Gansevoort Liberty Market

Avoid the Mexican at all costs, the most bland, unseasoned and lackluster food around. 25 bucks for a stake burrito, more taste in the beans. Awful and ridiculously priced.

Food: 2/5. Pork Belly korean menu was more portions than expected (sticky rice, salad with nice sauce, kimchi and main menu) but didn't taste fresh: pork belly seemed pre-cooked/bulk-coocked and heated up with chef mike.<br><br>Service: 2/5. Avoid pasta station (seriously why aren't you going to Eataly already?). The first red flag is that all stations (Italian, Korean, Mexican) are ordered from a single booth. Turns out the pasta station had no clams nor linguini, but the booth cashier had no idea and took the order due to lack of communication.<br><br>Atmosphere: 4/5. The only redeeming quality: convenience and great vibes of a vibrant food court. But don't be fooled: you've got great options a few blocks away

Been eating here last season, today I had the Leche de Tigre to go; the put the cancha inside ( supposedly when to go it is on the side), the amount of fish was very small. Apparently the person doing the dish was ready to go home; didn’t even called me when ready. Let’s wait that next time the do better.

I had a great experience at Gansevoort Liberty Market. The space offers a wide variety of food options, making it easy to find something for every craving. Everything I tried was fresh and flavorful. The atmosphere is lively and modern, perfect for a casual meal. Service across vendors was friendly and efficient. A great spot to explore different bites in one place.

This is a good place to go if you have a large group at the WTC. Lots of options and lots of seating. A bit pricey, about $20 per person for lunch compared to other places, but having those options and space to sit is nice. Food was good.

This is a great food court with freshly prepared international and regional food choices, providing options for almost any taste. This is not typical fast food, but is served up fast. There’s also a registered food self-serve section where drinks and pre-prepared food can be purchased.

A great place to grab a bite during lunch in between work. So many options which dont compromise on quality.<br>I got sesame chicken,teriyaki chicken a spring roll and some fried shrimp veggies and noodles.

A great little high end food court where you can get everything from sandwiches and pizza to sushi. They also have a little market hiding in the back that has ever kind of drink or snack that you could need if you are just peckish. Overall, good portions for a reasonable New York price.

I ordered five pieces of chicken strips with fries and Sweet chili sauce to go with it. They took two pieces of chicken breast, over salt it, butchered it, then fry. They placed it over the fries and poured the sauce all over it drenching the fries with the sauce. When I got to work and sat to eat, the fries were too sweet and soggy plus the chicken was too salty to consume. What a waste of my money.

The staff at this place is disgusting,I ordered a bacon burger with fries and a side of fries for my daughter and they gave my order to the wrong customer who dug through the food with the woman behind the counter to show her that it was not his order and she brought it back to where they were making the food and checked the tickets and realized their error, and then brought me the food and tried giving it to me. I told them I’m not taking it after some random person just dig through it with the woman who was trying to give it to me. She told me no one had put there fingers in my order when her and the random guy dug through it in front of me, and that I needed to take it and I told her again I watched the person do it and eat a fry out of the order and that you need to remake my food. This is disgusting, I can’t believe such a disgusting staff could be in such a wonderful location.

an awesome place to eat with a large or small group of people. there are ample amounts of seating and a variety of different foods to choose from. great location near the world trade center to grab a quick bite to eat that has good quality. would highly recommend!

We stumbled across this little foodcourt while walking back to our hotel room near the world trade center, and got soft korean tofu stew + brown rice for takeaway dinner. The meal was delicious, and the portion was huge and hearty, especially since it was raining outside the whole day. Not too spicy, well seasoned, and pretty balanced with tofu, beef, egg and veggies! The price was also quite reasonable, so nothing to complain there. Highly recommended!<br><br>The location also has other food variaties available — japanese, poke bowls, mexican etc, and can cater to most dietary restrictions and budget. There’s also plenty of seating areas! Good for groups to hang and have a quick meal.

my favorites: 1. tofu & mushroom bibimbap and fried dumplings from K-pop Haus 😋 2. shrimp tempura roll from Umai Sushi 🍣

Similar to the Tivoli food court in Copenhagen, this place was bigger and had more choice of food. Service was fast, food was excellent, and the ambience was crowded, but we were glad to get a place to sit and enjoy our food.

A great place to grab a bite to eat and satisfy everyone. Spacious and well organized, there are a wide variety of cuisines from which to choose. Most are prepared as you order. There is also a good selection of grab-and-go food. I had the fish tacos which were quite good.