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Welcome to Market 57
At Market 57, located at Pier 57 in New York, culinary diversity meets breathtaking views. This vibrant food hall features 17 vendors, catering to every palate—from vegan delights to hearty meat dishes. Highlights include the Nourish & Flourish Bowl and the zesty Ribeye Beef Larb, both crafted with fresh ingredients. Guests can unwind with a refreshing Mango Mimosa while soaking in panoramic views of downtown Manhattan and the Hudson River from the rooftop. With an inviting atmosphere and varied offerings, Market 57 is not just a place to eat, but a destination to nourish both body and soul.
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Market 57
Introducing Market 57
Welcome to Market 57, the newest gem nestled at Pier 57 in New York City. This vibrant food hall is a culinary paradise, boasting 17 diverse vendors that cater to every palate—from vegans and meat lovers to sweet-toothed enthusiasts. The market not only satisfies hunger but also serves as a social hub, perfect for spending quality time with friends and family.
As I stepped inside, the aroma of tantalizing dishes enveloped me, hinting at the gastronomic adventures that awaited. The layout thoughtfully showcases an array of international cuisines, providing an opportunity to explore flavors from around the globe, all under one roof. I was particularly drawn to the Som Tum—a traditional Thai salad that elegantly marries fresh ingredients with bold flavors. Their Som Tum Pla Ra ($13) and Som Tum Thai ($12) are must-tries for anyone seeking a refreshing kick.
The Larb selections are equally impressive. With options like Ribeye Beef Larb at $17 and Larb Chicken at $15, these dishes encapsulate the essence of Thai cuisine, bringing together savory and spicy notes that will surely delight your taste buds. For those looking to park their taste buds in a comforting embrace, the Green Curry and Thai Ceviche ($15 each) are perfectly crafted to evoke a sense of warmth and satisfaction.
A grand highlight of Market 57 is its rooftop space, which provides breathtaking views of downtown Manhattan, Little Island, and the shimmering Hudson River. It’s a serene oasis amidst the city’s hustle and bustle, ideal for enjoying a refreshing hard seltzer like the Lunar Lychee or Lunar Passion Fruit ($8 each) while soaking in the scenery. The rooftop is also a prime spot for events, further elevating the market experience.
- Location: 25 11th Ave, New York, NY 10011
- Diverse Vendors: 17 different food options
- Signature Dishes: Som Tum and Larb selections
- Rooftop Views: Unmatched vistas of NYC
Customer reviews echo a collective admiration for this bustling hub. Patrons like Kiariladyboss and Jessica Caceres rave about the expansive food choices and the lively atmosphere, where you can easily hop over to explore nearby attractions. Moreover, the market's design accommodates everyone—offering a variety of affordable dishes that don’t skimp on flavor.
While some reviewers noted a miss here and there—like Isabel Morales's experience with a less-than-satisfying boba—the overwhelming consensus is that Market 57 is a versatile and delightful destination. Whether you’re here to explore new culinary territory or unwind with a drink, this buzzing food hall is sure to leave an indelible mark.
In closing, Market 57 is not just a food hall; it's a place where culture, community, and culinary artistry converge. Venture in, and you’ll find more than just meals; you’ll discover flavors and memories that resonate long after you’ve left its doors.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Market 57 is the newest food hall in NYC located at Pier 57. About 17 vendors will offer you many different bites. Options for any palate: vegan, meat lovers, sweets craver, vegetarian. Views of downtown Manhattan, Little Island, Jersey and Hudson river. They also have event spaces to rent out. Don’t miss the rooftop!!! ”
“ Really nice place to hang with family or friends, it has some variety of affordable food and also has a rooftop with great views, its really close to the little island so you can hop over anytime and kill two birds with one stone. ”
“ Alot of choices for food, I like how they had different foods from different countries/ cultures. I will say, the boba I bought wasn't good and it was pricey, especially for the size. The dosa I got on the other hand was delicious. I got it for 12 from Ammi. It is spicy, so beware if you can't handle spice. There are bathrooms towards the back right. Take the elevator to the top and theres an area where you can see the Statue of Liberty, Little Island, and the buildings of Manhattan. ”
“ A nice market to walk around, all the stalls smelled very good but we didn’t personally order any food to try. We passed through and took the elevator up to the Pier’s rooftop park. ... ”
“ Good tea at this place,I ordered mango strawberry tea with bubbles, and it was very delicious ”
“ Loved the vibe, the space and the food options! This is not your small space food hall... they even had a DJ playing great uplifting music! Loved Mothershuckers - great oysters/clams/crab. Friendly service and clean place too! Also enjoyed Lobster Place - best lobster roll (and only 24, which is a bargain in NYC!), great stuffed oysters and a wonderful salmon/caviar roll. All paired with great wine from the wine bar (towards the back). Wonderful late lunch on a Saturday! We'll be back... ”
“ Very impressed with this beautiful waterfront space full of foodie fantasies. Great to learn that the James Beard Foundation has put their seal of approval on each of the vendors. I tried a nice Pinot Gris from Harlem Hops, more of a brew place, but they have excellent bites and mini crab tacos worthy of trying. Grabbed a salmon sashimi served on a crispy rice cake, plus an enormous ("Small 3 pc") portion of spicy fried chicken with a mayo dip from Bousset. Can only call it elevated Asian fare full of memorable but mysterious flavors. Whole place begs for you to eat your way through, really what every food hall should do. Go now. Please. ”
“ Tried this place out for the first time and it's really nice, but also it's a bit hidden. They have great food options all around. It's clean and there was plenty of seating. They have a variety of food to choose from. Fun for a date day/night to stop by for lunch or dinner and head over to Little Island or walk the highline. ”