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Pickle me Pete in this location is only here for the Bryant Park winter fest. It is from 10/26/23-1/21/24. Monday-Friday 11 am-8 pm Saturday and Sunday 10 am-8 pm. The shops are located in Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park b/w 40 and 42nd Streets and Fifth and Sixth Avenues in NYC. Since 2009, Pickle Me Pete has produced the freshest pickles in the New York metro area at various events, farmer's markets and more. They have a full line up of pickles and olives and fried pickles too! My teen daughter loves this place as she learned about it on Tik Tok.Pickle Me Pete is at W23 location in Bryant Park during the hholidays. Of course, we had to get the flight of pickles which has pickles from wasabi and horseradish to half sour and sour!! I'm not even an avid pickle fan and I love them!
I first heard about Pickle Me Pete at the Bryant Park winter market. The pickles were so good and crunchy. We also got the fried stickles at the winter market and they were AMAZING! I also got the pickle flight. They were all so good! I also ended up getting a quart of the horseradish, a quart of the bread and butter chips, and a large kosher dill. I recently went to the store in Hicksville. They had a lot more variety than at Bryant Park, including sauerkraut, pickled vegetables, and pickled green tomatoes. They also have a lot of cute pickle lover swag like bucket hats, aprons, and T-Shirts. I got a quart of horseradish and a quart of the wasabi. I cannot emphasize how good these pickles are! The store is a must-visit for any pickle lover on Long Island!
I initially had heard of this place when it was at Bryant Park in the city for their Winter Market. I had gotten the fried pickles there, which unfortunately are not at this location, but as a lover of pickles, this cool little shop is a great place to try a bunch of different kinds. Prior to coming here, I had no idea there were so many different kinds of pickles (or olives, but I'm not really a fan of olives in general). The staff here is fantastic and let us try as many as we wanted and talked to us about the different kinds and let us know what they were like and gave us an idea of what went into them. This shop has a cool offering that is a "flight" of pickles. You get to try a bunch of different types of small pickles at a reasonable price. If you're in the area and like pickles at all, I definitely recommend stopping in and trying them out!
Second year coming to Pickle Me Pete at Bryant Park Holiday Shops. Yes, $8 is a lot for ten fried pickles on a stick, but they're damn good fried pickles. I guess it makes sense that the pickles are on a stick since that makes it easier to eat while walking around, but I wish they weren't on a stick. The problem is that they are dipped in batter after the pickles are put on the stick, so the center of each pickle is stuck to the skewer after it is fried. Now when you go to pull off a fried pickle, part of the breading gets left behind and makes it even more difficult to get the pickles farther down off the stick. Just put the loose pickles in a paper fry container and let us eat them with our hands. The pickles themselves are fried really well. They're just the right thickness to have a nice crunch while still having a good pickle flavor. You're given the choice of a dipping sauce with your fried pickle skewer and we went with honey mustard. The honey mustard they give out is sort of an odd color and flavor. They also do pickle flights for $5, which will be the next thing I get from them. It looked like a set of 5 whole pickles, one of each type they make.
Whoa, was that Snookie peeking out from a barrel? Pickles, in every delicious taste sensation you can imagine (and no freakin' weird things like Koolickles, thank God). Just: Half (new) sour Full Sour Kosher Dill Horseradish Pickle Super Spicy Ridiculously Spicy Pickled Green Tomato Bread & Butter Chips and Sweet Chipotle Chips From a little cask-filled kiosk in beautiful Bryant Park, Pickle Pete offers up Brooklyn born, barrel-cured pickles one at a time. He also vends them in quart to-go containers, by the platter-full, or - if you're really feeling it - by home delivery where you can really indulge that pickle craving via a pickle-of-the-month type offering that'll sate you with up to 3 quarts monthly for the entire year. Yowza. The pickles? They're damned good. I tried a Horseradish Pickle, a Super Spicy Pickle, and a Half Sour Pickle (a new favorite of the owner) and there wasn't an errant taste sensation in the bunch. I'm feeling the pickle love here.
