directly all over the table and scoulded the owner for breaking my eternal vegetarian vow based on pure stupidity. The woman behind the counter is friendly and somewhat sufficient. BY NO MEANS let your order be taken by the elderly man! he gets every order wrong everytime and shouldnt be behind the counter...
Nice space with great variety. A solid option when wanting to avoid the overcrowded Chelsea Market. Only downside is Ive found it seems a little overpriced for what it is.
Excellent selection of food vendors from various cuisines. So many things to try. Has a bar in the back. Beer pong as well.
Theres a few places to choose from, not too big or too small. They had a taco place, fish and chips place, and ice cream, to mention a few. Worth checking out.
Eclectic mix of food stalls serving everything from chicken wings to poke bowls, with sushi, ceviche and Mexican in between.
From ramen to ice cream to ceviche and more, Gansevoort has it all! Difficult to get bored here since theres so much and its all good!
Awesome new market with lots of great food choices. i tried BurgerInc and it was great. gotta come back and get some tacos donuts and big gay ice cream
The one place I wanted to eat at inside was closed at 7pm! my co-workers like the chicken wings though. lots of food options here.
Good food options, close to Chelsea market slightly quieter than Chelsea market too so maybe an option if its too busy at Chelsea market.
All the food was fantastic and reasonably priced, but the music was too loud for a truly enjoyable experience.
Great selection of foood!
Loved the fact that we can try an array of different cuisines in just one vacinity. But a little over price for the amount of food we received.
Nice selection of food of all different kinds. Tables to sit at. It will be nice when it fully fills in with vendors.
A little bit of everything here so if youre with a group of people who all want something different, this is the place to go! AMAZING cookies as soon as you walk in!
MISSION CEVICHE!!Amazing food delicious.!The place its little small but, I cant wait for their new location!😉😉😉
This place I love so many options for a nice lunch or dinner plus a sweet little bar in the back!
Total reviews rating 4.4
199 Reviews for Gansevoort Liberty Market 2023:
Review №1
2022-03-17A great place to grab a bite to eat and satisfy everyone. Spacious and well organized, there are a wide variety of cuisines from which to choose. Most are prepared as you order. There is also a good selection of grab-and-go food. I had the fish tacos which were quite good.
Review №2
2022-06-22Cool little food area with about 5-6 options. I spread out for some salad at the moment but took the chicken KATSU curry and spicy poke bowl to go. All the food was prepared under 3 minutes and delicious. Was happy I stopped here.
Review №3
2022-02-24Conveniently located with plenty of food choices, from Japanese/Sushi, Peruvian, Mexican, Italian/Pizza, Bakery, Healthy choices for food and drinks. Affordable price and large portions. They have plenty of seating places but for now you need to be vaccinated in order to dine-in. If not vaccinated you can just take out.
Review №4
2022-07-15Went here for the first time yesterday for lunch. I was very surprised by the number of options and variety of foods. Really appreciated the kitchen setup and how the ordering and expediting process worked. They have walls of different drink and snack options on top of all the foods. Ordered the chicken teriyaki with white rice and vegetables. The white rice was a bit mushy but the chicken and veggies were pretty good. With an entree and drink expect to pay around $15-20.
Review №5
2022-01-13The paella was absolutely delicious- it has a ton of seafood, it’s creamy and filling. The sushi was super fresh and the coffee from two geese was just perfection!
Review №6
2022-06-13*There are a number of options in cuisine available at this mini food court. It just opened recently (Spring 2022) so its squeaky clean and new.*It seems despite there being different cuisine stands the entire operation is owned by same company.*It is counter service but plenty of tables for you to take your food to and eat while having three large television screens to watch.* One side has to service counters that range from Korean, Japanese to Mexican to alcoholic beverages.*The other side is refrigerated beverages and the seating area.*Outside food is not allowed.*ADA compliant although I believe the restrooms are part of Oculus and not in food court.* Easy tap and pay with credit card.*Order, wait to be called by your name, and pick up food for grab and go, or stay and eat in.*It is on 2nd floor of WTC 4 near escalator to Banana Republic, H&M, and Eataly. Liberty Street is nearest exterior entrance, near Zuccotti Park (where Occupy Wall Street was bedded).*Prices are high average lunch prices but very tasty.* The location is clean. Bus your own trash to receptacles near entrance.* We were there on a Sunday afternoon. My guess is they are very busy during the week serving the office workers at WTC.Bon Appetite!Carson
Review №7
2022-04-07Nicely open food market in wtc area.You can find korean cuisine, sushi sashimi, salad, taco, pizza, pasta and etc.Very clean and neat!
Review №8
2021-08-25All the food we tried were delicious. They have Japanese, Korean, Peruvian, & Italian foods to choose from. They also have to go foods too.Overall cool atmosphere and foods. I would definitely come back to this food hall again!
Review №9
2022-06-05Liberty marked offers a wide variety of restaurants. Pizza and pasta tasted good and were reasonably priced.
Review №10
2022-01-06Theres a wide variety of foods here, all at a good price. Theres pre-made dishes if youre in a hurry, and seating if youre comfortable with dine in. I got spicy pork bibimbap, which was really tasty.