Very nice market space with a number of food options, from chocolate and cheese to noodles, crepes,…read moreand island-inspired eats - great for groups. There are also houseplants, a farmer's market type stand featuring fresh produce and goods, and more. The market is comfortable, with seating available to eat in and enjoy, as well as a cute kids play area with books, games, and toys. Restrooms are clean. We enjoyed noodles from Mr. Lee's Noodles and chipotle chicken crepes from Crepes at CASA. Great spot to explore!

Think of a smaller version of Philly's Reading Terminal Market.There is wide variety of sandwich,…read morepizza, coffee, beer, chocolate, Asian food, bakery, Ice cream. meat and deli kiosks. There is something here to please every member of the family. Very nicely set up in a renovated older building conveniently located right off main street. This is a worthy stop if you find yourself in the area.

blocks and blocks full of stores with any material and sewing accessories you need . Very easy to…read morenavigate and shop around for the best deals. Every store was well staffed to help as well.

Amazing selection of EVERYTHING! This wasn't my first time here, but this time was way better than…read morethe previous visits!

I attended a holiday potluck with some of my favorite coworkers in Brooklyn last week and decided…read moreto swing by Moore Street Market to grab some goodies. Moore Street Market is an incredible Puerto Rican market in the heart of Brooklyn. They have anything and everything you can think of.. and that includes my all-time favorite boriqua delicacy.. pastelles! I picked up a dozen (half chicken, half pork) for only $22. They come frozen & bundled in twos and are the perfect size, which make them easy for boiling. If you've never had a pastele before, they are sort of similar to a tamale.. except made with masa de yuca instead of corn flour. They are filled with meat, pimento, olives and more, all mixed together with delicious achiote seed oil, spices and herbs. If you ae Puerto Rican or just so happen to make pasteles each year for friends and family, and don't quite feel up to the task this year, rest assured that Moore Street Market as got you covered!

The spot is convenient and the staff is genuinely nice. Staff treated customers with special care…read more The food is well-prepared, costs remain reasonable and service excels. The taste quality justifies their pricing. This restaurant creates good meals!

The food is good. It's always busy. It's a tourist destination, but the locals go there too.read more

Best food hall I've been to in the U.S. and my second fave worldwide…read more Food: 5. Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4.5 Cost to worth it rating: 3 Opentableable: no Return worthiness: yes! Eve award: best food hall in the US Highlights: - Insane amount of stands with an impressive variety from Amish to Georgian to Jewish deli to Philly special sandwiches like pork and cheesesteaks - Very efficient getting through lines - Locals and tourists both eat here - Website has a map and details of each place so you can pre-plan - Faves were: Miller's Twist pretzel, DeNic's pork sandwich, and Hershel's pastrami sandwich Lowlights - Limited seating and gets very crowded to find a spot

I love Parkville Market. There are so many options, and it is great for family fun, something…read morecasual, or those days when you want to do a girl-dinner-style meal and get a little bit of everything. You can have fries, sushi, mini chicken wings, ceviche, fried Oreos, and whatever else you are in the mood for. The sky is the limit here. Some things can be costly some are steals. It is also a great place to watch sports when there is a big game on because there is that shared energy from everyone in the space. I also appreciate that there are many gluten-free options, clean restrooms, and fun drinks. Overall, Parkville Market is one of those easy, reliable places where everyone can find something they want.

Parkville Market is indeed smaller than other food halls and that not terrible. They have a variety…read moreof vendors to choose from and there's always something else to try. There are bars on either end of the hall in the middle of the room and there's an additional bar upstairs, The Local as well. Whether it's sweets, Jamaican, Japanese, Taiwanese, Puerto Rican, BBQ and more, there's something for you. The second floor has additional seating, convenient of larger groups and separated by walls making it a little more private and cozy for gatherings. There is a QR code to access the vendors online and push an order through too. It's a neat convent and can never go wrong. Service over all is convenient and the value is enough for whatever is on your price range.

Here to see the soccer match between Argentina and Egypt. I wanted to go to another food hall to…read moresee the game. A hot cappuccino and my all time favorite Cranberry shortbread rounds out the charm of being at Union Square Time Out Market.

Stumbled upon the Union Square Night Market while walking through the park on a Thursday evening…read more As a big fan of outdoor food markets, I was excited to see one pop up in Union Square for the summer. The Night Market is open on Thursdays and Fridays from noon to 10pm. For such a compact space, there's a great variety of vendors offering different types of food. After checking out the options, I went with a braised chicken arepa and a pork belly & sweet plantain empanada from Ehbra Colombian Food. The total came to $19, which felt like a solid deal given the portion size and quality. There are picnic tables set up around the vendors, so it was nice not having to eat on a park bench.

I love this place! Definitely a great place for a last minute gift or to treat yourself. This area…read moreneeds more local designers and small businesses and you can find a bunch at the market in port Washington!

Market Street Creatives was so fun. It has a small coffee shop with some limited options for…read morecoffee. I ordered an iced salted carmel coffee which hit the spot. The staff was friendly answering my questions on how shopping worked. There were so many fun booths with hand crafted items. Many booths with affordable items. Take a look at the pics included with my review for just a few of the many offerings. (One item to take note of is the space is not handicapped friendly. It has many wood stairs to get to the top floor with the vendors).

Market Street Creatives is one of those places you walk into and immediately realize you need more…read moretime. The space is massive and filled with an incredible variety of local Connecticut vendors, from vintage finds and thrifted treasures to handmade goods, jewelry, custom woodwork, resin art, and personalized signs. Every corner has something different, which makes browsing feel like a treasure hunt. It's all quality items at great prices! One thing I really loved is how relaxed the shopping experience is. There are so many vendors to explore, but you never feel pressured or watched while you browse. You can take your time, enjoy looking around, and then check out in one central area, which makes the entire experience stress free and enjoyable. One of my favorite touches is the bar area, where you can grab everything from cocktails to coffee and even hot chocolate. It adds such a cozy, social vibe to the space and makes it easy to relax and enjoy your time while shopping. There is also a designated room where you can have food delivered right to you, which is such a fun and convenient concept. Cloud 9 Cookies absolutely deserves a special shoutout because they are unreal. Hands down some of the best cookies I have ever had. They are opening a full bakery downstairs soon, and that alone is reason enough to come back. If the cookies are any indication, it is going to be amazing. Between the creative energy, huge selection of local businesses, laid back service, and great food and drinks, Market Street Creatives is a must visit spot in Connecticut. It is the kind of place you can spend hours exploring and still want to come back for more.