Wednesday, November 14, 2012

[Updated] Rebreaking! Union Market opens this morning at 10:30 today at noon


On East Houston and Avenue A... Photo and info via EVG regular samo...

Been a long time coming. The signs went up for the space on Feb. 4, 2011, as we first reported.


Previously.

UPDATED. Hold on! Via @IansTweets ... it's now a noon opening!


7 comments:

  1. hmmmm! i will check it out

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  2. Prices are competitive with Whole Foods on premium items. Meat and Seafood, produce looked great. Staples and generics will still be bought at Key and the Associated. Nice addition to the hood, in my opinion.

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  3. oh really? this makes me excited, the trek to Whole Foods can be exhausting, i never buy meat at associated (i try to avoid it all cost but where else can i get my doritos?)

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  4. I went there last night. It's a little confusing to navigate -- one guy was wandering around trying to find the checkout counters. The people who worked there were very friendly. Overall good selection, and a nice addition to the neighborhood.

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  5. We went in last night to check it out and I have to say I loved it. Despite being a year behind schedule, the meat counter alone is worth it. Plus a great selection of pre-made food if you want to throw together a quick dinner. Definitely on the higher end with the prices, so I agree the staples can be bought elsewhere, but it's closer than Whole Foods.

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  6. "one guy was wandering around..." that's because zombies are and will be patronizing this.

    For those looking for good meat, I sat bring back mom and pop butcher shops. Personalize attention, my former butcher had a MFA in writing, and a poet. Not only he was knowledgeable about the cuts of meat, he often would recite a poem, in correlation to the type of cut that was purchased. Character.Soul.Personality. Try having that from this generic suburbanize, mallify, Duane Readeesque market. Catalog that for your thoughts.

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  7. I've been waiting so long for a decent meat/fish market, I became vegan instead.

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