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3.7 (54 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
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View from the rooftop
Veronique C.

Good selection of restaurants if you want to grab lunch. I'd say my favorite spot is the rooftop, where you get amazing views of the Brooklyn bridge, the Manhattan bridge, and East Manhattan.

Chicken with collards and potatoes
Tamara L.

Disappointed they ran out of mashed potatoes but these potatoes were beyond delicious. The chicken was solid. The greens I didn't care for. And can't beat happy hour for the wine special. Love time out market!

FOOD HALL
Theodosios C.

FOOD HALL: Took a quick walkthrough the Market looking for LORI JAYNE but I didn't see it. This venue is a bit OVERPRICED, just like their BROOKLYN location. CAUTION.

Small roasted chicken, mashed potatoes and Brussels sprouts
Ben L.

Came out for dinner and decided to have food from Rotisserie Haus. It was a small portion but the food tasted absolutely delicious. The chicken was juicy, tender on the inside and packed full of flavor. Brussel sprouts were well cooked and tasted a good and those mashed potatoes were exquisite.

The fiesta bowl, a salad with cooked plantains, essentially
Akiko I.

Went in hoping to find a Mexican or Thai soup, but finding neither, opted for the fiesta bowl from Bklyn Wild that was priced as TO's $14 lunch deal. Pretty and delicious. Wish the dressing came on the side but if that'd mean an annoying plastic container, this is fine. And. Actual. Silverware. (this is station-specific, not all establishments in the space have this, like Jase's BBQ next door) Niiiice. Atmosphere-wise, reminded me of any fancy NYC work cafe except there was music, and zero pressure to network. Speaking of work, there is room to do your tapping on your laptop on the taller smaller tables and the booths which line one side

Ginger B.

I have been here three times, sorry for the delayed review! Most recent was about a week ago. I have also stopped by once to grab coffee to go. Time Out Market Union Square features seven kitchens, a bar and a stage - there are communal tables and approximately 300 seats, with around 70 of them on the terrace for outdoor dining. Download the Time Out Market Union Square app! I earned some great discounts, including one for my birthday! You can order from multiple restaurants from there and even give your table number for delivery. Conveniently located near Union Square trains. I really like the variation of vendors (though at least one has changed since my previous visit.) Plenty of delicious food options that could cater to a variety of dietary restrictions/preferences, including vegetarian and gluten-free options. It it a large bright space with plenty of seating, including at the bar. My most recent visit was the first time seeing/using the large outdoor area. My bartender Xavier and our server Mario are wonderful! Most recent visit was with a large group and we were able to get two tables in the back terrace on a lovely evening before happy hour was over. This visit we shared some pizzas from Fornino and I also ordered separately from Kebabwala. I also had a couple happy hour spritzes. There are lunch specials that I'll keep in mind if I'm ever in the area during those times.

Breakfast offerings
Stacy C.

Visited at opening time so all the other outpost restaurants weren't open yet. The main bar area is open early as they serve café drinks and breakfast pastries . I ordered at the counter. Service was quick and staff friendly. I stayed as it was pouring outside. There were a few other customers enjoying the quiet space. They have qr codes on the table and you can order directly from that (it notes your table number). Very convenient , beats a crowded queue at lunch or dinner time. Lots of seating and there's even a small outdoor (uncovered) space with additional seating . There are more seats than the previous dining hall that occupied the space . Full bar- cocktails, wine, beer etc. Will return for lunch soon . Building has accessible entrances and bathrooms.

Alex R.

Great place to grab a bite or stay and watch one of many FIFA World Cup matches. Was there for the Brasil Morocco game and it was perfect location to watch on a big screen and away from some other venues that are too packed / claustrophobic.

Thyme Square
Devin T.

Thank goodness for the Happy Hour sign outside of the place. As well as a $5 off $25 or more qr code. I decided to give this place a try for a cocktail. I went with the Thymes Square drink. IT WAS SOOOOO GOOD! My expectations were exceeded. The perfect amount of sweet and sour. I enjoyed the drink so much I think about it every now and again. HA! Cant wait to get it again,

Wei H.

Newly open food court by Union square. It was urban space before. The whole place is renovated with beer house theme. It a darker wooden tone. Very buzzing and lots of people. They have booths, regular tables and high tables. Also outdoor seatings are available. The market has a link for putting orders online first, not all the restaurants are online yet (https://timeoutunionsquare.5loyalty.com/pick-up-at-counter). You can also grab a table then order by the link/QR code. You can choose to pick up the food or someone will bring it to you. Service crew members are constantly walking around to clean and deliver food. Nice setup. However, those restaurants are more on the expensive side. I prob will visit once in a while because there are many other choices around.

Cindy W.

This is a great addition to Union Square, but there are still some kinks that need to be sorted out for this to be a successful venue. 1) The online ordering system was a bit more complicated than needed - a group of us that are tech-savvy took a few tries to complete the order, some just gave up and ordered in person. Also, if it is your first time, look for the $5 off code somewhere. 2) Wait time for food delivery was too long, and this was all before the place got crowded. 3) Cocktail order arrived after food - apparently there was only one bartender working there on a Saturday noon time. 4) You can't switch between pick up and delivery once the selection is made (would require to start from the beginning), so select wisely!

Steak frites Lori Jayne
Jenna I.

Came here for dinner with a friend and it was suspiciously quiet! No lines, open tables, downright breezy! We decided to family style a handful of dishes, all of which felt generous in portion but still mildly overpriced (to be expected from Time Out Market...). The pad Thai was lovely, they give you a whole bucket of it practically. Also tried the chorizo, mushroom and trompo al pastor tacos -- all of which were stand out, bursting with flavor (and in some cases bursting through the tortilla). The true stand out was Lori Jayne's steak frites though. A gorgeously cooked hunk of beef, sliced, slathered with an eye opening miso Chimichurri sauce and served over a mess of thin cut and perfectly crisp French fries. Hoo boy! My only regret is we were too full to finish all of the fries. All in all, some above average food in a totally average cafeteria. I do wish all of this stuff cost like $4 cheaper than it is, considering the total lack of ambiance, but whatever. Everything was clean at least.

Chicken Salad
Melinda L.

My least favorite time out market yet. I've been here twice. Everything is overpriced and the food is not very good. Tried from the Thai, Mexican and Indian spots. All subpar and would not recommend. I would encourage you to check out the other locations before this one.

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