Chelsea Market

No matter you are New Yorker or tourist,  Chelsea Market is one place that you can't be missed. This old Biscuit Company Factory loft has becoming one of the most popular foodie destination that attract restaurants, markets and companies to move in. 

Chelsea market is a collection of foodie destinations housed in a Victorian ear Brick building. Once you step into the market, you would have difficulty making up your mind for what to eat.

If you crave for artisanal popsicles made with real fruit juice, head to People's pops. I personally like the strawberry-ginger combo, while my friend swears by the tartness of the salty plum. 

Fans of unique flavors of gourmet salt and olive oils can find their object of affection at The Filling Station. Think specialty choices such as cinnamon-chocoalte-chipotle salt or bourbon salt. 

The  Lobster Place is a must, you can find big, fresh lobster and many kinds of shell food or even good quality Omakase in this place. Don't afraid to get messed, dive in the lobster and enjoy it.

Chelsea Market is worthy of a visit, not as pretty as the Ferry Building, but with the same exorbitant prices.