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post #1 of 4
7/24/10 at 2:47pm
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Just found out that Bouley Market in Tribeca has closed! Damn, that was a great place, and I'm coming for a month. I was planning on it being one of my main places to eat for good cheap, cafeteria styled food. Do any NY people here have any recommendations similar to Bouley Market?
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post #2 of 4
7/25/10 at 11:36am
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Just found out that Bouley Market in Tribeca has closed! Damn, that was a great place, and I'm coming for a month. I was planning on it being one of my main places to eat for good cheap, cafeteria styled food. Do any NY people here have any recommendations similar to Bouley Market?
The crepes in the Whole Foods in Tribeca on West st. and that street one block south of Chambers are cheap and delicious. I find that Whole Foods has by far the best cafetaria/buffet section of any Whole foods I've ever seen.

I can't think of any more cafeteria like places down there, but I do favor a very cheap pizzeria on church and chambers as well as a fine little joint called Pan Latin on Chambers and Rockefeller Park - they have passable rice and beans, quasedilas, and empenadas at great prices.
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7/25/10 at 7:50pm
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Thanks bud. That Whole Foods is a few blocks from my hotel as well so I'll keep it in mind. I'm there for 30 days, and while I'll be eating at restaurants a lot there are sometimes I just want to take some food back to my room. I've been suspect of the food at those little market stores, but maybe they are ok too.

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The crepes in the Whole Foods in Tribeca on West st. and that street one block south of Chambers are cheap and delicious. I find that Whole Foods has by far the best cafetaria/buffet section of any Whole foods I've ever seen.

I can't think of any more cafeteria like places down there, but I do favor a very cheap pizzeria on church and chambers as well as a fine little joint called Pan Latin on Chambers and Rockefeller Park - they have passable rice and beans, quasedilas, and empenadas at great prices.
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post #4 of 4
7/26/10 at 2:41am
You seem like you live close to World financial center 3 also. A few friends of mine have summer jobs there and the first floor has a nice small food court esque area with a Cosi, some asian food, and a few other simple places. For chinese takeout, I recommend Lilli's Noodle Shop (though I hate their dumplings).
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