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Holiday Events for the Lower East Side Community
SUNDAY 12/ 11AM-3PM
Santa at Essex Market
SUNDAY 12/ 11AM-3PM
Santa at Essex Market
SUNDAY 12/ 11AM-3PM
Santa at Essex Market
SUNDAY 12/ 11AM-3PM
Santa at Essex Market
SUNDAY 12/ 11AM-3PM
Santa at Essex Market
Hold the holiday with Essex Market.
36 vendors. One stop. Roasts, hard-to-find produce, local and imported cheeses, spices from 100+ jars and gifts nobody else will think of. Everything you need from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Eve sits under one roof at 88 Essex Street, on the Lower East Side.
See every vendor’s holiday offer Steal a ready-made menuHeads up: vendor and holiday hours may differ. Order roasts, seafood and party trays early, because the best stuff sells out first.
Every vendor, one holiday offer each
Hungry now? Planning ahead? Filter by what’s on your list.
Dhamaka
Michelin-awarded Indian restaurantThe Feast Table. Book a group dinner and let the kitchen order for you. Your cousin’s dry turkey can’t compete with the forgotten flavors of India.
Salad Don
Stall 3Post-Feast Reset Bowl. Buy two build-your-own bowls, get a free topping. Pie for breakfast needs balance.
Shopsin’s General Store
Stall 8The Off-Menu Special. A rotating holiday plate that disappears when it’s gone. Small kitchen, big personality.
Don Ceviche
Stall 11Roast-a-Bird Bundle. Whole rotisserie chicken plus two sides. Dinner with zero oven-timing drama.
Davidovich Bakery
Stall 13The Houseguest Dozen. A baker’s dozen of bagels with schmear to go. Out-of-town relatives will judge breakfast, so let New York do the talking.
Zerza Moroccan Kitchen
Stall 20Tagine for the Table. Moroccan and Mediterranean party platters to go. Pre-order and carry in like a hero.
Cheeky Sandwiches
Stall 31The Office Party Platter. New Orleans-inspired sandwiches cut for sharing. A cure for the sad-wrap tray.
Kotti Berliner Döner Kebab
Stall 40Döner Dinner for Four. Berlin-style kebabs and bowls bundled for a crowd. No one has ever complained about a kebab.
Shibuya
Stall 41The Poke Party Tray. Bowls and rolls built for sharing. A light, fresh break between heavy feasts.
Unregular Pizza
Stall 42The Big Box. Roman-style pizza boxes for the holiday party. Zero recipes, maximum applause.
Nordic Preserves
Stall 43Julbord in a Bag. Smoked fish, Swedish meatballs and snacks for a Scandinavian spread. (Julbord is Sweden’s holiday buffet. Now you know.)
Essex Squeeze
Stall 44The Morning-After Combo. Toast plus a juice or smoothie at a bundle price. Affordable recovery.
Catalyst Market Bar
Stall 45Gift a Six-Pack Mixer. Hand-pick specialty craft cans for the host who has everything. Sip a rotating tap while you shop.
Ni Japanese Deli
Stall 48The Allergen-Friendly Guest Menu. Made-to-order udon and sushi for the guest with “a few dietary notes.” Pantry staples make easy gifts.
El Sazon R.D.
Stall 49Smash & Share. The signature smashburger with fried queso, plus Dominican home cooking. Order two and call it a party.
Puebla Mexican Food
Stall 50Family-Recipe Party Trays. Regional Mexican dishes by the tray. Order ahead and take all the credit.
Chomps Élysées
Stall 51The Potluck Hero. Fresh-baked focaccia and a seasonal soup. Show up with focaccia and get invited back.
Rebecca’s Cake Pops
Stall 2The Holiday Pop Collection. One-of-a-kind cake pops in gift sets. Edible stocking stuffers.
L.E.S. Ice Cream Factory
Stall 10Cold Weather, Hot Flavor. Seasonal scoops and pints to take home. Ice cream in December is a power move.
