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Mad. Sq. Eats Teases Sweet Collaboration For Fall 2017 Season


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Nell Casey

Published Aug 22, 2017

Modified Aug 22, 2017


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Published Aug 22, 2017

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Summer is dead; long live summer. If the eau de pumpkin spice scent burning a hole in your nasal passages at your local Starbucks didn't clue you in: fall is coming and, all too soon—like, WAY, WAY TOO SOON, winter. Before you settle into your Slanket for the season, note that there are still some outdoor markets heading our way, including Mad. Sq. Eats, the bi-annual market adjacent to Madison Square Park, opening on Saturday, September 2nd.

The market pops two dozen vendors into Worth Square, along with picnic benches and umbrellas for the late summer/early fall sun. Beer and wine are also available to purchase; vendors selling alcohol are noted with an asterisk in the full lineup below.

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Trapizzino (Scott Heins/Gothamist)

Hearty autumn eats courtesy of new vendors include the "fork-free" Chick'n Cone phenomenon; Daa! Dumplings, Russian dumplings (also served in a cone) in flavors like lamb & feta; and Trapizzino, the Roman bread pocket sandwiches that debuted in NYC earlier this year. There will also be salad.

Though we don't know exactly what they'll be doing just yet, Renegade Lemonade, superb ice cream slingers Ice & Vice, and Macaron Parlour are all teaming up for something dubbed "Renegade Vice Parlour." Ice & Vice has been known to make some pretty spectacular sundaes in the past...but looks like it may have something to do with alcohol, too.

Urbanspace's Garment District and Broadway Bites pop-up markets also return this fall, running September 18th to October 27th and October 4th to November 10th, respectively.

The Urbanspace Mad. Sq. Eats is located at the plaza between 24th and 25th Streets, where Fifth Avenue and Broadway intersect, and is open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. through September 29th.

BANGKOK B.A.R*Bao By KayaCheesesteaks by The Truffleist*Chick'n ConeDaa! DumplingsDomo TacoFarmstand*Frida's Favorites*Gotham Poke*Gumbo Bros*Hai Street Kitchen & Co.Jicama "California Street Food"*KBBQ by Korilla*La Sonrisa EmpanadasMelt BakeryMr Bing* OPPA NEW KOREAN BBQPalenque*Red Hook Lobster Pound*Renegade Vice Parlour*Renegade LemonadeRoberta's*THE CANNIBAL "Passita"*The Paella Shack*Trapizzino

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