I travel to New York several times a year and eat myself through the various urban markets each trip. I made a repeat visit to the Bryant Park holiday market with another stall as my destination but Pickle Me Pete stopped me in my tracks. I love pickles. I make my own pickles. I even sell pickles as part of a small business I run. One of the things my ex had going against him was he doesn't like pickles. My standard for pickles is pretty high. I ordered the pickles on a stick and added on a "pickle flight" for an extra $5. Despite the ridiculous hipness of calling a plastic bag of pickles a "flight" it was a great idea because I like to try everything and sample lots of flavors, so this gave me an easy way to try it all. First, let's talk about the fried pickles. The fried pickles were stunning. I immediately knew: this was the absolute best thing I ate in New York all week. The thick dill pickle slices were snugly Coates with a tasty coating. It was a perfect balance. It was not greasy. And I got a lot of attention eating it from curious strangers, which was fun. It was so good I wanted to become a volunteer hawker, handing out free samples to the masses. Next, the pickle flight. These pickles were also amazing. All made from small Kirby cucumbers, they had a variety of clean flavors and amazing texture, that sought-after combination of crunch and later softness. I enjoyed all of the flavors. In fact, it's 4:30 am in Alaska and I'm eating the leftover pickles right now...yum, yum, yum.
Hmm, Who would have thought that I would get excited for the opening of a new pickle store? It's a nice thing given that I won't have to worry about them infringing on business from the old pickle store, since we never had one before. Pete's little shop here in the industrial area of Hicksville has a nice selection of olives, pickles, pickled tomatoes, sauerkraut and pickled vegetables. Now I'm not one for the taste of olives myself, but I got a nice selection for the family, as well as some pickles, and a nice quart of my own favorite, the half sours. Good old-fashioned taste in these pickles, and of course, as always, no calories. Sounds like a winning combination to me. I shall be back for more when these run out.
I heard about pickle me pete through a facebook video, and learned that they would be in Bryant Park's winter village. I waited in line for about 15 minutes and had the best fried pickles I have ever tried!! The pickles themselves were delicious and perfectly crispy, fried, and hot on the cold winter day. I got ranch on the side and it was perfect for dipping. Im really hoping they'll be back in Bryant Park next winter, I'll definitely be in line again!
The fact that there's a pickle place located walking distance from my house is not ok. Well actually, it's fantastic who am I kidding. Am I the only one who loves a good pickle ? The pickles here are delicious! I'm a full sour kind of girl and it's hard to find them in the supermarket usually you can just find bread and butter and dill. Their full sours are great! Pucker up. I also really like the chipotle chip ones (sweet then spicy) and the horseradish one is good too. If you like horseradish (it's the ingredient in cocktail sauce fyi) and sour pickles give them a try. If you're unsure of what to get they do give out samples for you to try. If you're nervous about getting the quart don't worry they last awhile in the fridge. Owners are very nice. They also sell olives, sauerkraut, green tomatoes and I'm pretty sure they had pickled mixed veg too. You can't miss this place there's a giant pickle painted on the garage door and a pickle bench outside. Located right next to ultimate gym. The one downside? Parking is terrible!!
