Where to Buy Groceries in the Financial District

Name: Jubilee Marketplace
Price range: $$

By 17John Hotel · October 17, 2026

Quick answer

The closest full supermarkets to the Financial District's core are Jubilee Marketplace at 99 John Street and 55 Fulton Market at 55 Fulton Street, both a short walk from us on John Street. For a bigger shop, Whole Foods Market at One Wall Street (the entrance is 66 Broadway) has the widest selection downtown, and City Acres Market at 70 Pine Street runs 7am to midnight every day when you need something late. Do the big shop first, then top up on the way home.

Suite kitchen with wooden cabinets and a marble countertop at 17 John — A kitchen you can actually cook in, once you've done the shop.

The first errand of a long stay is almost always groceries. Our suites have kitchens, so most people walk out on day one looking for coffee, milk, fruit, something for dinner, and they'd rather not carry it far.

Good news: you don't have to. We're at 17 John Street, three minutes on foot from the Fulton Street subway station, and there are four proper food shops inside a ten-minute walk. They are not interchangeable. One is a full-size supermarket with a produce department worth the extra blocks, two are neighborhood markets you can nip into in slippers, and one stays open until midnight. Here's how we'd use them.

One thing to know about this neighborhood before you plan the week: the Financial District empties out on weekends. That's quieter streets and shorter checkout lines on a Saturday morning, which is the opposite of most of Manhattan. If you're cooking for a group, shop Saturday, not Friday at six.

Jubilee Marketplace

· About a 5-minute walk east along John Street · $$

Our default answer when someone asks where the nearest supermarket is. It's a full grocery store, not a bodega: produce, dairy, meat, dry goods, plus a prepared-food counter for the night you decide you're not cooking after all. Because it's on our own street, you can't get lost going there, and you can carry the bags home in one trip. Start here on arrival day.
55 Fulton Market

· About a 5-minute walk, one block north of John · $$

A neighborhood supermarket that's been feeding the blocks around Fulton Street for years, and it's the one we'd send you to if Jubilee doesn't have what you need. Similar size, slightly different stock, and it's on the way back from the Seaport, so it fits neatly at the end of an afternoon out. Worth knowing about simply because two options within five minutes means you're never stuck.
Whole Foods Market, One Wall Street

· About a 10-minute walk south down Broadway · $$$

The big shop. This is the largest supermarket downtown, in the old One Wall Street building, and it's where to go if you're cooking properly for a few days or feeding a family with opinions. The extra five minutes each way buys you a real produce and cheese selection. Skip it for a carton of milk; walk it once, at the start of the stay, and come home with a week.
City Acres Market

· About an 8-minute walk · $$

The late one. It's open 7am to midnight, seven days a week, which makes it the fix for a flight that landed at ten or a dinner that ran short. It's part grocery, part prepared food and deli counter, so you can pick up breakfast for the morning and something hot for tonight in the same stop. Not the cheapest, but at 11pm on a Tuesday nothing else is open.

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Where to Buy Groceries in the Financial District

Quick answer

Jubilee Marketplace

55 Fulton Market

Whole Foods Market, One Wall Street

City Acres Market