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Definitely a spot we'll return to in the future. Inside an indoor mall with a Trader Joe's and Target inside. It was definitely busy and people camped out at tables so finding a spot to sit can be hard. And, if you have no sense of direction, like me, it's easy to get turned around. That being said, I had one of the best Korean fried chicken sandwiches ever. My wife opted for a beef noodle bowl with kimchi which was also good. I ended my meal with some Ube Cake ice cream and I wanted to try every flavor at the ice cream spot! There's also a katz deli there if you want to try it without trekking to the actual Katz' deli!
This food hall has options for every foodie! There's also a Trader Joe's right there, so if you need to enhance your selection in any way, you can just go there. The description of "diverse global cuisines" is extremely accurate. I was there on a Sunday; it was crowded but the lines weren't too long and we were able to find seating. They have tables for small or larger parties. One scary moment was when the police were looking for someone. I was startled when I walked out of the ladies room and they almost ran into me because they were on the hunt for someone. I hope they caught the person and I hope everyone is safe. There's a pretty heavy police presence in the area (or maybe it was the day I was there).
This area has lots of vibes. Nice selection of cafes, shops and food venues. Service is quick and friendly. Lots of different options to pick from. Food venues range from deli options to ramen bowls, to Mexican and Filipino. Trader Joe's is right there too. Honestly a fun place to check out for an eclectic mix of options.
Diago Sushi* So the customer service is good. The sushi is very fresh and the lunch recipe is very affordable, but ambience is pretty crowded because small space but yet there's a lot of feeding in a lot of places where you can sit.
For some of you, winter means it's time for South Beach. Others will head to Vail. My cold weather destination of choice is Dekalb. I'm not the most adventurous Dekalber as I often revisit the classics. Hana Noodle Station is my favorite; try the crushed cucumber with garlic but proceed slowly and with a nearby beverage. Spicy Hobo Noodles at Thank You Come Again are among the better incendiary options. Weary of NYC food hype (only open on Tuesday mornings, $200 tasting menus, etc.), I'm grateful for Dekalb providing a sense of place and diverse cuisines with no reservations and no long walks in the snow.
I enjoyed my time here at this market. Its not overly saturated with stalls, but there are just enough of each type of cuisine, making it so there is something for everyone. There was live band music playing when I arrived which had me excited. I ordered from several stalls and was able to stay for several hours while I stuffed my face. I would definitely return.
Dekalb Market Hall at City Point is another large food court/hall open to the public with shared retail space with other food businesses. Yes, there is a plethora of food options. It is located in a basement adjoining another shopping complex called City Point. Yes, there is a Trader Joe's in the lower level. There are elevators for ADA accessible and inside the elevator there is a directory listing of business names in alphabet order. It appears very modern. It contains emerging vendors and established business names. Patrons can wander throughout this food court/hall before deciding on your choice for lunch/dinner followed by bubble tea, or snack then beer and completing at day's end grocery shopping at Trader's Joe or Target. Hunger pangs end at Dekalb Market Hall. This food court/hall is accessible via MTA NYC Transit A train at Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets station or Jay St-MetroTech station. Either subway station requires a twelve (12) minute walk as it was a trek in the bitter cold. Price is exorbitant, but expected average in 2025 inflation/tariff era.
This food hall is awesome and there's so many food stalls (including Katz Delicatessen) and a Trader Joe's. Trader Joe's can get incredibly crowded, but checkout lines were well organized, with a worker guiding "traffic" to check out. Seating for food stalls can get tricky, but most vendors have a small amount of designated seating too.
This place is such a gem! There's such a wide variety of restaurants to choose from, live music and plenty of places to sit.
Globe trotting through the big apple and looking for a place to sit, relax and cat ha a bite. City Point was the ideal spot with plenty of choices at reasonable prices. Plenty of end point restaurants with mall type seating. Overall service was great coupled with plenty of seating.
DeKalb Market Hall is the vibrant intersection of culture, cuisine, and community in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. DeKalb is a place for foodies and families to connect over global flavors while supporting the local restaurants that make them. I was in Brooklyn and wanted to check out Dekalb Market Hall. It was hard to find parking, but I eventually found parking in the front of the building. The hall was massive and had a variety of foods. There is food for everyone's taste buds, and it is a great spot to hang out and go with family. What I love about the market hall is that it has a Trader Joe's inside. The Trader Joe's was packed with people. I didn't get anything to eat, but I wanted to check on it. I would be back to try the food again when I'm in the area.
