Findlay Market

I been wanting to visit Findaly since I moved down to Ohio and I had finally got that chance too. It was cold so the stores on the outside and surrounding were not open I'm guessing. But the actual market itself was open. When I walked it it was a lot of meat stands and butcher shops. I was walking past a stand when this brown butter sweet potato cornbread caught my eye at one of the ladies stands. Don't quote me on the name but I think it was called Grammas something. But the cornbread did not disappoint . There was two big pieces for $6 which was a pretty good deal considering the bread cuts are big and thick. There was also a gelato shop in there a few bakeries and like stores to sho local. I had also got some banana pudding from makers bakers co. Now I'm usually skeptical with buying banana pudding from everywhere because nowadays people don't know how to make it properly BUT Makers Bakers.... ‍instead of cookies they put like cake at the bottom and it does not mess up the flavor or texture or anything it was perfect . I tried their bourbon caramel banana pudding which is what they are known for and it did not disappoint

I absolutely love this market. After living in Cincinnati, Columbus and visiting Cleveland I want to say this is an absolute gem of a market and one of the best. I love the availability of fresh produce, meats and other staple goodies. But I also love the delicious places you can purchase lunch from or unique gift/specialty items. I also love the fresh bread from Blue Oven and Urbana coffee.The best time to go here is on the weekend, that is when you have the best chance of catching the outside tents and trying goodies from new and novel local vendors.Compared to other markets in Ohio the prices are quite reasonable. They aren't the cheapest, but for high quality goods I would definitely say the price is right.It's a family friendly atmosphere and they do allow pets, but only service dogs can go into the actual indoor area.Parking can be a mess during peak hours (around lunch time on the weekend) so I do recommend to be prepared to walk and park away from the main Findlay lot.

Cute market! One of several prime Cincinnati destinations perfect for tourists and locals. The indoor/outdoor market primarily sells food and drink with a few outdoor stalls selling housewares and apparel. Street parking is challenging at times but the nearby Findlay Parking garage offers covered parking spaces with a daily rate of $3 for the first hour. I've attached a picture of the daily rate schedule if you plan on staying past an hour.

I heard that this had really nice vibes and some will still must dry items in Cincinnati so had to make a trip here. Definitely had a lovely vibe on a weekend afternoon. There was people playing music outside and everything was nice and bustling and just a very lively place to be. Quite a lot of vendors inside and around. Lot of people buying groceries to items for the week and I can totally see why because everything look really fresh and authentic.

If this was marketed as a "farmers market-esque" type of place from the locals who told me to come I would consider 4 stars. I was told to come hungry, as there is plenty of food to try. I was kind of underwhelmed by the ready to go food options. We enjoyed the fudge stand inside, great service. I wish there was more. This felt more like but what you want to eat at home type of deal. Maybe I have to come again during summer.

We visited on a Friday around 3 PM and were surprised to see several vendors were closed. We managed to try a few things.Taste of Belgium:1) The caramel and walnuts crepe didn't particularly stand out. I might have enjoyed it more if they walnuts were candied.2) We bought a pack of original flavor (plain) waffles to go. There is nothing plain about it because it's sweet enough that you wouldn't need any syrup. We had ours with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Glad to have this item checked off but not necessarily something that we would repeat.3) Our girls enjoyed the chocolate, vanilla, and passion fruit macarons.Em's Sourdough Bread:1) We purchased a loaf of $6 which is quite reasonable. We used it to make grilled cheese sandwiches and they held up well.

A must visit in Cincinnati. There's so much fresh produce, meat, and seafood to get. There's also so many cute boutiques that you can get fun gifts from. There's also such a variety of food. From poke to deli sandwiches to incredibly baked goods. I could've spent 3 hours here and been a happy camper.

So the next stop on my Cincinnati journey was to Findlay market. I was told it was the place to go if I wanted a great breakfast. Best thing about it was it was right on the free bus line so we literally left the hotel walked 2 blocks & hopped on. It was like a 20 minute ride but upon arriving i was shocked to see it's nothing more than a Cincinnati version of Lexington market. After walking through taking everything in I decided to try a taste of Belgium. I got a smoked turkey sandwich with chipotle mayo. Best part of the sandwich was it came on a toasted Belgium waffle. It was absolutely delicious I almost ordered another one. Definitely would recommend you stopping by here for the sights, people, but of course this sandwich

Top notch market, been here over a hundred years. Great place to check out if you live in Cincinnati, visiting or hosting some out of town friends. Many shops and places to visit to eat and drink.Everyone including the merchants are friendly and knowledgeable about their products and offer advice on what you may need.Best times to come are weekend mornings. Each year it seems the market area is extended to Elm and Race streets.

My love for Findlay Market continues. I'd describe this as a must-visit when you find yourself in Cincy. The historic architecture of the OTR neighborhood paired with farm vendors, prepared foods and fabulous surrounding local businesses, make for the perfect Saturday morning. Parking is fairly easy on the surrounding metered streets. You can find everything from coffee beans and fresh pasta to sliced goetta and vegan salads. We ended up leaving with lattes, coffee beans, chai tea, a few Mediterranean treats, apples and more. The energy and local pride is hard to beat