Time Market is a boutique grocery store and artisan pizza (and sandwich) parlor inviting coffee drinkers and craft-beer fans alike.
Rustic-modern architecture, hardwood floors, high ceilings and an abundance of natural light make for a cozy space. The smells alone trigger an appetite for a breakfast or lunch feast. However, this was our most challenging FREEstyle yet. The quest for a gluten and dairy-free meal required our best creative efforts.
The shared meal:
Beet Pistachio Salad
How it’s served: Roasted and marinated organic beets, organic spring mix, toasted pistachios, Coach Farm goat cheese (Pine Plains, NY), sherry vinaigrette.
Gluten FREEstyle version: A simple omission of goat cheese makes this salad option gluten and dairy-free. The mild, roasted flavor of pistachio holds its own against the vinaigrette’s tartness.
Hummus Plate
How it’s served: Housemade flatbread, dolmades, hummus, tabbouleh, tomatoes, cucumber.
Gluten FREEstyle version: Hold the flatbread, hold the tabbouleh. Although the photo shows differently, substitute extra dolmades (grape leaves wrapped around seasoned rice in lemon and oil) for the offered tabbouleh mix (made from bulgur, a wheat grain).
‘L&S Location Creation’
A GlutenFREEstyle Original
From the kitchen: Chopped, seasoned chicken breast
From the deli case: Egg Salad (organic eggs, radish, celery, capers, dill, green onion, mustard, lemon, olive oil)
From the market: Terra, original vegetable chips
Lacey & Suede say: Strictly considering meal choices, Time Market misses the mark for us. The market’s relatively expansive snack (allergen-friendly) and hard-cider selection is counter-intuitive to the lack of gluten and dairy-free menu options. Reactions to cross-contamination set aside, a simple addition of gluten-free bread would immediately transform our dining experience. It’s a place we love hanging out, but there’s not a lot for us to eat.
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