Bryant Park Winter Village 6th Avenue, Manhattan, New York,

"We went here at the start of this year. The ice rink is of decent size and adjacent to a great little winter market with locals selling some handmade arts and crafts and also locally produced food and sauces. There are good options available to buy a nice hot drink and some warm snack after a great deal of ice skating in the middle of New york City. We booked our skating session a day in advance and went quite early around 7am, and it was still busy and bustling at that time. Great way to start the day!"

"Only in operation during the winter season. The rink is free admission but you either need to bring your own skates or rent them. The many foodstalls and small shops offer cheap, quick bites to expensive, fine gifts for any occasion. Plenty of seating around both outdoors and indoors, however, good luck finding one as it gets really busy around the holidays."

"We visited this park 8 years ago, and really loved the markets then so thought we'd go back. There were a few food stalls, but I think as we were toward the end of the "winter" setup they were starting to close. Nevertheless we managed to have some really good food! We ate these comfortably inside the hall, watching the last part of the superbowl! It was a really good atmosphere we will always remember. I can't remember all the food stall names, or items, but be sure to go when they're back!"

"A beautiful place, during the day you can sit in the sun, take a break from Noisy New-York, drink delicious coffee, have an inexpensive snack, and go ice skating. Take beautiful Photos. Have a nice time with the Children. Here you can find everything for relaxation. I recommend it to everyone during the Winter Season."

"Nice small park right next to NYC library. Tons of shops during Christmas time, selling all kinds of stuffs, from decorative items to unique foods. There is a large Christmas tree in the middle and an ice skating rink."