Turnstyle, the subterranean food hall located within the Columbus Circle subway station, reopened for business in mid-September. Many of the vendors are back in action, including Russian pelmeni stall Daa Dumplings and the wildly popular salteña and sandwich shop Bolivian Llama Party.

A few of the vendors at this popular Hell’s Kitchen food hall like Corner Slice and La Palapa have remained open throughout the pandemic, offering takeout and delivery at first and adding outdoor dining later on. New additions have also popped up in the hall including ice cream purveyor OddFellows and Bar Jones, Uchu Hospitality’s newest concept focussing on Japanese bar food and cocktails. Aside from an outdoor dining area, all of the establishments are also offering takeout and delivery.

Midtown food hall behemoth Urbanspace reopened its Lexington Avenue location this month with a brand new centralized pickup and delivery system. For now, there are three vendors open at the space, including Bao by Kaya, Go! Go! Curry, and Playa Bowls. More vendors, including pizza stalwart Roberta’s, will be reopening soon.

Mercado Little Spain — the sprawling Spanish food wonderland that famed D.C. chef José Andrés opened last year at splashy development Hudson Yards — has a ton of meal and pantry items available for pickup and delivery, including dinner kits of pasta and beef stew, fry-at-home croquetas, olive oils, and a selection of Spanish wines. One of Mercado Little Spain’s restaurants, Spanish Diner, has also reopened for outdoor dining with a menu of Spanish comfort food favorites, including Ibérico pork meatballs and beef and tripe stews, available to order. Reservations are accepted for the diner’s outdoor patio setup, which is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Historic Chelsea Market never fully shut down during the pandemic — grocers on its lower level, including Manhattan Fruit Market and butchery Dickson’s Farmstand, remained open — but over the summer, more than a dozen food vendors have reopened one-by-one for takeout, delivery, and outdoor dining at over 100 tables around the hall. The market has a helpful online directory of all the spots that are currently open, including hand-pulled noodle experts Very Fresh Noodles, crowd-favorite taqueria Los Tacos No. 1, and popular Israeli street food spot Miznon, plus notes on where to pick up food and links to various delivery platforms to place orders with each vendor.

Vendors at Canal Street Market’s food hall are gradually making a return. A new Mexican spot called Mi Pueblito has joined the lineup and is serving up burritos, tacos, and rice platters. Asian pastry spot Domi is serving up black sesame profiteroles, Vietnamese coffee tiramisu, and more, and Fresh & Co.’s salad counter is open as well. Make sure to check on the market’s Instagram page for the latest vendor updates.

Lower East Side megaproject Essex Crossing’s food hall, the Market Line, recently debuted an outdoor dining area at 81 Norfolk Street, at the corner of Delancey Street, and customers can get food from vendors like German smoked meats shop Schaller and Weber, NYC staple Veselka, seafood destination Essex Pearl and Tortilleria Nixtamal. Orders have to be placed on phones by scanning a QR code present on tables outside and waitstaff then bring over the food. Many of the vendors at the food hall are also doing a host of grocery deliveries through Mercato.

Time Out Market has reopened with a slew of new operating measures to promote social distancing, including a online ordering app that customers will have to use to access each vendor’s menu and place orders. Buzzy Thai seafood hotspot Fish Cheeks and modern Mexican restaurant Mexology are back, as well as eclectic ice cream shop Ice & Vice, which is open on the weekends. Brunch hotspot Clinton St. Baking Co has also reopened, offering its pancakes and waffles for weekend delivery in Brooklyn for the first time. The market boasts over 10,000 square feet of outdoor space, including 250 seats along the waterfront and a fifth-floor rooftop, and Brooklyn Bridge Park is a short walk away.

Much of Industry City’s food vendor lineup is back in business, offering takeout, delivery, and outdoor dining from the food hall’s spacious open-air courtyards. The options are plentiful: Famed barbecue spot Hometown Bar-B-Que is taking online orders, Middle Eastern market Sahadi’s has grocery and meal delivery service available, and Standard Wormwood Distillery is serving up cocktails — and hand sanitizer — for takeout. A full list of open vendors is available here.