Years later, it's FINALLY opened.
This absolutely monstrous new hall (60,000 square feet) is located in the City Point multiplex, neighboring the Alamo Drafthouse, Target, and the soon-to-be Trader Joe's.
This food hall is home to 40 vendors currently, with more to be added as time goes on. And all of them are obviously outstanding.
But since figuring out a place to eat is already difficult enough, we've narrowed it down to a select group of places that are non-negotiable.
You can either follow this list, or just go in blindly and see what amazing food you can find.
You're guaranteed to find at least one thing that sets your tastebuds ablaze. Happy eating!
1. Ample Hills
This NYC creamery is dazzling and delightful, mainly due to its creative flavor ideas and names. But the atmosphere is never subpar, especially when nearly everyone around you is smiling into their colorful topping-heavy ice cream cones!
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2. Belle Cheese
In the mood for a quick trip around the world? Check out Belle Cheese, and try some delectable cheeses, spreads and all things that compliment these delicious snacks!
3. Dulcinea
Dulcinea has some ridiculously sweet and beautiful desserts from cinnamon churro/doughnut holes (stuffed with dulce de leche creme, OMFG) to colorful churro ice cream sandwiches. This is a hard MUST.
4. Fletcher's
For any charred-meat lover, Fletcher's is for you. This brilliant Brooklyn smokehouse cooks up some of the best ribs, brisket, wings and SO much more. Make sure to check them out for a super savory dish.
Branded as "Imitated But Never Duplicated," Guss' Pickles are simply that–one-of-a-kind. Come to DeKalb for a few things, but make sure you absolutely stop by Guss'. Unless, of course, you're one of those non-humans that hates pickles.
6. Katz's Deli
Katz's is a classic spot to visit at DeKalb, so make sure that even if you don't eat there when you visit, you at least have to get a cheesesteak (with extra cheese) to go!
7. Kotti Berliner Döner Kebab
If you've never had authentic German food, you should probably check out Kotti's as part of this food market. It's essentially Berlin in Brooklyn, and the Kotti Special will be sure to turn your tastebuds ON.
8. Pierogi Boys
Here at Pierogi Boys, you can watch these scrumptious Polish stuffed dumplings being made in front of you in real time. And with more stuffed options than you might think of, you'll definitely want to make sure you're extra hungry when visiting DeKalb!
9. Wikiwiki
And of course, there's authentic Hawaiian comfort food. With so many poke bowl creations in NYC, it's easy to just be one of the rest. But Wikiwiki is a super authentic Hawaiian food beyond the average borders of the ocean reefs. Come by, and try some unforgettably fresh delights!
[Feature Image Courtesy NYC Loves NYC]