Volume 9, Issue 2
Summer, 2016
Artisan Secrets by Chelsea Market Makers
FOOD MAKERS
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nce considered a way of life, maker culture is enjoying a resurgence as new generations of do-it-yourselfers
rediscover the lost secrets of their foremothers. Chelsea Market has always been a haven for food makers. Its indoor food concourse features artisanal vendors—from bakers to barbers, spice merchants to florists—who are proud to tinker with new flavors and ingredients, while adhering to old-world artisan techniques. Now, with CHELSEA MARKET MAKERS: Recipes, Tips, and Techniques from the Artisans of New York's Premier Food Hall, wouldbe food makers can explore the craft of Chelsea Market's artisanal purveyors at home. Offering collected advice, recipes, and expertise from the artisans of the market—chefs, grocers, butchers, cheesemongers, and more—this book presents a rare opportunity to learn renowned techniques and methodologies. You’ll discover how to make a sourdough starter with Amy’s Bread, artisanal cheese from Lucy’s Whey, Mokbar’s famous kimchi, and other staples to fill the fridge and pantry. Learn more at chelseamarket.com.
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NEW FACES BERLIN CURRYWURST
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reated 60 years ago, Currywurst has become the number one German street food, and we prepare it as you would
find it on urban sidewalks in Berlin. After two locations in LA, we are now proudly serving Germany’s favorite sausages and beers at our first NYC outpost at Chelsea Market. Discover the flavor of currywurst at berlincurrywurst.com.
FILAGA PIZZA
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ilaga Pizza is the first authentic Sicilian Pizzeria and Rosticceria in the Big Apple. Founded by natives of Sicily,
Filaga offers fresh Sicilian square slice pizza made with Sicilian ancient grains and imported & local ingredients. The ancient grains are milled in one of the few stone mills in Sicily and they have higher digestibility, fibers and low gluten. Experience the authenticity of Sicilian culture through Filaga!Learn more at filaga.com.
UBER EATS
IT'S UBER, FOR FOOD!
U
nless you've been living in a cave, by now you've probably discovered ride-on-demand company Uber. Uber offers
New Yorkers a safe, reliable and affordable way to get around the city — it's the best way to get wherever you're going. Now, Uber is diversifying its on-demand offerings with UberEATS. UberEATS gets you the food you want from the restaurants you love, faster than anyone else. With UberEATS, when Chelsea Market clients need their Takumi Taco or Beyond Sushi fix, they have the option of opening the UberEATS app and ordering from participating eateries at Chelsea Market. UberEATS offers service 7 days a week from 8am to midnight anywhere in Manhattan below 100th Street. Delivery is a $2.99 flat fee. There is no need to tip. Simply sign in with your Uber account, checkout using UberEATS's flexible payment options, and track your food as it makes its way to you — which many will find even more tantalizing than tracking their Uber ride. Learn more, and sign up for your free account today at ubereats.com.
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CHELSEA WINE VAULT GUIDE TO SUMMER WINE
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ummer wines should be all about fun. That means portable packaging, fresh flavors, and party-ready prices. Here are
our top picks for summer fun. ROSÉ: Summer is rosé season — these wines are made for drinking in the sun. Rosé is surprisingly versatile, and can pair with almost any Chelsea Market food. Two of our best sellers every year are Miraval Rosé from Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s winery ($29.99) and Whispering Angel ($24.99). SINGLE-SERVING WINES: Inside these cute little packages is some high-quality wine. One of our favorites is the Underwood Pinot Noir cans, from Oregon ($7.99). We also stock the Copa wines, in individual glasses, as seen on Shark Tank ($3.99). Stack Wines are another favorite. They’re four pre-filled glasses of wine, sold in a stack, so you get your wine and glassware all in one ($14.99). Saké also comes in singleserve containers, like the Bambi Cup ($8.99) and Aladdin Bottle ($10.99)—perfect for takeout from The Lobster Place or Beyond Sushi. PARTY WINES: Literally Wines from California are seriously good wines that don’t take themselves too seriously. They’re well-made wines that are affordable enough to stock every party.Available in Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay ($19.99). People looking for something more in-depth should check out our rare and collectible wines and spirits, or consider signing up for one of our wine and spirits classes, because tasting is the best way to learn. Visit chelseawinevault.com. for more information.
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CALENDAR
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ew York City fashionistas rejoice! Chelsea Market sample sales are a great way to add great designer pieces to your wardrobe at
prices that won't inhibit your ability to pay rent! Learn more at chelseamarket.com.
JUNE 6 - 12
LUCKY SELECTISM glasses are not just functional glasses, but a new fashion item that gives you the capability to express your own individual personality.
