Smorgasburg, Food court at World Trade Center and Prospect Park, Brooklyn, US
Smorgasburg operates in multiple locations across New York City, featuring over 70 food vendors who offer diverse cuisines every weekend from spring through fall.
Founded by Eric Demby and Jonathan Butler as an extension of Brooklyn Flea, this food market has grown from a single location to multiple venues since its establishment.
The market includes numerous family-operated and immigrant-owned food businesses, representing cuisines from Ethiopian to Hawaiian and Indian street food specialties.
Markets operate on different days: Fridays at World Trade Center, Saturdays in Williamsburg, and Sundays at Prospect Park, all running from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Each location hosts different vendor combinations, with new businesses joining established sellers to create distinct culinary experiences across multiple New York neighborhoods.
GPS coordinates: 40.72111,-73.96257
Latest update: March 13, 2025 20:54
New York City offers far more than the landmarks concentrated in Midtown Manhattan. The five boroughs hold parks, historic sites, art museums, and cultural centers that provide a deeper look into the life and history of the city. From elevated green spaces to centuries-old buildings, these places reveal different sides of New York. This collection includes locations such as the High Line, a former railway line transformed into a public park, and the Morris-Jumel Mansion, an 18th-century house in Washington Heights. In Brooklyn, visitors can walk through Prospect Park or the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, while Green-Wood Cemetery showcases 19th-century landscape design. Queens is home to Flushing Meadows Corona Park and the Queens Night Market, where vendors serve food from around the world. The Apollo Theater in Harlem and the Frick Collection in Manhattan offer exhibitions and performances. Neighborhoods like Little Italy and destinations such as Smorgasburg and Coney Island are also part of this collection.
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