Café d’Avignon
Stall 17The Holiday Bread & Pastry Box. Pre-order fresh breads and pastries with coffee for the morning table.
Sugar Sweet Sunshine Bakery
Stall 33The Dessert Table Box. Puddings and cupcakes assembled for the host. The showstopper you didn’t have to bake.
Joey Bats Café
Stall 36The Dozen Nata Gift Box. Portugal’s most popular pastry, pastéis de nata, boxed. A dozen disappears faster than you’d think.
Porto Rico Importing Co.
Stall 37Bean There, Gifted That. Buy two bags from their own roastery and the grind is on us. Coffee lovers are easy to shop for.
Essex Olive & Spice
Stall 4The Build-a-Spice Gift Box. Pick from 100+ spices and add olive oil from a family farm in Morocco. An educational gift: your friend finally learns what cumin does.
Viva Fruits & Vegetables
Stall 6The Sides Squad Bundle. Plantains, yuca and holiday produce at neighborhood prices. Mashed potatoes get company.
Formaggio Essex
Stall 12The Board Builder. Pick three cheeses plus a pantry pairing. Rule of thumb: one soft, one hard, one funky.
Luna Brothers Fruit Plaza
Stall 14The Tropical Gift Basket. Build a basket from tropical produce. A fruit basket that is not sad.
Essex Farm
Stall 23The Organic Pantry Starter. Organic pantry goods and fresh produce bundled for a wholesome holiday table.
Luis Meat Market
Stall 26Order the Roast. Pre-order holiday roasts and cuts from the greatest variety of meats on the Lower East Side. 22 years, no gimmicks.
New Star Fish Market
Stall 28Seven Fishes Pre-Order. Fresh fish cleaned to order for Christmas Eve’s Feast of the Seven Fishes, an Italian-American tradition. Order early.
Rebel Cheese
Stall 35The Plant-Based Board. Artisanal vegan cheeses so every guest gets a board, not a side-eye.
Saffron
Stall 1The Centerpiece Counter. Artistic floral arrangements to anchor the table. A hostess gift with staying power.
Catalyst Records
Stall 16Spin a Gift. Used, rare and new vinyl plus unique gifts. The answer for the person who is “impossible to shop for.”
Cuchifritos Gallery
Stall 21The Culture Detour. Add contemporary art to your shopping route at this nonprofit gallery. Best gift idea: bring someone along.
Czar’s Grooming
Stall 22The Holiday-Ready Cut. Book a barber with 50+ years of experience before the family photo. Gift certificates for the scruffy relative.
Smith & Parka
Stall 39Carry Something Original. Bags crafted in-house. The gift that gets used instead of regifted.
Holiday shopping questions, answered
Where can I buy holiday groceries on the Lower East Side?
At Essex Market, 88 Essex Street. Produce grocers, a butcher, a fishmonger, cheesemongers, bakeries and specialty pantry stalls share one roof, so one trip covers the whole list.
Is Essex Market good for a budget holiday?
Yes. Produce grocers and the butcher keep everyday staples affordable, and the specialty stalls cover the splurge items. Mix both and the table looks like a million bucks.
What are the market’s hours?
Monday to Wednesday 8am to 8pm, Thursday to Saturday 8am to 9pm, Sunday 10am to 6pm. Individual vendor and holiday hours may differ, so check before a big trip.
What is the Feast of the Seven Fishes?
An Italian-American Christmas Eve tradition of serving seven seafood dishes. New Star Fish Market will clean your fish to order. Reserve early.
Can I pre-order roasts, seafood and trays?
Ask your vendor at the stall. Order early for roasts, seafood and party trays, since the busiest days sell out.
Your holiday to-do list, handled
88 Essex Street, New York, NY 10002
Mon to Wed 8am to 8pm, Thu to Sat 8am to 9pm, Sun 10am to 6pm
Offers valid while supplies last, at participating vendors, for the 2026 holiday season. Vendor and holiday hours may differ.