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Midtown Pocket Park Hosts Pop-Up Food Market For Autumn
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Nell Casey
Published Oct 3, 2017
Modified Oct 3, 2017
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Published Oct 3, 2017
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The biannual Broadway Bites pop-up food market returns for its second stint of the year in Greeley Square, the pocket park on Broadway between 32nd and 33rd Streets. The market is one of several seasonal markets run by Urbanspace, who also produce Mad. Sq. Eats and a Garment District pop-up.
There's some changeup from the summer market, including brand new vendors like OCONOMI, serving savory Japanese pancakes; Bento by Bessou; and Empanada Papa, which makes Latin American street food with French techniques, according to their website. Spots like Mr Bing, which makes eggy, Chinese crepes; Hold My Knots, a speciality garlic knot purveyor; and Doughnuttery have all returned for the fall.
The Broadway Bites market begins Wednesday, October 4th and will run daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. through November 10th.
Hai Street Kitchen
Empanada Papa
Melt Bakery
Doughnuttery
Dulcinea
Delicatessen Taco
Bento by Bessou
Jars by Dani
OCONOMI
Bolivian Llama Party
Coney Shack
Casa Toscana
The Paella Shack
Mian Kitchen
MASA
Daa! Dumplings
Hold My Knots
Top Hops Beer Shop
Kimchi Bowl
Chick’nCone
Arepa Factory
Frida’s Favorites
Baked Cheese Haus
Bao by Kaya
Todaro Bros.
Mochidoki
Enfes NYC
Jicama “California Street Food”
Mr Bing
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