So much good food. Couldn't possibly try it all in one trip. 10/10 the vibes were so good. Perfect stop before Liberty game.
This Market Hall can become overwhelming because of so many goodies they have to offer. Not only can you find some delicious bites to eat but they have other stores that not food you can also shop in. Of course I came for the food court but I didn't purchase anything yet, because of the overwhelming amount of options. I will come another time and give a better review. For now I would say if you haven't been definitely brace yourself because you will want to get some of everything. I mean everything from food to beer, wine etc. Do plan to spend some money because although it's a food hall, it gives five stars dining prices. So go with a budget in mind or know where you want to go first and stick to it. Happy Yelping!
4 days ago
Terrific food market located in the lower level of the City Point retail center. So many food stalls and vendors offering a variety of cuisines. I noshed down on a bowl of chicken noodle soup from Hana Noodle Station, then later on snacked on some tasty fries from Moritz after shopping at the adjacent Trader Joes. Plenty of spots to sit and enjoy your food. Public bathrooms available. A few minutes from MTA Q train station. read more
Quality/Quantity - Think food court, Dekalb Market Hall has 34 food and drink options. Dekalb is open from 11am to 10pm. We came here for dinner to Pierogi and got some snacks from Trader Joes. See other reviews. Good drink options also, and can you believe I did NOT drink this evening?!?! Ambiance - Think food court, Dekalb Market Hall has 34 food and drink options. Dekalb is open from 11am to 10pm. City Point Brooklyn has nearly 2m square feet including 500k square feet of retail, restaurants, entertainment venues, and athletic facilities. Happy hour available also. Service - Good. Price - Depends on what you buy, eat, or drink. Reasonably priced. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 2016. read more
Definitely a spot we'll return to in the future. Inside an indoor mall with a Trader Joe's and Target inside. It was definitely busy and people camped out at tables so finding a spot to sit can be hard. And, if you have no sense of direction, like me, it's easy to get turned around. That being said, I had one of the best Korean fried chicken sandwiches ever. My wife opted for a beef noodle bowl with kimchi which was also good. I ended my meal with some Ube Cake ice cream and I wanted to try every flavor at the ice cream spot! There's also a katz deli there if you want to try it without trekking to the actual Katz' deli! read more
7 months ago
This food hall has options for every foodie! There's also a Trader Joe's right there, so if you need to enhance your selection in any way, you can just go there. The description of "diverse global cuisines" is extremely accurate. I was there on a Sunday; it was crowded but the lines weren't too long and we were able to find seating. They have tables for small or larger parties. One scary moment was when the police were looking for someone. I was startled when I walked out of the ladies room and they almost ran into me because they were on the hunt for someone. I hope they caught the person and I hope everyone is safe. There's a pretty heavy police presence in the area (or maybe it was the day I was there). read more
3 months ago
This area has lots of vibes. Nice selection of cafes, shops and food venues. Service is quick and friendly. Lots of different options to pick from. Food venues range from deli options to ramen bowls, to Mexican and Filipino. Trader Joe's is right there too. Honestly a fun place to check out for an eclectic mix of options. read more
6 months ago
Diago Sushi* So the customer service is good. The sushi is very fresh and the lunch recipe is very affordable, but ambience is pretty crowded because small space but yet there's a lot of feeding in a lot of places where you can sit. read more
For some of you, winter means it's time for South Beach. Others will head to Vail. My cold weather destination of choice is Dekalb. I'm not the most adventurous Dekalber as I often revisit the classics. Hana Noodle Station is my favorite; try the crushed cucumber with garlic but proceed slowly and with a nearby beverage. Spicy Hobo Noodles at Thank You Come Again are among the better incendiary options. Weary of NYC food hype (only open on Tuesday mornings, $200 tasting menus, etc.), I'm grateful for Dekalb providing a sense of place and diverse cuisines with no reservations and no long walks in the snow. read more
9 months ago
I enjoyed my time here at this market. Its not overly saturated with stalls, but there are just enough of each type of cuisine, making it so there is something for everyone. There was live band music playing when I arrived which had me excited. I ordered from several stalls and was able to stay for several hours while I stuffed my face. I would definitely return. read more
6 months ago
