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Economy Candy: old-school candy store since 1937
Paid & ticketed events (8)
Bean-to-bar chocolate making class at Raaka
Kahkow bean-to-bar chocolate factory tour + make your own bar
Truffle pasta making at the Urbani Truffle Lab
Learn to make Georgian khachapuri and khinkali at Assaia
Macaron decorating class with BKLYN MACS
Wasanbon wagashi workshop (Japanese pressed-sugar sweets)
Hands-on Sicilian cannoli class at Eataly Downtown
Make your own mochi
🗽 Other places to go: Food & giveaways
Museum of Ice Cream
📍 558 Broadway, New York, NY 10012
The Sprinkle Pool, NYC's longest indoor slide and unlimited ice cream tastings. Under 2 free.
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Official site ↗M&M'S New York
📍 1600 Broadway, New York, NY 10019
Three floors and a wall of M&M's in every color.
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Official site ↗Hershey's Chocolate World Times Square
📍 20 Times Square (701 Seventh Ave), New York, NY 10036
Make-your-own candy bars, giant Reese's and s'mores.
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Official site ↗Economy Candy
📍 108 Rivington St, New York, NY 10002
A candy store since 1937, with retro and imported sweets floor to ceiling.
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Official site ↗Dylan's Candy Bar Hudson Yards
📍 20 Hudson Yards, Level 4, New York, NY 10001
A candy flagship with walls of bulk candy and candy-themed décor.
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Official site ↗Arthur Avenue Retail Market
📍 2344 Arthur Ave (at E 187th St), Bronx, NY 10458
LaGuardia's 1940 covered Italian market in Bronx Little Italy: cheese, cured meats, cigars, a beer hall and Gene Bean's ices. Free to wander.
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Official site ↗Essex Market
📍 88 Essex St, New York, NY 10002
A city-run market hall since 1940 with 30+ vendors: Dominican produce, cheese, dumplings and free community events.
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Official site ↗Time Out Market New York
📍 55 Water St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
A Dumbo food hall with a rooftop that looks straight at the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges. Free to go up; food is extra.
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