Market sights in New York City
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Chelsea Market
In a shining example of redevelopment and preservation, the Chelsea Market has taken a former factory of cookie giant Nabisco (creator of the Oreo) and turned it into an 800ft-long shopping concourse that caters to foodies. And that’s only the lower part of a larger, million-sq-ft space that occupies a full city block, current home of TV channels the Food Network, Oxygen Network and NY1, the local news channel. The prime draw for shoppers, though, are the more than two dozen food shops, including Amy’s Bread, Fat Witch Bakery, the Lobster Place, Hale & Hearty Soup, Ronnybrook Dairy and the Nutbox. You can also sit down and indulge at lunch spots such as the Green Table or…
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Flower District
For a unique DIY adventure beginning at the northern edge of the Chelsea ’hood, wander through the small but fascinating Flower District on a weekday morning, when trucks unload massive amounts of fragrant, fresh flowers and plants, and where you can discover great decorative bargains, including bamboo reeds and cases of votive candles.
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