Essex Street Market

Tucked in a corner of the Essex Street Market, you'll find a little gem called Ni Japanese Delicacies. Fortunately it will live on in the new market, opening soon on the ground floor on the Essex Crossing mega-project across...

Today we're continuing our series in partnership with NY City News Service on changing times at the Essex Street Market. In the very near future, the vendors will be crossing Delancey Street to a brand new facility in the...

This week we're partnering with NY City News Service for a video series on the historic Essex Street Market, just weeks before the vendors move over to a shiny new home on the south side of Delancey Street. The...

In the next few weeks, the Essex Street Market will be moving from its historic home at 120 Essex St. to a gleaming new space on the south side of Delancey Street. Over the years, The Lo-Down has covered...

Observant TLD reader Alan LeNoble was on the scene yesterday as signage was going up on the southeast corner of Essex and Delancey streets for the new Essex Street Market. The newly expanded market, which was supposed to open...

Another casualty at the Essex Street Market. After months of struggling for survival, Osaka Grub announced last night that it would be closing.

It's a big blow for the Essex Street Market. On Saturday, a letter went up alongside Saxelby Cheesemongers' stall announcing that the business, a stalwart in the historic public market, would be closing its Lower East Side location at the end of this month.

The old Essex Street Market has served its purpose for 78 years. Turns out, the 1940 building on the northeast corner of Essex and Delancey streets will be put to use for at least a few weeks longer.

Scanning the scene at Delancey and Essex streets this morning, you wouldn't think the new Essex Street Market is scheduled to open to the public in just seven weeks

Last week we posted a report from the Essex Street Vendor Association that showed a surprising lack of knowledge about the looming move of the market to an expanded facility on the south side of Delancey Street.