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Pop-Up Food Market Will Serve Slices Of Chicago-Style Pizza
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Nell Casey
Published May 9, 2016
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Urbanspace, the group responsible for several permanent and seasonal food markets, will debut Urbanspace Garment District next week on Broadway between 40th and 41st Streets. The bi-annual, seasonal pop-up market, which opens May 16th and concludes June 24th, has a few unique vendors joining the expected lobster rolls and tacos.
First up, it's Emmett's, the Chicago-style pizzeria that opened on MacDougal Street in 2013. Their gut-busting deep dish pies'll be portioned per person, so think hefty slices of sauce-heavy pizza. A stand called MMM Enfes, which also operates a storefront a few blocks away, will be selling Turkish fare like borek, phyllo dough stuffed pastries. Finally, a vendor called Delicatessen Tacos will be altering the formula a bit, stuffing their tortillas with smoked and roasted meats—we assume brisket and pastrami-type things—topped with more traditional cilantro and onion.
Check out the full vendor lineup here (stalwarts like Red Hook Lobster Pound, Domo Taco and Melt have all reported for duty) and stop by Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. to check it out in person.
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