As someone without an Eataly back at home, this was a fun market to browse and a convenient spot to…read morebuy fruit and ready-to-eat foods. Everything was nicely presented and seems of good quality; I wanted to eat all the foccacia sandwiches and pizza slices I walked by! Their m pre-packed veggies and proteins were super convenient and tasty. The shrimp salad was pricey but the shrimp pieces were big and perfectly cooked, simply dressed in olive oil and herbs. I came back an again for their broccoli rabe as well, nicely textured with a slight heat from the chili flakes-- so tasty even cold! Patrons can also sit down and enjoy a freshly made meal in the store too. The seating is right in the middle of the store, so one might get brushed by shopping baskets. There was a cafe and gelato spot as well. The workers were friendly and cheerful :) There's a self checkout that people seem to forget about near the checkout counter. And they have cooking classes too! Whether you're a curious cook looking for fun ingredients or just hungry, Eataly is worth spending some time to check out!

I adore Eataly because of the space, the vibe, and the people watching. They have a new cafe area…read morethat is glorious. I go there often. I struggle to enjoy the food, which is kind of bizarre. Their gelato tastes like it is held together with a non-dairy thickener like guar gum. Their $22 rotisserie chicken is no where's as tasty and tender as the $10 rotisserie chicken at Whole Foods. Their pizza slices are creatively and beautifully crafted, but the vast majority have only a very slight coating of tomato sauce which you cannot taste, and little to no mozzarella. I don't enjoy their $10+ slices nearly as much as the $4 slice down the street. Everything that I order there looks better than it tastes. To be fair though, I have not had a sit-down meal there in a long time. Several years ago I did order a roast beef sandwich at their carving station, and it was nearly 50% hard white fat. WTF. I feel like I just can't win when I try their food. But I LOVE going there so I keep trying. When all is said and done, I love the place. Sometimes they have music and/or tastings, which are fun. So more recently, I just buy a yogurt or cappuccino and enjoy the space.

Rice to riches has so many different flavors or rice pudding! They have a bit for everyone when it…read morecomes to flavors and you can try a bunch!

This was the best part of walking through SoHo. Rice pudding why not? I love rice pudding, so…read moreimagine my excitement when I saw all the flavors they had. I must say that the guy behind the counter was annoyed with us because I wanted to sample them all. They were all good so I couldn't decide.

Addictively delicious chocolate. Usually I have more self control but the backyard berry patch dark…read morechocolate was too good to stop eating. Ill have to try some more.

Friendly staff, quaint shop in NYC for bitters, liqueur, chocolate, flowers, Himalayan salt…read morecrystals and blocks as well. My friend much appreciated the Yuzu bitters that we got for him as he is an avid mixologist!

Stopped by quickly to grab me a nice tasting hot dog and I was not disappointed. I also got some…read moreMac n cheese to complete the meal and I was satisfied. I was on the upper level at the Chelsea Market, apparently there's a lower level but I didn't go there. Upper level is small but they do have a few seats. It was a bit busy so I was in and out. Not much to write about customer service as I didn't stay to chit chat but the atmosphere is nice and the hot dogs are so delicious. It was priced fairly too so that's a bonus.

The absolute best place in New York for pastrami sandwiches in my opinion. The cole slaw is also…read morepretty amazing. And now that Chelsea market has a lot more seating opportunities, there's no excuse not to come. The only reason not to try this place is if you're afraid of watching people cut big chunks of meat. But as a vegetarian you wouldn't come here anyways.

This shop is easy to miss. It's small, and you have to walk down a set of steps to enter. But once…read moreinside, you can't help but smile -- it feels like you've been transported straight into an Indian bazaar. They surprisingly have a wide variety of organic spices, nuts, lentils, and ingredients you wouldn't even imagine they would have, such as their organic cocoa butter, which we have yet to find at another local shop. It was so much fun just wandering around the store and discovering everything. Everyone there is so nice and welcoming too. My absolute favorite thing here is their Mango Lassi, it is $4.95 and it is perfection. It may be the only lassi better than the one I make at home. If you are as obsessed with mango lassis as I am and want to try one the makes it better than most (if not all) of our local restaurants, then please save one for me.

This store has everything you could ever need. Tea, curry, pani puri, colon cleanse, and much more!…read moreHelpful staff as well

I had a little difficulty finding the store at first because I didn't see a "Shi Eurasia" sign…read moreanywhere. It does say Cheers on the outside though? Is that its new name? The store itself is neatly organized - no photos are allowed inside and it's very small. There were some good finds in here but not what I was looking for (Lemon Fanta) so I didn't end up getting anything. Great idea for a store though!

Shi Eurasia carries a fairly attractive assortment of international snacks and foods from a diverse…read moregroup of countries including the UK, Australia, Denmark, Iceland, Singapore, Thailand, etc. I generally visit Shi Eurasia for Tim Tams, Cadbury chocolate and Lucozade. They are somewhat premium-priced to make up for low demand and high shipping costs. You can check their web site or call them if you are looking for something specific. The service is very friendly and the store is small yet not packed. You can walk past Shi Eurasia without noticing the store. And you can probably get by without the things they sell. But why?

Beautifully plated brunch, perfectly cooked eggs, delicious beet hummus and fresh, vibrant sides…read more Everything tasted thoughtfully balanced, from the crispy potatoes to the creamy avocado. Great flavors, cozy vibe, and drinks that hit the spot, we are definitely coming back!

I really did not like the food here…read more Ambience: we can here before a matinee show. They didn't take reservations but we were able to get a seat (it is happening , so I would get here early). There is a lot of seating Food: the chicken sausage eggs Benedict left a lot to be desired. It didn't taste good and was very sweet. The drinks were also packed with sugar (the teas and most of the lattes). Service: good service! The servers were very sweet and attentive

Only specialized shop in Manhattan that sells British food and treats. Cottage pies, scotch eggs,…read moresausages, Cadbury, Terrys orange chocolate. Oh my! Friendly Service. You'll be greeted by Gracie the store cat! Highly recommend.

It's hard not to compare this to other places and find it wanting, like Shi Eurasia on the LES,…read morewhich is much friendlier and carries the same English snacks at a much better price, or Butcher's Block in Queens, which is much fresher and supplies the savory pastries to Myers. Butcher's Block also carries Irish groceries, which is great for someone craving Taytos. I'll go to Myers the next time I want to splurge for a dry pasty and a cashier who's sick of working there.