Sherman Market

Doesn't Recommend

Christine Liu

Joined 5 years ago

Citysearch Editorial Review. Union Square’s Sherman Market is locavore’s godsend, with an inventory almost exclusively procured from New England farms and independent businesses. It’s practically a retail version of a farmer’s market, with all corners stocked with fresh, local goodies: shelves piled with honeys, jams, crackers, coffee; fridges lined with milk, eggs, pickles; freezers larded with gelato, meats, poultry; tables laden with fruit, vegetables, herbs; and a glass case topped with breads and filled with cheeses. Under shared ownership (and internally connected) with Sherman Cafe, the petite Market manages to supply first-rate products at surprisingly reasonable prices, and the conversational staff is more than happy to take suggestions from the community on what to sell.