Can’t decide on where to go for a bite to eat? The solution should be Smorgasburg.
The New York Times calls Smorgasburg “The Woodstock of Eating” which is probably the most accurate statement I’ve ever heard in my life. This place is absolutely not somewhere to go on a full stomach. With 75-100 food vendors every weekend, Smorgasburg offers a little bit of everything from spicy Indian food from Masala Mama to traditional Mexican fare from Oaxaca Taqueria. Smorgasburg also offers some exotic options like hamburgers with buns made of fried ramen noodles from the creative minds of Ramen Burger. At 670 calories, this quite literally isn’t for the faint of heart.
Realistically, a lot of the food vendors are pricey for street food, but you can still get a meal and dessert for under $20. The best part of Smorgasburg is that you’re eating with an incredible view of Manhattan that’s directly across from the East River State Park location.
You can check out Smorgasburg until November 23, from 11am-6pm for free on Saturdays in East River State Park (90 Kent Ave at N.7 st.) and on Sundays in Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 2 (Note that starting October 12, they will be moving from Pier 2 to Pier 5).
Saturdays
Sundays
Check out all the food vendors at Smorgasburg here.
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Reblogged this on Story of a Soccer Wife and commented:
My next stop!
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Didn’t get a chance to go to this last time we visited the parents. Hope to get there one more time before moving to Malaysia
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