Fresh Food Markets
My fellow foodie fiance and I are headed into Manhattan next weekend and are staying in Midtown. We've heard rave reviews about Fulton Fish Market, but we are regretably without a vehicle for the duration of our stay. Is there a good way to get to Hunts Point sans vehicle? Can anyone suggest a comparable seafood (or really any type of food) market that would be worth visitng?
Thanks in advance!
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Chelsea Market has The Lobster Place and Buon Italia, both pretty awesome.
http://www.chelseamarket.com/pages/stores/thelobsterplace.html
The Grand Central Market is a good resource too, and very convenient to midtown.
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re: small h
I like both of small h's recommendations.
I'll also add Citarella (East side location) to that list [for seafood].If you feel daring and feel the need to stretch your legs ... get to Grand Central and go to Arthur Avenue via Metro North disembarking at the Fordham stop. It's a ten to fifteen minute walk from the station. You'll have *many* options once there, and you can visit Randazzo's or Cosenza's fish markets for your seafood needs. Randazzo's is the better of the two. Search the boards here for relevant info and any needed encouragement.
Info: http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9801E6D61E3CF93BA1575BC0A9649C8B63
Hunts Point is reachable via the 6 train. You'll need to take a cab from the Hunts Point station. It's only about a five to ten minute drive from the station. Maybe $8 carfare ??
Hopstop: http://www.hopstop.com/?city=newyorkBe sure to check their hours ... http://newfultonfishmarket.com/
They might still be only M - F.
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