320 Market Café

The perfect place for lunch. They have sandwiches in the case or you can place an order. Sweet potato fries were delicious. Overall, we enjoyed our lunch here which was chicken sandwiches.

This place is awesome. It's a specialty market with a cool bar in the back of the store. The store itself is small but has a great selection of prepared food (meatballs, chicken, etc.) as well as salads and plenty of other items. You can also buy beer and wine here. In my opinion, the bar is the star of the show. There are probably 8-10 seats and the service is always great. You can't beat the $9 glasses of red wine (3 different kinds). I come by here after work quite a bit. They also have a great tap list. You'll find Hill Farmstead here which I didn't know they were even able to get, and its on tap! They also get Heady Topper and Focal Banger from The Alchemist here (cans only). Hill Farmstead and Alchemist beers are usually only found in Vermont so this place has quite the hookup.

320 Market's prices are Out. Of. Control. I just spent $50 on 3 mahi tacos, 1 draft beer, 1 mac n cheese kids meal and 2 juice boxes. That's right, I had my boys split a kids meal and it still came to 50 bucks. The draft beer was $12.50. Am I at a Phillies game? The mac n cheese was clearly boxed Kraft. They charged me for avocado, which I never got as well. Also, they don't have a full service waitstaff. You end up feeling obligated to tip, but all they do is bring your food to your table. It is a good marketplace with overpriced beer and wine that is pretending to be a restaurant.

Friendly staff with quality products you won't find in a large grocery store. I especially visit to pick up some of their amazing cheeses.

I walked in and not acknowledged. Lame! A lot of prepared foods that were quite expensive. Also, no sell by date which is concerning. I have no reason to go back.

The food looks better than how it tastes. Practically everything purchased was a letdown.

320 Market Cafe food remains good. There's opportunity for improvement with service. It took 25+ minutes for two cold sandwiches to be made. Reportedly, fresh lettuce was needed. Understandable. Proactive communication helps customers to calibrate expectation. When I went to the counter to inquire the young lady looked at my receipt and said it would be soon without ever checking. There's a training opportunity here.

Had the San Francisco bowl! It was so good! A lot of yummy things yet I felt healthy too!

Found a dead fly in the bottom of my prepackaged salad today after a few sub par visits. May be the last for a while. 320 market is overpriced, but I always used to justify this by telling myself I was buying high quality delicious food. I'm not sure this is really true at all. During my recent visit, I can attest that: 1) the fruit bowl was more expensive than Whole Foods but not organic. 2) I was sold a day old prepackaged the salad with wilted lettuce and a DEAD FLY in the bottom. 3) I grabbed four packages of ketchup for my sandwich from the self serve bowl on the counter. Two had already been opened and used, which I realized later.It's fine in there aesthetically, the employees are fairly nice (CS could be better but it's not terrible), I just don't think I can justify the cost based on the mediocracy of late.

Hit or miss really. This time a big miss. $16 for a bloody burger that I couldn't eat. (They asked and I said medium well) and $3 for like 12 fries