Mount Vernon Marketplace

Something has changed at Mount Vernon marketplace. My friend and I walked through there recently and I haven't stopped in since 2021? I first went to the market in 2018. The Local Oyster was a huge draw (now they are completely out of business). There are still some food stalls like the ramen and Korean shop, and a new seasonal/holiday store, but it looks quite empty. Mount Vernon marketplace is a staple food hall so I hope they bounce back because the city needs it. I used to bring visitors to this marketplace and it's such a great stop for all the other activities in the area.

This is a wonderful food and gifts market located in the heart of Mt. Vernon. It is within easy walking distance of the art museum, monument, and other attractions. This is a great pit spot alongside the Light Rail stop if you want to pop in and grab food. The staff working the various food stalls are so kind and welcoming, truly the Baltimorean charm! Family friend, organized and clean bathrooms available inside.

Decent shopping center with a Food Lion grocery store, a Dollar Tree, two restaurants, a car wash, nail salon and a Mr Tire. A lil bit for every one.

The marketplace is looking a little sad these days! Pretty empty both in customers and vendors. There are several empty stalls which makes it feel pretty bare compared to its counter parts in other parts of the city.

This is one of several marketplaces around Baltimore. As it was my first time visiting one, I was surprised to learn it's a collection of VERY good) restaurants, and not a grocery type place at all. I had oysters and then I had some amazing bacon on a skewer. They also have a small family owned/created jewelry store. The food was amazing and the atmosphere friendly. I highly recommend this place!

I discovered this smaller food hall only because I was looking for Slurpin Ramen. They moved here from their Clarksville location.You would miss it if you weren't looking for it as it is on the ground floor of an apartment building and doesn't really have any overly visible signage.A good variety of spots. Burger, Ramen (Slurpin), Oysters (Local Oyster), Pizza, Grilled Cheese/Hot Dogs, Beer Tap Station (with a good selection of drafts to sample), Mexican, Dumplings and BBQ.Slurping Ramen is a favorite and I've had Beer at the Local Oyster. Their Oyster Stout is pretty good.Mix of seating throughout and a good amount of space so easy to move around and explore the different stands. Parking is mainly street or nearby garage. Service has been friendly and upbeat. A good variety and something for everyone here.

Came here to see what all the hoopla was about. This venue is located in a nondescript area of downtown Bmore and you would miss it if you didn't know it was there.Upon entering, we were met with a plethora of various food, drink, and specialty food stalls. We tried the Mexcian food stall and it was just okay. The smoothie stall was okay too. As we were pressed for time, we will be back to explore the other food and drink option they had to offer.FYI: parking can be an issue as we found a metered parking spot within walking distance.All in all, a nice venue to come and explore your food palate while in downtown Bmore.

I haven't been here in over a year and a lot of the food stalls changed or closed down! I still like that they have this marketplace here as it's a nice spot to eat when you're feeling indecisive. they had a wide variety of food from korean food to burgers. there were a good amount of tables and seats and on a Tuesday evening when I went, it was not crowded at all! I will definitely come back to try the other places but I got korean corn dogs during my last visit (which were good & reasonably priced)!

Super cute market in the historical district with tons of options. Went with a large party and was perfect as there were so many options and lots of seating. Super cute aesthetic location and customized to each venue. Was able to get fried dumplings, fresh squeeze orange crush, and then finally hit up the bar for a mixed drink. Great way to get everything you want, be in one area, and for large parties.

I stopped in for a burger at Munchin Burgers with my partner for a low key study session. We didn't know exactly what we wanted when walking to the Marketplace but my partner suggested this burger place that he's eaten at before. There's seating all over the market but my partner and I sat at the counter and stools in front of the restaurant.Truly this was the best decision. We each got a milkshake, one chocolate and one strawberry and they're both amazing. I love strawberry milkshakes but I don't care for vanilla so I was taking a chance on this not being great. (If the strawberry is too weak, vanilla can really shine through) but I'm impressed, it's a hella thick, delicious shake and the strawberry flavor was on point. Chocolate is my favorite and it was probably the best shake I've had in a long time.The fries at Munchin are shoe string fries and made really well (and who doesn't love a well prepared potato?) Salted and hot these were hella tasty. I think the only thing I didn't care for was the Cilantro Lime sauce we got on the side for the fries. It tasted ok but had a slight sweetness to it that I didn't love. It didn't matter though as the fries stood out on their own.For my burger I ordered the special on the chalkboard, the Pineapple Burger. Hands down, this is the *best* burger I've ever had. It was cooked to perfection and the flavors of all the added toppings were so distinct and harmonious. My mouth had a full on flavor parade. I highly recommend this place for anyone who loves a good burger.