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NYC Gourmet Markets - Eataly and More   8am to 6pm Explore the largest artisanal Italian marketplace in the world. Sunday, 05/20/12 $65 Join us for a great food shopping trip to New York City! The day begins at 7:30 a.m with a continental breakfast at Carlow Cookery. We’ll leave promptly at 8:00 a.m. for Dean & Deluca, an immaculate store that's an institution in Lower Manhattan’s Soho district. Our second stop is Chelsea Market, a square block of foodie heaven and home to dozens of vendors including Amys Bread, The Manhattan Fruit Exchange, Sarabeth’s Kitchen (Award-winning Jam Maker), Chelsea Wine Vault, Ronnybrook Farm Dairy, and Buon Italia Imported Italian Food. Last but certainly not least, we go to Mario Batali's Eataly, a $18 million, fifty thousand square foot market in Manhattan's Flat Iron district that is based on a store in Italy of the same name. The vast market sells hard to find versions of pasta, cheese, meat, salami, game and produce as well as an astonishing collection of Italian wines. It also house numerous restaurants and a rooftop beer garden. We leave the city at 3:45 and return to the store for snacks and beverages. Act fast, spaces are limited.          to Shopping Basket

NYC Gourmet Markets - Brooklyn's Best   8am Explore a hotbed of locally sourced, artisan food and beer. Saturday, 06/30/12 $65 Join us for a great day of shopping in Brooklyn, one of New York City's most historic boroughs. Brooklyn has long played a significant role in the history of the city. It's the largest of the five boroughs in population and it's a vibrant mix of many different ethnicities. We'll focus our tour on two neighborhoods in particular, Williamsburg and Park Slope. Both are home to a fantastic group of artisan shops, beer merchants and grocery stores. Our first stop is Brooklyn Flea, a 40,000 square market with over 150 vendors that is part vintage bazaar, part hipster hang, part old-fashioned town square, and part food bonanza. There are 35 food related vendors including Asia Dog, Porchetta, Rachel's Pies, Kumquat Cupcakery, Maria's Tacos Autenticos and Blue Marble Ice Cream. In addition, the market features hundreds of top vendors of antique and repurposed furniture, vintage clothing, collectibles and antiques, as well as a tightly curated selection of jewelry, art and crafts by local artisans and designers. Next, we're off to Park Slope, with great stores like Bklyn Larder (hand-crafted cheeses, homemade prepared foods and specialty groceries), Bierkraft (beer drinker's paradise featuring over 600 brews) and Oceans Fish Market. Last but not least, we'll head to Williamsburg, where you'll be can enjoy a beer at Brooklyn Brewing, explore Bedford Cheese Shop or have lunch at Marlow and Sons, a nationally recognized canteen with a Mediterranean feal where local congregate to enjoy everthing from the raw bar to wild leek and goat cheese tarts. The day starts at 7:30am in Carlow Cookery with coffee and Danish. We'll head for the city at 8am and leave around 4pm to return to the store for snacks and beverages. Please feel free to bring coolers for the goodies you collect along the way. Book now, seats are limited.          to Shopping Basket

NYC Gourmet Markets - Eataly and More   8am Explore the largest artisanal Italian marketplace in the world. Sunday, 07/15/12 $65 Join us for a great food shopping trip to New York City! The day begins at 7:30 a.m with a continental breakfast at Carlow Cookery. We’ll leave promptly at 8:00 a.m. for Dean & Deluca, an immaculate store that's an institution in Lower Manhattan’s Soho district. Our second stop is Chelsea Market, a square block of foodie heaven and home to dozens of vendors including Amys Bread, The Manhattan Fruit Exchange, Sarabeth’s Kitchen (Award-winning Jam Maker), Chelsea Wine Vault, Ronnybrook Farm Dairy, and Buon Italia Imported Italian Food. Last but certainly not least, we go to Mario Batali's Eataly, a $18 million, fifty thousand square foot market in Manhattan's Flat Iron district that is based on a store in Italy of the same name. The vast market sells hard to find versions of pasta, cheese, meat, salami, game and produce as well as an astonishing collection of Italian wines. It also house numerous restaurants and a rooftop beer garden. We leave the city at 3:45 and return to the store for snacks and beverages. Act fast, spaces are limited.          to Shopping Basket