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Sample really tasty treats from around the world at the Marsha P. Johnson State Park. Great selection of vendors against a beautiful backdrop of Manhattan in the distance. Friendly and engaging patrons…I went alone and had a great time and met some amazing people. I highly recommend you try it next summer.

My visit to Smorgasburg in Williamsburg by the water was an unforgettable experience. The view of Manhattan from this location is absolutely stunning, making it the perfect backdrop for Instagram. Now, let's talk about the food - it's nothing short of top-notch! The variety of culinary delights from around the world is truly impressive. From mouthwatering bao buns and savory dumplings to flavorful skewers and sweet candied fruits, there's something to satisfy every craving. And don't even get me started on the fries and ice cream options; they're divine! What impressed me even more was the convenience of payment options. Most vendors accept cards, which is incredibly convenient. However, it's always a good idea to bring some cash to tip the hardworking vendors who bring these delicious creations to life. I also learned that the vendors at Smorgasburg go through a rigorous application process, which ensures that only the best are selected. This dedication to quality shines through in every bite. If you're in search of a foodie adventure with a picture-perfect view, Smorgasburg Williamsburg is the place to be. It's a culinary journey that showcases the world's flavors right on the waterfront, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a delightful and memorable experience.

Smorgasburg is definitely worth checking out if you're in Williamsburg. There were a variety of food vendors. Everything looked and smelled so good it was difficult to choose what to eat. The food is on the pricier side, but it was delicious. I recommend sitting by the river for an amazing view of the skyline.

The best place in New York to spend a Saturday late lunch. Hardly any tourists, still a real insider tip. Many street food stalls of any nation at moderate prices and then definitely go to the small beach and enjoy the food with the view over the entire Manhattan. It was a great experience ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The food was so so good. It’s a great way to experience nyc in the summer. Some of the vendors food was more decent than others but you were guaranteed a different flavor and vibe from each vendor which really encapsulated the festival experience. There was a ton of cultural variety as well from Brazilian to Filipino. Beware that the food is on the pricier side for everything. You’ll end up easily spending over 50 within the first three stalls. It is connected to a park that shows the Manhattan skyline and river. It was a bit tedious finding places to sit. I would 100% go again next summer.