I LOVE pickles, and it wasn't until 2 years ago that I had ever heard of or tried a fried one.. The Huntington Fall Festival was this weekend and although it rained today I went back to the Picklemepete tent to see what was up. The girl that helped us was very friendly and I must say everything was priced well. I had the fried pickles on the skewer with buttermilk ranch dressing (umm to die for?), and 4 small pickles (horseradish, 2 kosher dill, half sour) all for $9. And by small I don't mean the midgety kind, but also I don't mean huge.. (They did have reeealllyy big ones but I decided to not be a pig). My best friend was equally happy with the pickles, I wish they had a store nearby.. I'd also like to mention that I had fried pickles at both Hooters and Buffalo Wild Wings, and they don't compare to the fried pickles I had today. Kind of want to have a pickle party now lol.. They do deliver ;]
9 months ago
Delicious pickles! Tried Pickle Me Pete at the 2025 Bryant Park Holiday market and they did not disappoint! Fried pickles- so tasty! I also loved the pickle flight. My favorites were the half sour, the horseradish, and the Kosher dill (yes, I am aware that is half of the whole flight, but they were all so good). The half sour reminded me of a pickle I had in Japan- it's somewhat similar to the Korean cucumber kimchi- a very mild pickling, so you could eat a lot without ingesting too much sodium, almost closer to a cucumber than a pickle. The Kosher dill is your classic pickle and the Horseradish has, well, horseradish and a slight kick. Sour garlic was very tangy. Too tangy for my taste. Wasabi didn't taste spicy at all while super spicy was quite spicy. Overall, so fun to try different pickles! Would highly recommend! read more
The fabulous pickles that you find at street fairs and markets can be found right in Hicksville at their small storefront. You can pull right up to the door and run in. (right near Popei's the seafood place) These are delicious and reliable pickles, always with a crunch and the variety of flavors is amazing. I think they are consistantly the best ones out there. Love the garlic dills, wasabi & horseradish. The extra really hot ones are no joke, I love spicy//hot food and these were impossible for me to eat. Great to keep in the fridge. read more
Pickle me Pete in this location is only here for the Bryant Park winter fest. It is from 10/26/23-1/21/24. Monday-Friday 11 am-8 pm Saturday and Sunday 10 am-8 pm. The shops are located in Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park b/w 40 and 42nd Streets and Fifth and Sixth Avenues in NYC. Since 2009, Pickle Me Pete has produced the freshest pickles in the New York metro area at various events, farmer's markets and more. They have a full line up of pickles and olives and fried pickles too! My teen daughter loves this place as she learned about it on Tik Tok.Pickle Me Pete is at W23 location in Bryant Park during the hholidays. Of course, we had to get the flight of pickles which has pickles from wasabi and horseradish to half sour and sour!! I'm not even an avid pickle fan and I love them! read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
I first heard about Pickle Me Pete at the Bryant Park winter market. The pickles were so good and crunchy. We also got the fried stickles at the winter market and they were AMAZING! I also got the pickle flight. They were all so good! I also ended up getting a quart of the horseradish, a quart of the bread and butter chips, and a large kosher dill. I recently went to the store in Hicksville. They had a lot more variety than at Bryant Park, including sauerkraut, pickled vegetables, and pickled green tomatoes. They also have a lot of cute pickle lover swag like bucket hats, aprons, and T-Shirts. I got a quart of horseradish and a quart of the wasabi. I cannot emphasize how good these pickles are! The store is a must-visit for any pickle lover on Long Island! read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
7 years ago
I initially had heard of this place when it was at Bryant Park in the city for their Winter Market. I had gotten the fried pickles there, which unfortunately are not at this location, but as a lover of pickles, this cool little shop is a great place to try a bunch of different kinds. Prior to coming here, I had no idea there were so many different kinds of pickles (or olives, but I'm not really a fan of olives in general). The staff here is fantastic and let us try as many as we wanted and talked to us about the different kinds and let us know what they were like and gave us an idea of what went into them. This shop has a cool offering that is a "flight" of pickles. You get to try a bunch of different types of small pickles at a reasonable price. If you're in the area and like pickles at all, I definitely recommend stopping in and trying them out! read more
