The Market at 7th Street

Awesome place to go grab a bite!Wonderful locally owned businesses!Hidden gem in the heart of the Queen City.

When we asked friends where to visit on our trip to Charlotte, everyone said we had to go by the Market at 7th Street. There is a multi-level parking structure next door and an open parking lot directly across the street ($14/day). We walked through the entire market before deciding on the pizza joint. There is a wine shop with an extensive inventory, a coffee bar, Swahili food, smoothies, fruit waters, burger joint, and a spot where you can get CBD infused water. We only got food from the pizza spot. We also made a small purchase from the knick-knack shop in the back corner. The chairs for the hightop tables have a tiny seat, so if you have any bum at all, you are going to likely keep slipping off. We would have preferred one of the lower tables, but it is very difficult to find anywhere to sit at lunchtime - you take what you can find.

Fun coming here. Good choices, love the first italian spot towards the front. Their caesar salad is good with the pancetta- adds good flavor. Great time at 7th Street Market. Good for gifts too!

A nice little food hall tucked away that has several small businesses. My dad and I had food from the Italian place (Mano Bella) and we enjoyed it - I'd say freshness outweighed the taste (it tasted good, but it didn't blow me away). They have a variety of vendors; it was not busy when we went on a Tuesday evening. I would go back to try one of the other restaurants. They had fun Halloween decorations inside.

The market is such a melting pot vibe of cultures, foods and flavors! I love it. It's my vibe completely. You can find yummy drinks, w and without alcohol, delicious Italian food, soul foods of all kinds. There is a cheese store that it's 100 an attraction of its own for cheese lovers and next door wine .... I mean a treat! My first visit my daughter and I had a pizza from Gino D's which was authentic Neapolitan pizza - recommended. It's a great stop for lunch snack or drink while you visit the city!

This food hall has a lot going for it. Centrally located, with a validated garage beneath and a light rail stop outside, you won't have any trouble getting here. The vendors were more distinctive and worthwhile than a lot of these places. I didn't have any trouble finding any place to sit.It was a bit of a red flag that the gift shop there had signage asking nicely for people not to steal things, and when I set my bag down for just a moment to pick up a drink, someone came up to check on it and warned me personally about the risk of theft. I purposefully left nothing of great value in that bag, but apparently this place does have a concern. So just be attentive, which unfortunately is probably good advice in any city.

This place is kind of like a bodega and food court rolled into one. It's not super large but it's spacious enough that it doesn't feel cramped. We stopped in here to pick up some wine from the wine stall they have. They're selection isn't massive, but there were enough options that we definitely had great choices to look through. Granted it was a holiday weekend, but at 11 on a Saturday morning it wasn't crowded at all. The Market itself also has a coffee roaster, a beer bar, a cheese stall, and a few food stalls too. I would definitely like to stop in here again to try more of the food and drinks provided. From what I gathered people also stop in here to do work or school stuff, which isn't surprising. You've got everything you need in one place. In general, a really cute and friendly spot that's worth a visit!

I've been here about 2 times with a friend and always have a good time. This is tucked right beside college st so unless you're really looking for this place, you can easily miss it. It's a small food hall. They have a few good options from chicken, pizza, deli, and a couple of bars and wine spots. They also have some novelty shops there where they sell a lot of Charlotte keepsake. It's always a nice time when I go. We came on a Sunday, and they were surprisingly empty. Just went for a drink. Most of the restaurant shops there were closed so maybe that's why they were empty. None the less, it's def. A must try place. They do have a parking deck right beside the building, and they validate parking, which is a plus. They have clean restrooms, and all employees are super polite. Whenever I'm in the area, this is a place always on my list.

Very cute indoor market near the spectrum center. There are a lot of small amazing businesses that are affordable (pasta, pizza, craft, coffee, wings, tacos, ice-cream and more). There are planes to sit and eat and there is someone regularly cleaning the tables. 10/10 would recommend

I've been to the Market at 7th Street a good few times now and it's a really unique space! The food hall has a ton of options from coffee to waffles, seafood and pizza! There are a bunch of tables in the middle section, as well as a few shops to look around in the back. I wouldn't recommend working here due to the loud environment, but it's a great spot to take a lunch break or chat with friends! There is a parking garage attached to the food hall and some locations validate your parking for 90 minutes. My favorite spots here include Geno D's and Not Just Coffee, but I can't wait to try a new place during my next visit.