Located at the Chelsea Market you need to go downstairs to find them and with a wide range of…read moreitems. I dont think that making a mistake when ordering is on the table. Food: I got the burger and it was indeed a hit cause Im not a big fan of red Cabbage. However when I tried it, I love the taste it brings to the meat and cheese. I would also say that the sauce was amazing with it being in the right amount while covering everything. The fries could be better but definitely passed the required test of crispiness. Ambiance: You will find a lot of seating so you dont need to worry about finding a place where to eat. Service: after you order at the counter you get a device that will tell when your food is ready. All you need to do is go and pick it up

Dickson's Farmstand Meats is a unique stop inside Chelsea Market that focuses on high-quality…read morebutcher shop offerings, prepared foods, and classic meat-focused dishes. We walked down to the lower level of the market and found a space that felt more like a neighborhood butcher and farmstand than the surrounding food vendors, with display cases filled with different cuts of meat, sausages, charcuterie, and prepared items. The room had a practical, welcoming energy with a layout that accommodated both quick stops and slightly longer visits, and the combination of a working butcher counter and a hot food menu made it feel like a place where we could either grab a meal or take something home to cook. The hot dog was the standout item for us. We ordered one and found it with a great snap when biting into it, the casing giving way to a firm texture and a flavor that tasted noticeably different from a typical processed hot dog. The size was generous, filling the bun well without feeling overwhelming, and the toppings like onions and sauerkraut added a nice contrast. It was the type of simple item where the quality of the ingredients made the difference, and the preparation felt intentional without trying to overcomplicate the dish. Beyond the hot dog, the menu offered a variety of meat-focused options including burgers, brisket sandwiches, pastrami, roasted chicken, and charcuterie. The burger was another strong choice, keeping things simple while letting the quality of the meat stand out. We also appreciated that the shop gave us the option to explore different cuts and specialty products, making it easy to pick up something unique whether we were eating there or bringing something home. The atmosphere fit well with Chelsea Market's busy energy. Seating could be limited depending on how crowded the market was, so it was better suited for a casual meal rather than a long dining experience. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the service moved quickly despite the constant flow of people walking through the market. The team handled the steady stream of customers with efficiency, and the food came out hot and well assembled. Overall, Dickson's Farmstand Meats is a great stop for anyone who appreciates well-made meat dishes and quality ingredients. The hot dog alone makes it worth visiting, but the variety of butcher shop offerings and prepared foods give plenty of reasons to return. It feels like a place that combines the experience of a traditional butcher shop with the convenience of a popular NYC food destination.

Went to S&P for an early lunch. Was a great experience, wasn't busy during this time and was seated…read moreimmediately. Staff was nice and the inside was clean, a very classic diner look. Tried the turkey sandwich, pastrami, and latkes. I think my favorite was the turkey sandwich, absolutely delicious. The cole slaw with it really balanced it out and was refreshing. Their pastrami is definitely worth the order, a nice thicker cut style. Latkes were great as well, nicely toasted with a few side sauces. Would suggest going to S&P.

I had an extraordinary meal that really challenged the way I think about a traditional NYC deli…read more We decided to order a variety of dishes to share, which turned out to be the perfect approach. It let us experience more without having to commit to just one thing. We tried the knish, chopped liver, latkes, a bowl of pickles, and a Reuben, and finished with a sundae. The knish felt like a true New York staple. The pastry was hot and perfectly cooked, filled with mashed potatoes. It was my first time having it with mustard, and that added something new for me. Latkes are traditionally tied to Hanukkah, but we were happily celebrating all the holidays we've missed together. They came with applesauce and sour cream on the side. They were good, though not the standout of the meal. The chopped liver was my favorite. It was served with rye bread and little pickles instead of the expected saltines, which I didn't mind at all. The hard-boiled eggs were in larger chunks than I'm used to, and the whole dish was rich, flavorful, and absolutely worth the trip on its own. We ordered the Reuben with the sauerkraut on the side since it's not my preference. The corned beef was nicely cut and not piled excessively high, which made it feel like a classic deli sandwich rather than an overstuffed one. For dessert, we had the sundae. It was smaller than expected--less than a full scoop--but still a nice, simple treat to end the meal. Service was attentive, with multiple servers helping throughout, including when we placed a to-go order. In a fun moment, I left behind a few Statue of Liberty ducks, and one of the servers traded me for a little flamingo duck. These foods carry a deep sense of nostalgia, rooted in family traditions, and this meal really captured that feeling. It looked and felt like an old fashioned deli.

We were in Chelsea market looking for an afternoon snack and came across the happy hour menu here…read more For $6 a beer and $5 a pretzel with condiments, we got the perfectly portioned, refreshing, and filling snack. I would definitely come back to try their other menu items!

