Central Market New York

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10 reviews

+1 (212) 514-5220

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4 South St

New York, NY 10004

+1 (212) 514-5220

https://www.centralmarketnewyork.com

The history of New York City is inextricably linked to the history of the American hot dog. Coney Island was the first place in America to offer hot dogs as a hand-held snack 140 years ago. The Polo Grounds and the original Madison Square Garden followed suit by serving hot dogs to their patrons ...

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2.510 reviews

Mahmood S.

5/9/2017

Conveniently located in the second floor of the ferry terminal, its in the perfect place for people to grab a bite before they get on the ferry itself. That being said, not much to choose from...

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Pamela E.

2/29/2024

Chicken tenders excellent... All the food is good and the delivery is everything fast. Huge portions

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Sam G.

3/11/2024

They had very professional and friendly staff. This was a very nice little store and was convenient for what I needed.

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Gregory C.

8/5/2022

I usually stop by between 7-7:30 am, weekdays. The food is good. The coffee is great. My real purpose is to praise the young lady that's usually on duty at this time. She is the nicest, sweetest,...

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Jonathan M.

2/3/2019

Unfortunately I have to leave 1 star but the mexican girls attitude in the front is terrible. Everything was a fail. They don't deserve their jobs, please hire people that want to work there. The...

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