citylikeyou — Chelsea Market — New York by Jessica Walsh

New York / Market

The Chelsea Market is filled with great restaurants and speciality food stores and pop up shops. I love stopping in and getting a gourmet grilled cheese from Lucy’s Whey or a healthy juice from raw food restaurant One Lucky Duck, while shopping for dinner ingredients at the Italian market Buon Italia. For a great sit down restaurant, I love The Green Table, which serves great farm to table food.

Website
chelseamarket.com

Address
Chelsea Market, 75 9th Avenue, New York, United States

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Current city: New York

jessicawalsh.com

Jessica Walsh is a NYC based designer, art director and illustrator. She worked as an art director at Print Magazine, and at design studios such as Pentagram Design and Sagmeister, Inc. Her work has won numerous awards from design magazines and competitions, including ADC’s “Young Gun” award and Print’s “New Visual Artist” award. She lives and works in Chelsea with her dog momo and a fridge filled with avocados.

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