I came to Berlin Currywurst to try their German sausages. Coming on a Saturday, Chelsea market was…read moredefinitely busy and but they do have bar seating. I had their Kase currywurst. Kase is a pork and cheddar sausage and currywurst is chopped up sausage in a tomato/mayo/curry sauce. I also had their chicken sausage in a bun

First stop this morning to get breakfast. Fast service and very quick to get massive bacon egg and…read morecheeses and iced coffees. Proceed to the high line and have those. Perfect NYC day.

Thought this would be similar to the famous Papaya hot dog but boy was I wrong. This place sits on…read morethe corner of W23 and seems to be a bit popular. However after trying the regular dog which comes with mustard and ketchup on a bun, it's not for me. They had other items on the menu besides dogs, such as burgers, fries, etc. Inside was clean and the staff was nice but I would not go back.

10/10 Hot dog - Added onions, chili, and cheese to the hot dog, and it was so freaking good! Even…read morethough my boyfriend compared it to a 7/11 hot dog lol, I thought it tasted delicious. I honestly could've scarfed down like 3 of these in one meal, but I came here for a late night dinner snack haha. 9/10 Papaya Drink - This is clearly what the hot dog spot is named after, right? So of course we had to get it! It had a very thick consistency, but it was still yummy and not overly sweet. 10/10 Orange Drink - I loved this drink out of the 2 we tried, and this one was fireeeeeeee! It's basically a spin on an orange juice drink, but in my opinion, it's way better!

Gray's Papaya 2090 Broadway…read more New York, NY 10023 Plain Hot Dog Hot Dog with Onions Hot Dog with Chili & Cheese If you are a native New Yorker or frequent visitor, you are most likely familiar with this small, but popular hot dog stand located near W. 72nd. St. and Amsterdam Ave! This location is most famous for its recession special: two frankfurters and one tropical drink (not pictured). The dog by itself is on the bland side, but the dog is nirvana once you slap on your favorite toppings. The chili and cheese are two additional upcharges, but it's a small price to pay for a piece of heaven! Check out Gray's if you are on the go and need a quick, satisfying meal. Indoor/outdoor dining is standing room only in a fast paced atmosphere. #grayspapaya #hotdoglife #upperwestside

Really good poutine and loaded fries! This is a good spot to come for comfort food. We got a few…read moredifferent poutines, loaded fries, and sausages. Good service! They were attentive and fast. Ambience: has a bar vibe! Large space with decent amount of seating

I just came here for a drink. Really cool interior and great staff. It's very light which makes it…read morepleasant to sit back and enjoy a good one. Good variety of local beers to choose from as well. I saw a few groups come in for happy hour and it certainly can be a spot to hang out any day. I'd recommend anyone to come stop by.

Oh man! These were truly the best Korean corn dogs! They had so many fun flavor options. Anytime…read moreI'm in New York I consider this a must! Such fast service too! If you're near one give them a try!

Despite the fact that I've walked past Jongro Rice Hot Dog numerous times, I've never actually had…read morea corn dog from here. Well, after a night of karaoke, it really hit the spot. I had a mozzarella cheese corn dog with sugar and wow, so good. I love that they have so many sauces for toppings, including cheese sauce. I really loved it. You order outside at the two kiosks. The other kiosks inside are for their two other spots - the mochi doughnut and the boba tea.

With all the options available in Chelsea Market, I was pleased to find this spot! They offer solid…read moreburger choices, and their waffle fries are crisped to perfection! You can also order a variety of shakes. I would note that I visited pretty late (around 6 pm) to order food, and they already had a very limited menu since they close at 7 pm. Customers were only able to order patties, fries, or shakes, which was a bummer since their chicken sandwiches also looked good! Would just have to go back next time!

While in Chelsea Market, I stopped by Creamline and tried the Patty Melt with fries, ranch, and a…read moredrink. I'll start by saying it's definitely on the pricier side--$15 for the patty melt, $8 for the fries, $1 for the ranch, and $3.75 for a canned Sprite. The service was mediocre at first, but when I went back to purchase the ranch separately, the cashier was personable and kind. She mentioned that the ranch was their best, and I have to admit--she wasn't lying. It was worth the dollar! What originally drew me to Creamline was the fact that they actually had seating. After walking around the city, I really needed a place to rest my feet, and this spot seemed to have plenty of seats! The patty melt was good, but the fries and ranch were the true stars. The fries were perfectly crisp and paired amazingly with the ranch. I would go back solely for that. The only downside was the $4 canned soda, I also appreciated that staff came by to clear our table before we left. Overall, it was a nice experience for a burger spot in an extremely busy food hall.