JUNE 13-19
PRIVE DESIGNER SALES is the premier multi-brand sample sale company in North America. We hold sales in metropolitan cities across North America, and are pleased to bring our offerings to customers worldwide through our exclusive online sales.
JUNE 21-JULY 6
ITA ITALIAN FASHION EXHIBITION: discover the glamour of Italian fashion.
JULY 7 - 10
PRIVE DESIGNER SALES is the premier multi-brand sample sale company in North America. Sign up to learn more: theprive.com.
JULY 11 - 17
RAG AND BONE offers a full range of men's and women's ready to wear, shoes and accessories collections.
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DIRECTORY Amy's Bread amysbread.com
The Green Roll beyondsushinyc.com
Anthropologie anthropologie.com
The Green Table cleaverco.com
Artists & Fleas artistsandfleas.com
Hale & Hearty Soups haleandhearty.com
A Shine & Co. ashineandco.com
Imports from Marrakesh importsfrommarrakesh.com
Bar Suzette barsuzette.com
Kingdom of Herbs kingdomofherbs.com
Bar Truman coming soon!
L'Arte del Gelato lartedelgelato.com
Berlin Currywurst berlincurrywurst.com
Li-Lac Chocolate li-lacchocolates.com
Bowery Kitchen Supply bowerykitchens.com
The Lobster Place lobsterplace.com
Buddakan buddakannyc.com
Los Tacos No. 1 lostacos1.com
Buon Italia buonitalia.com
Lucy's Whey lucyswhey.com
Cappone's capponesnyc.com
Manhattan Fruit Exchange manhattanfruitex.com
Chelsea Creamline creamlinenyc.com
MĹ?kbar mokbar.com
Chelsea Market Baskets chelseamarketbaskets.com
Morimoto morimotonyc.com
The Cleaver Company cleaverco.com
Mrs. Bloom's mrsbloomsmobile.com
Cull & Pistol cullandpistol.com
Ninth Street Espresso ninthstreetespresso.com
Davidovich Bagels davidovichbakery.com Decatur & Sons decaturandsons.com Dickson's Farmstand dicksonsfarmstand.com
Num Pang numpangnyc.com Nutbox thenutbox.com Posman Books posmanbooks.com
Dizengoff
Giovanni Rana Pastificio rananyc.com
The Doughnuttery doughnuttery.com
Sarabeth's Bakery Sarabeth.com
Eleni's Cookies elenis.com
Seed + Mill seedandmill.com
Fat Witch Bakery fatwitch.com
Spices & Tease spicesandtease.com
Filaga Pizzeria
Takumi takuminyc.com
The Filling Station tfsnyc.com Chelsea Wine Vault chelseawinevault.com Chelsea Thai Wholesale chelseathai.com
The Tippler thetippler.com Tuck Shop tuckshopnyc.com Very Fresh Noodles
Friedman's friedmanslunch.com
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9TH AVENUE GIOVANNI RANA PASTIFICIO & CUCINA
MRS. BLOOM’S FLOWERS
BUDDAKAN
NEWSSTAND ELENI’S NEW YORK CHELSEA WINE VAULT
EVENT SPACE 4,800 SF
SPACE 409 1/2 Berlin Currywurst, Cappone’s, Li-Lac Chocolates, Seed + Mill, Dizengoff, Davidovich Bagels, Filaya Pizza
CHELSEA CREAMLINE THE GREEN TABLE
CULL & PISTOL THE LOBSTER PLACE CHELSEA THAI WHOLESALE
Los Tacos No. 1, The Nutbox, Spices & Tease, Mŏkbar NUM A Shine DECATUR PANG & Co. & SONS NINTH ST. ESPRESSO THE TIPPLER 15TH ST. ARCADE Bar Suzette, The Doughnuttery, The Filling Station, The Green Roll, Kingdom of Herbs, Lucy’s Whey, Takumi, Tuck Shop, Very Fresh Noodles
FRIEDMAN’S
BUON ITALIA
MANHATTAN FRUIT EXCHANGE
SARABETH’S BOWERY KITCHEN
BAR TRUMAN POSMAN BOOKS L’ARTE DEL GELATO MORIMOTO
10TH AVENUE
CHELSEA MARKET BASKETS Imports From Marrakesh
ARTISTS & FLEAS
WEST 15TH STREET
Corkbuzz Wine Bar
DICKSON’S FARMSTAND MEATS
THE CLEAVER CO.
FAT WITCH BAKERY
AMY’S BREAD
HALE & HEARTY SOUPS
WEST 16TH STREET
ANTHROPOLOGIE