I have been to many markets and was SO excited to go here and left disappointed. It is not all connected and some stores were not open when I went. I had a chai tea that was less than stellar and a bagel that was decent. Things were expensive to me and did not feel super clean in there. I have been to better markets. There is a small parking lot in the back which is a fee lot. Not sure about any street parking around there. Overall I was disappointed.

Give yourself at least 2 hours to enjoy the Findlay Market. There is numerous stalls and shops in the area . You can buy produce. Cheese,meats Mediterranean foods and Numerous deli items to take home or eat at the many outside red tables. There is something for everyone and well worth a shopping stop.

Went on a Sunday thinking there would be a lot more as the weekend has outside vender booths, but really there wasn’t much outside and parking on the weekend was crazy. Overall fun market to visit. Great place to buy ingredients for dinner with everything from fresh pastas, fresh breads, and pierogis to seafood, sausages, chicken, and steaks. Also deli meats and lots of cheeses as well. Fun to explore.

Findlay Market is fabulous! I found delicious, vegan food and a shaded bench for lunch, while my family members enjoyed standard burgers and tacos. As it was a summer Saturday, the market was crowded, but we have a wonderful time browsing and people watching.

My wife really wanted to go here so we did. I’m glad we did as well. The open market really does have any kind of fresh meats, cheeses and veggies you want. They also have a wide variety of sweets (pastries, ice cream, etc). Outside they have all kinds of artist, jewelry, paintings, etc. If your in the area you should stop by. Parking is $3 an hour which is cheap.

This was such a fun place to explore! So many great vendors, such eclectic food choices and the freshest produce you can imagine! This is a bustling center that anyone can enjoy! Parking seems to be a bit difficult. Their lot was completely full so we parked on the street with many other cars, but ended up getting a violation for being too close to a bus stop. So be aware of where you leave your car.

We went over Labor Day weekend, it was so hot out. But had a wonderful time. We didn't buy much because we were traveling. But plan on bringing a cooler and stocking up next time. It was an awesome place, great selection! Can't wait to go back!

Fun stop for a quick meal. Might compare to Boston’s Faniel Hall, just smaller. Walk thru to select a meal or a nibble from many food vendors. Eat in or outside on metal tables. Big variety of food types. After you eat hop on free street trolley that circles the city. Saves your feet and perfect if weather not optimal to walk. Trolley stops just outside hall.

We stopped by on our wander up to Reingeist brewing and were glad we did. *Lots* of kids and adults dressed up in full costume for trick-or-treat! Even the vendors got into the spirit. We didn’t have a lot of time to spend here so I just got a little container of fresh pickled veggies to munch on the walk. Very tasty!

We really enjoyed all of the little shops. There were a lot closed on Mondays, but still enough open to enjoy. There were chocolate shops, cheese shops, sandwich shops, wine stores, and many kinds. We plan to go back next time we are in the area. Reminded us of the Strip District in Pittsburgh.