
Time Out Market, operated by the parent company Time Out New York, announced more vendors for its planned 21,000-square-foot food market within DUMBO’s Empire Stores.
The newly announced vendors, according to 6sqft, include the following:
These join the previously announced vendors: Juliana’s, Reserve Cut, Bessou, Clinton Street Baking Company and Restaurant, Miss Ada, Alta Calidad, Jacob’s Pickles, Felice, DŌ and Avocaderia. The food hall is scheduled to open this spring.
The market will occupy two floors within Empire Stores, the 19th-century warehouse complex on the waterfront at Brooklyn Bridge Park that once stored sugar and coffee but then sat virtually empty for many years.
In 2013, Midtown Equities acquired the building and announced plans to turn it into a hub for 21st-century Brooklyn, with offices, retail (West Elm is the anchor tenant), a rooftop beer garden, and space for cultural institutions.












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