Second year coming to Pickle Me Pete at Bryant Park Holiday Shops. Yes, $8 is a lot for ten fried pickles on a stick, but they're damn good fried pickles. I guess it makes sense that the pickles are on a stick since that makes it easier to eat while walking around, but I wish they weren't on a stick. The problem is that they are dipped in batter after the pickles are put on the stick, so the center of each pickle is stuck to the skewer after it is fried. Now when you go to pull off a fried pickle, part of the breading gets left behind and makes it even more difficult to get the pickles farther down off the stick. Just put the loose pickles in a paper fry container and let us eat them with our hands. The pickles themselves are fried really well. They're just the right thickness to have a nice crunch while still having a good pickle flavor. You're given the choice of a dipping sauce with your fried pickle skewer and we went with honey mustard. The honey mustard they give out is sort of an odd color and flavor. They also do pickle flights for $5, which will be the next thing I get from them. It looked like a set of 5 whole pickles, one of each type they make. read more
Whoa, was that Snookie peeking out from a barrel? Pickles, in every delicious taste sensation you can imagine (and no freakin' weird things like Koolickles, thank God). Just: Half (new) sour Full Sour Kosher Dill Horseradish Pickle Super Spicy Ridiculously Spicy Pickled Green Tomato Bread & Butter Chips and Sweet Chipotle Chips From a little cask-filled kiosk in beautiful Bryant Park, Pickle Pete offers up Brooklyn born, barrel-cured pickles one at a time. He also vends them in quart to-go containers, by the platter-full, or - if you're really feeling it - by home delivery where you can really indulge that pickle craving via a pickle-of-the-month type offering that'll sate you with up to 3 quarts monthly for the entire year. Yowza. The pickles? They're damned good. I tried a Horseradish Pickle, a Super Spicy Pickle, and a Half Sour Pickle (a new favorite of the owner) and there wasn't an errant taste sensation in the bunch. I'm feeling the pickle love here. read more
I travel to New York several times a year and eat myself through the various urban markets each trip. I made a repeat visit to the Bryant Park holiday market with another stall as my destination but Pickle Me Pete stopped me in my tracks. I love pickles. I make my own pickles. I even sell pickles as part of a small business I run. One of the things my ex had going against him was he doesn't like pickles. My standard for pickles is pretty high. I ordered the pickles on a stick and added on a "pickle flight" for an extra $5. Despite the ridiculous hipness of calling a plastic bag of pickles a "flight" it was a great idea because I like to try everything and sample lots of flavors, so this gave me an easy way to try it all. First, let's talk about the fried pickles. The fried pickles were stunning. I immediately knew: this was the absolute best thing I ate in New York all week. The thick dill pickle slices were snugly Coates with a tasty coating. It was a perfect balance. It was not greasy. And I got a lot of attention eating it from curious strangers, which was fun. It was so good I wanted to become a volunteer hawker, handing out free samples to the masses. Next, the pickle flight. These pickles were also amazing. All made from small Kirby cucumbers, they had a variety of clean flavors and amazing texture, that sought-after combination of crunch and later softness. I enjoyed all of the flavors. In fact, it's 4:30 am in Alaska and I'm eating the leftover pickles right now...yum, yum, yum. read more
Hmm, Who would have thought that I would get excited for the opening of a new pickle store? It's a nice thing given that I won't have to worry about them infringing on business from the old pickle store, since we never had one before. Pete's little shop here in the industrial area of Hicksville has a nice selection of olives, pickles, pickled tomatoes, sauerkraut and pickled vegetables. Now I'm not one for the taste of olives myself, but I got a nice selection for the family, as well as some pickles, and a nice quart of my own favorite, the half sours. Good old-fashioned taste in these pickles, and of course, as always, no calories. Sounds like a winning combination to me. I shall be back for more when these run out. read more
I heard about pickle me pete through a facebook video, and learned that they would be in Bryant Park's winter village. I waited in line for about 15 minutes and had the best fried pickles I have ever tried!! The pickles themselves were delicious and perfectly crispy, fried, and hot on the cold winter day. I got ranch on the side and it was perfect for dipping. Im really hoping they'll be back in Bryant Park next winter, I'll definitely be in line again! read more
11 years ago
