Flaky phyllo dough pies, chocolate truffles, pan-fried baos, and more
Christmas trees all over the city, open ice-skating rinks, and an abundance of string lights can only mean one thing: The holiday pop-up market season is upon us. Aside from the usual suspects like the Union Square Holiday Market, which has nearly 200 vendors, there are now several holiday markets to visit all over the city.
From wine tastings at the Brooklyn Navy Yard holiday market to the warm pierogis that Veselka serves up at the Union Square market, here’s a list of some of the best pop-ups to check out this holiday season, and what to eat once there., located inside the Lodge, near the ice rink, is the place to go for the conical, sweet and savory treats from Eastern Europe that go by various names including Trdelnik and Kürtőskalács.
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