Dekalb Market Hall at City Point is another large food court/hall open to the public with shared retail space with other food businesses. Yes, there is a plethora of food options. It is located in a basement adjoining another shopping complex called City Point. Yes, there is a Trader Joe's in the lower level. There are elevators for ADA accessible and inside the elevator there is a directory listing of business names in alphabet order. It appears very modern. It contains emerging vendors and established business names. Patrons can wander throughout this food court/hall before deciding on your choice for lunch/dinner followed by bubble tea, or snack then beer and completing at day's end grocery shopping at Trader's Joe or Target. Hunger pangs end at Dekalb Market Hall. This food court/hall is accessible via MTA NYC Transit A train at Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets station or Jay St-MetroTech station. Either subway station requires a twelve (12) minute walk as it was a trek in the bitter cold. Price is exorbitant, but expected average in 2025 inflation/tariff era. read more
This food hall is awesome and there's so many food stalls (including Katz Delicatessen) and a Trader Joe's. Trader Joe's can get incredibly crowded, but checkout lines were well organized, with a worker guiding "traffic" to check out. Seating for food stalls can get tricky, but most vendors have a small amount of designated seating too. read more
8 months ago
Globe trotting through the big apple and looking for a place to sit, relax and cat ha a bite. City Point was the ideal spot with plenty of choices at reasonable prices. Plenty of end point restaurants with mall type seating. Overall service was great coupled with plenty of seating. read more
1 year ago
DeKalb Market Hall is the vibrant intersection of culture, cuisine, and community in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. DeKalb is a place for foodies and families to connect over global flavors while supporting the local restaurants that make them. I was in Brooklyn and wanted to check out Dekalb Market Hall. It was hard to find parking, but I eventually found parking in the front of the building. The hall was massive and had a variety of foods. There is food for everyone's taste buds, and it is a great spot to hang out and go with family. What I love about the market hall is that it has a Trader Joe's inside. The Trader Joe's was packed with people. I didn't get anything to eat, but I wanted to check on it. I would be back to try the food again when I'm in the area. read more
3 months ago
So much good food. Couldn't possibly try it all in one trip. 10/10 the vibes were so good. Perfect stop before Liberty game. read more
1 year ago
This Market Hall can become overwhelming because of so many goodies they have to offer. Not only can you find some delicious bites to eat but they have other stores that not food you can also shop in. Of course I came for the food court but I didn't purchase anything yet, because of the overwhelming amount of options. I will come another time and give a better review. For now I would say if you haven't been definitely brace yourself because you will want to get some of everything. I mean everything from food to beer, wine etc. Do plan to spend some money because although it's a food hall, it gives five stars dining prices. So go with a budget in mind or know where you want to go first and stick to it. Happy Yelping! read more
2 years ago
Love this place! So many delicious and diverse options to choose from. Great vibes. I've visited about 6 business's And I intend to come back until I try them all. Dropped in for Valentine's Day, it was lively with plenty of people. Appeared to be well kept and clean. Stopped at the Photo Booth, love me a cute Photo Booth Pic. read more
What an amazing variety of fantastic selections for great food! We're staying in Brooklyn and this is close to our hotel, what luck! We made our way to the food hall and did a couple laps to familiarize ourselves with the offerings. We chose El Porto Cubano and Patok by Rach. Cuban/Caribbean and Filipino, respectively. Both were fantastic. We ordered a variety of things, including Ropa Vieja with all the fixings, garlicky stewed Yuca, Lumpia, and pork belly. What a feast! Do yourself a favor and stop through! There were probably 12 more places that we didn't try and plan to another day. read more
This food hall in Downtown Brooklyn is a cute stop for a bite or a meal. This vibrant market has a variety of different cuisines and cultures, and is a great place for exploring new places and bites. Around it, there's also a mall (right above) as well as a Target and Trader Joe's. When I went, it wasn't super packed but it was still busy! read more
2 years ago
What a great new place in the Dekalb area of Brooklyn. It's a large food hall with just about every type of food you could think of. Each of the booths are decorated based on their type of food so it's a fun little tour through many different countries. The people at the various places we visited were all friendly and helpful and the food and/or drinks at all of them were great. read more
Fun place with something for everyone! This was only a few blocks from our hotel and had tons of options. I got a green drink and turmeric shot and a cookie, my son got a croissant and a donut, and my husband got a sandwich. We also had a lot of fun wandering around. Good vibes and lots of bright colors! Prices were reasonable at most places and service was great at all we experienced! read more