The fact that there's a pickle place located walking distance from my house is not ok. Well actually, it's fantastic who am I kidding. Am I the only one who loves a good pickle ? The pickles here are delicious! I'm a full sour kind of girl and it's hard to find them in the supermarket usually you can just find bread and butter and dill. Their full sours are great! Pucker up. I also really like the chipotle chip ones (sweet then spicy) and the horseradish one is good too. If you like horseradish (it's the ingredient in cocktail sauce fyi) and sour pickles give them a try. If you're unsure of what to get they do give out samples for you to try. If you're nervous about getting the quart don't worry they last awhile in the fridge. Owners are very nice. They also sell olives, sauerkraut, green tomatoes and I'm pretty sure they had pickled mixed veg too. You can't miss this place there's a giant pickle painted on the garage door and a pickle bench outside. Located right next to ultimate gym. The one downside? Parking is terrible!! read more
5 years ago
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14 years ago
I LOVE pickles, and it wasn't until 2 years ago that I had ever heard of or tried a fried one.. The Huntington Fall Festival was this weekend and although it rained today I went back to the Picklemepete tent to see what was up. The girl that helped us was very friendly and I must say everything was priced well. I had the fried pickles on the skewer with buttermilk ranch dressing (umm to die for?), and 4 small pickles (horseradish, 2 kosher dill, half sour) all for $9. And by small I don't mean the midgety kind, but also I don't mean huge.. (They did have reeealllyy big ones but I decided to not be a pig). My best friend was equally happy with the pickles, I wish they had a store nearby.. I'd also like to mention that I had fried pickles at both Hooters and Buffalo Wild Wings, and they don't compare to the fried pickles I had today. Kind of want to have a pickle party now lol.. They do deliver ;] read more
So I tried the fried pickles here at the stand in the Bryant Park winter village. I eat fried pickles quite often and I can say that I wasn't super impressed. They were good that's for sure but there was something that was off about them. I felt that the pickle was mushy & I was looking for a nice crunchy, snappy pickle and it just wasn't.... also the ranch was not that good and the sauce options were lacking.... read more
THESE PICKLES ARE TO DIE FOR! I am a huge pickle fan so I was excited to try these when we were walking through Bryant Park during Christmas time, when they have all of the shops set up. I went with the Ridiculously Spicy option and let me tell you, it had my lips burning. I am a person who LOVES spicy foods also, so this was greatness when their pickle was able to burn my lips. This does not happen as much as I like it to, so props! I wish there was one in Texas where I lived because I would visit often. read more
4 years ago
9 years ago
I missed out on fried pickles at the Bryant Park Christmas Village last year, so I was super excited when I checked the list of vendors and saw they would be back this year. I waited for about 15 minutes in the cold but it was SO worth it! I had a stick of delicious, hot, salty, crispy fried pickles with a side of ranch dipping sauce. Perfection! They were freshly made right in front of me. The stand also offered barrels of pickles in a variety of flavors. Can't wait to go back next year! read more
Pickle Me Pete is always at my towns fairs and festivals and we always stop here for their amazing flavored pickles and fried pickles. I love me some pickles and Pickle Me Pete never disappoints. My favorite pickles are the garlic. Super flavorful and juicy. And the fried pickles are bomb. Pickle slices perfectly coated in batter and fried to perfection served with your choice of dipping sauce. I could eat them every day! read more
Always my first stop at Byrant Park winter village. Ordered some of these amazing fried pickles with ranch today. No line (since the village just opened this week)..and my pickles were ready in about 2 minutes. So juicy. So crunchy. So perfect. Most importantly, served with a warm genuine smile. read more
14 years ago
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11 years ago
This review is for the booth they have set up at the Bryant Park holiday market (2015), I've never been to their store in Hicksville. I'd never heard of fried pickles before I stumbled upon their booth in Bryant Park, but knew I had to try one when I saw the small sign that read "vegan" I've had the fried pickles with their vegan ranch (which is great) and vegan honey mustard (I was told there's no honey in it). The honey mustard is so much better than regular honey mustard. It was like mustard with a hint of sweetness, instead of all sweetness with a hint of mustard flavor. The fried pickles are also amazing, they're perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. They're as satisfying as I remember fried chicken to be. My only complaint is that $7 is a bit pricey for one order of fried pickles. But I understand that it's probably not cheap to have the booth in Bryant Park to begin with. In addition to fried pickles, they also sell normal pickles. I'd love to try these but I don't think I can spend money on regular pickles over fried ones now... maybe I'll get around to trying them if I ever visit their store. read more
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