Moore Street Market

A Brooklyn Tradition

With everything from fresh produce to delicious fish and meats, Moore Street Market is a Brooklyn tradition, ripe and ready for you.

One story building with mezzanine and basement, used as retail food and dry goods market with space for community programming. The Market is approximately a 15,000 square foot building located in the East Williamsburg section of Brooklyn. It was constructed in 1943 as part of a City-wide program to remove pushcart vendors from the streets. In 1992/93, NYCEDC undertook approximately $2.5 million of renovations at the Market to create 26 stalls. The Market was leased to the Brooklyn Economic Development Corporation but was taken over by NYCEDC in 2014 where it remains a directly managed asset, and part of the NYC Public Markets network.

Moore Street is a multi-tenanted retail market where the local community can find a diverse selection of authentic Caribbean cuisine, fresh fruits & vegetables, dry goods as well as services from a tailor, barbershop and salon. Humboldt Plaza is located on the Humboldt Street side of the Moore Street Market, which NYCEDC and the Merchants Association activate during the warmer months. The market has 15 vendors and 5 vacancies. Presently, NYCEDC is transforming one of these vacancies into a demonstration kitchen to provide engaging programming for the community.

Address

Moore Street Market 
110 Moore Street 
Brooklyn, NY 11206

Hours

Monday–Wednesday: 9am–6pm 
Thursday–Saturday: 9am–7pm 
Sunday: 10am–5pm

Moore Street Market Offers:

• Spacious walkways and high ceilings
• Access to multiple entrances
• On-site security and maintenance
• Available basement storage for vendors
• Loading dock and cardboard baler
• Stalls outfitted with hood and ventilation
• Public restrooms and an open public plaza
• Several small businesses in the surrounding shopping area