Smorgasburg Spreads to Dumbo - NYTimes.com The Brooklyn Flea recently announced plans to expand on the success of their all-food market, Smorgasburg, by launching a second weekly location in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Smorgasburg Dumbo will open this Sunday, Sept. 9, in the historic Tobacco Warehouse, a roofless, 25,000-square-foot space planted right on the waterfront, directly in view of the Brooklyn Bridge. The new venue will operate much like its companion market in Williamsburg, only in a slightly more intimate setting. Many of the 75 vendors, a mix of proven crowd pleasers and the relatively unestablished, will operate in both locations. "A lot of our vendors have been selling one day a week and they're right at the stage where they can quit their jobs and invest in new equipment, so this one is specifically to help those folks grow," said Eric Demby, co-founder of the Brooklyn Flea. For vendors, the new site's easy access from Manhattan, via the East River Ferry, provides an opportunity to be discovered by a whole new set of customers, who may not venture out to Williamsburg as readily. And the event's founders are hoping that its location in Brooklyn Bridge Park will give the market more family appeal. "Williamsburg is a specific slice of Brooklyn and caters to a specific kind of Brooklynite," said Mr. Demby. There's just a different character of visitor that goes to Dumbo and we're hoping to provide them with an experience that is not only good, but memorable. The Dumbo lineup includes Soy Hound, which will be hawking peanut butter and spicy ginger root-flavored soy milk, and the Milk Truck, serving grilled cheese made with aged Gruyère from Wisconsin. Expect to find Mile End's signature smoked meat sandwich on rye, SlantShack Jerky by the bag and a long line leading up to Mighty Quinn's barbecue. Expect to be asked whether you'd like your fried anchovies with or without their heads. But most of all, expect to leave full. Smorgasburg Dumbo is scheduled to run every Sunday through Nov. 18, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., except during Dumbo Arts Festival on Sept.