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Pickle stall (Essex Market) · Lower East Side, ManhattanNO. 764 / 851

The Pickle Guys

A longtime Lower East Side barrel-pickle institution now operating a stall inside Essex Market on Grand and Essex Streets.

357 Grand St, New York, NY 10002

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//The line

The Pickle Guys can draw a line at its Essex Market counter during busy stretches, but reviewers say the crew moves through customers quickly. A Tripadvisor reviewer of the stall wrote, "They work fast so if there is a line wait! Its worth the wait!", framing any queue as short-lived rather than a major deterrent, per Tripadvisor.

There's no indication of a formal queue system or app — it's a walk-up counter, and the wait (when it happens) is simply standing in line for service, per the Tripadvisor listing.

//When the line peaks
Busy stretches reported by a Tripadvisor reviewer, though no specific hours are named

Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.

//Getting in

Reservations: walk-up only, no reservations

Walk-ins: yes, first-come first-served

Open Sunday-Thursday 9am-6pm, Friday 9am-4pm, closed Saturday, per Tripadvisor listing

//FAQ
How long is the wait at The Pickle Guys?

Waits are generally short since staff "work fast," according to a Tripadvisor reviewer of the Essex Market stall, though a line can form during busy periods.

Does The Pickle Guys take reservations?

No — it's a walk-up market counter with no reservation system mentioned on its Tripadvisor listing.

Can you walk into The Pickle Guys?

Yes, it's first-come, first-served; just be ready to queue briefly if it's busy, per Tripadvisor.

Sources: Tripadvisor

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