African Food
African FoodMarket 57
Meatpacking District
The James Beard Foundation curated this waterfront food hall to spotlight underrepresented chefs serving everything from Filipino barbecue to Nigerian snacks. Grab a spread from multiple stalls and head upstairs: the public rooftop park serves Hudson River views with your meal.
James Beard curated
Diverse global cuisines
Sustainability focused
Minority & women-owned vendors
Tips
🏙️head to the rooftop after you eat; it's free, rarely crowded, and offers one of the best views of downtown Manhattan without an admission fee (Mad Hatters NYC)
🍽️order from a few different stalls for a progressive lunch — the dosa from Ammi and wings from LoLo's are standouts
🌿all vendors are sustainability-minded and many are incubator-stage businesses you won't find elsewhere
Market 57
Meatpacking DistrictOpen
African FoodAfrican FoodThe James Beard Foundation curated this waterfront food hall to spotlight underrepresented chefs serving everything from Filipino barbecue to Nigerian snacks. Grab a spread from multiple stalls and head upstairs: the public rooftop park serves Hudson River views with your meal.
James Beard curated
Diverse global cuisines
Sustainability focused
Minority & women-owned vendors
Tips
🏙️head to the rooftop after you eat; it's free, rarely crowded, and offers one of the best views of downtown Manhattan without an admission fee (Mad Hatters NYC)
🍽️order from a few different stalls for a progressive lunch — the dosa from Ammi and wings from LoLo's are standouts
🌿all vendors are sustainability-minded and many are incubator-stage businesses you won't find elsewhere
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