You can get fruits and veggies, meats, maple syrup, home made crafts, paintings, jewelry, sweaters, food to go and already prepared foods, etc. The building itself is beautiful, also.

Some good produce to be sure, but heavily and understandably geared toward the cruise crowd. Almost has a craft fair feel about it, but the building is interesting and there are several great spots to grab a bite to eat, but not much opportunity to...More

We had a good time here, lots of different foods to try and buy! one of the nicer markets we have visited!

Had higher hopes for the crafters but found that things were a little too kitch for my taste. Didn’t find the fast food stalls to look too appetizing, but the sea food/take away place looked good.

Hurricane Dorian did put a damper (i.e. super-dooper wet blanket) on any excursions our first day. And then, when 24 hours of blinding rain and pounding wind finally stopped (and we ventured forth from our rabbit-warrens (i.e. ship cabins), we discovered (to our dismay) that...More

This spot ws interesting but needs nore vendors. It was very quiet on the friday that we visited. It is a good place to find local art and food.

We were in town on a cruise ship port stop. We were walking around the city center and after walking through the King's Square, we crossed the street and entered the city market. Inside, the large hall has three aisles lined with vendors offering cooked...More