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Visited the Dekalb Market Hall for the first time and my friends/family know how much I love market halls! We were there specifically for Soft Swerve. I ordered the strawberry short cake on a cone and it was MASSIVE. Enough for 2 people to share for sure and it was delicious! In addition to Soft Swerve, there was a variety of food and desserts so you'll definitely leave full. My friends and I visited on a Saturday where they had live music which was a plus. Throughout the market hall you'll find tables and chairs; it does get a bit crowded and hot but the eats are worth it. Since we drove in, we found street parking a block away surprisingly! But if you're visiting by train, I saw a subway station nearby as well. read more
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I went to the first Dekalb Market Hall Night Market event and had a blast! It starts at 9pm and it's family friendly so I was able to bring my 11 year old daughter along with my parents and sister. They had a dj and most of the food vendors were open with special rates for certain food items. Everybody was giving it out positive vibes and even though drinks were being served, it was a wholesome good night. At one point, my sister, dad, and I wandered into one of the restaurants that had a whole different dance floor from the main floor and we just started dancing in a circle with random people. After that, we got thirsty and hungry so we walked around to see what our many food options were. We ended up going with bubble tea and arepas. The bubble tea came in the cutest teddy bear shaped bottle with its own winter scarf. The arepa I got was $5, which was their special rate for the night. This felt like one huge Brooklyn party where the people gathered together for a good time that lasts until midnight. read more
This is a nice upscale food hall located below a mall. I find it to be a bit cramped compared to some of the other fancier food halls but I would say that the general food selection here is more similar to the now closed Market Line or the excellent The Hugh in Midtown East and certainly better than the various locations of UrbanSpace. I've stopped here a handful of times usually after going to a movie upstairs. I would recommend BK Jani and much less The Showroom Bakehouse. They have among other things notably the only other location of Katz's which automatically makes this place the best Jewish deli space around (yes I put this place over Mile End, sue me.) It's nice but expect big crowds especially in the evenings of course. They have a good mix. read more
Lots of variety, that is appeal here. True score is really a 2.5. We came for the food court. Tacos, Chinese, Japanese, wings, ice cream, you name it. We were all pleased with our food. This is a busy please, each place had help that seemed unenthusiastic about being there. The place also had some dirty bathrooms with overflowing fixtures. read more
1 year ago
I liked this place. She borsh was refreshing in hot day with a tiny sweet taste. Pierogi was with potato and cheese, meat, cabbage and mushroom. They going in order how I liked them where potato and cheese my favorite. The service is good ,kind and can recommend and tell about dishes. She two pretty lady who wearing all protection ,cooking and making dumplings in front of you. Definitely recommend read more
This place is LARGE! I almost got lost finding my way through this maze of vendors. The variation here is as extensive as that of the Urban Hawker in NYC though that food hall is more organized since it's mainly a straight line there. This spot is more of a square of sectioned different spots and if you don't have an idea of what you want here, you'll be wandering here for some time like I was. Eventually I settled on a Teriyaki spot (which will have its own review). You'll love the scent of the place as you can smell the many different aromas of certain vendors and the food that they make, it's almost overwhelming. There's something for anything you have a craving for here. read more
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445 Albee Sq W
Brooklyn, NY 11201
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Is there an atm here? Where is it?
There is a atm in the basement level where the market is located, it's close to trader Joe's. The best say to get here is to take the train to Nevins walk down Fulton street (stay on the right hand side). You will see century 21, walk pass century…
Are the buns from Bunsmith 1 for 4$?
Some are $5 + tax and some are $4. + tax. Checkout the menu on their website.…
Does the Dekalb Market offer gift-certificates,which will be honored by their various vendors, or must such be acquired via each vendor separately ((if so available at each venue)?
Hello - Dekalb Market Hall does offer gift cards. Please stop by the management office to make…
Whats the parking like? garage? street parking? parking spots?
Street parking is gonna be rough, as it usually is in Downtown Brooklyn. If your mind is set on driving, garage parking is your best bet, cost depending on what time and day you plan on going.…
Do any of the vendors serve cocktails? And what is the seating like (at the bar, if there is one)?
Mostly beer and wine when I went last weekend. Each vendor had a small sitting area nearby but there is some additional seating near the outer areas of the Market hall.
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