North Market

I miss working in downtown Indianapolis and visiting City Market, and North Market really has the same vibes. So, so many different options for fast food or packaged food -- different styles and countries of origin, full meals, snacks, whatever you want is probably in here. And since it's all in one area, there's nothing stopping you from having a Somali entree with a bagel or donut on the side.Parking was a little tricky with the construction, but signage was clear -- they were doing the best they could! Ample seating upstairs (although it wasn't busy yet when we came earlier in the day) and clean throughout.If you're in the area, this is absolutely worth stopping in for if you need a bite!

Well, I'm glad to see that the North market has gotten his Mojo back!Came here for a Yelp event and got to walk around the market and check out all the booths. A lot of the vendors that I remember had left, but they've been replaced by really great companies. Aesthetic of the market have greatly improved.There's something truly here for everybody I would consider this more of a food hall now than a market. When it first opened it was truly a market. You could get fruit and vegetables flowers. There was a cookware vendor. There was a spice vendor. You know where I'm going with us Now it's essentially small little restaurants all in enough food, but it works. It really really works.Littleton has their bakery here. There's a great barbecue place here. There's a wonderful fish stand. There's Chinese, Jeni's ice cream, a florist, a cheese shop a Mexican food stand. There's pretzels. There's pizza, pasta shop, mediteranian, Hungarian, Indian, and the list goes on and on and on there's even a Hungarian stand and an Indian stand. Not hungry, just thirsty.... A coffee shop a bubble tea place and don't forget the pastry shop, which I came into visit. Oh my gosh because there's really no seating downstairs, but you can take the stairs or an elevator upstairs and there's plenty of seats.North market is really something that everybody in Columbus should experience at least once. If and when you experience it, you will wanna come back. Promise

Foodie Paradise in Downtown ColumbusWe were in Columbus for a conference and had a chance to go out for lunch after packing up our trade show booth. I had walked by the North Market and had a quick look inside. Our group decided to check out the North Market and have lunch there. The Market is an eclectic mix of many cuisines and you can try foods from local Columbus vendors. It is mostly a food market and provides food vendors and vendors selling edible items. There are many types of food to choose from and I settled on Colo Market and Oyster Bar for lunch. I had the lobster bisque that was made fresh that day and one of their sandwich specials, the Blackened Fish Sandwich. The sandwich was packed with flavour the fish was fresh and not greasy at all. The sandwich special came with a side of fresh-cut fries. Our group also ordered two dozen oysters. An overall great experience at the market and we all left with souvenirs to take home.

So much amazing food all in one place! Roam around the whole thing once before ordering, so you can take a look at your options! It ranges from ramen, ice cream, pasta, Indian, bagels, to pho and so many more! After ordering you can bring your food to upstairs to seat. They have plenty of seating up there and even hooks on the wall for your coats. The bathroom is also super clean! Parking: There is a parking structure across the street. Make sure to as the food stalls for parking validation!

Soooo many options! This establishment is super clean. It was really fun to walk around and see all the choices. Oils, bakery's, every food you can think of Most of the businesses have samples of pasta sauces and salsas

A food lovers paradise, my main goal was to try another city in Ohio for polish food. The Columbus market is right in the heart of downtown. Two helpful hints: park in the vine st lot, due to construction, have your ticket validated by a vendor after purchase and it's $2, good through June 30 2025.The second floor has the restrooms, another restaurant and seating. The main floor has a good variety of choices and has a cool history. My selection for dinner October 18, 2024 was Huberts Polish Kitchen.Huberts Polish Kitchen had a unique offering 2 Pierogi and mielone chicken ball, resembled a meatball. This special was only $11, homemade and drink was extra. Inside midline chicken ball: chicken, sauerkraut, chunk of cheese side of sweet cabbage. Pierogi were in butter sauce, too doughy for my preference defintly filled me up.Fun short visit and worth the stop.

North Market it's more than an indoor farmer's market. A variety of dining options from around the world, handicrafts, flowers, baked goods as well as meats and produce. Sometimes it's just a great place to take a walk and unwind. That's my favourite. On four of our six visits I've purchased nothing. I just love to stroll and take everything in. My ultimate favs are Colo butcher and American nut, for I am an American nut. Jeni's splendid was a great ice cream spot for us. It had to end, no more, no more. It threw the sugar out of whack. Now we spend more time at Stauf's coffee roasters. Now there's something satisfying for the nose!Another fun thing is to venture up to the second floor where there's seating unlimited and gaze down at the businesses below. I just wish it could be bigger. 07/24

We drove an hour and 30 to Columbus and the first thing we stopped for was food. He never been to a "food hall/farmers market " type of place before so we stopped here first. It was so cute inside and had a variety of restaurants from a variety of different places around the world. They also had a couple stores and a wine bar. I ended up getting Marlows Cheesesteak and he got barrel and boar bbq. If I'm not mistaken I built my own cheesesteak with steak Swiss and provolone? (Don't quote me lol). Onions, mushrooms, sweet and hot peppers with the spicy mustard. It was so good and filling I wish they were closer. It was juicy too and they were not stingy. He got the smoked wings and I tried one it was very... dry it kind of had flavor but it was just too dry. Otherwise I did buy some hibiscus leaves from one of the merchants there. I loved the place . It's seating upstairs with the middle being open. I definitely will be back to try other places in there.

North Market was awesome and definitely a good spot to check out. A variety of food options. Was able to do some Xmas shopping here. Very unique.

The Colo, Stauf Coffee, Momo and Thai all sound good here. Easy walk around the market. Super busy and bustling.The longer lines are the polish, coffee and Nidia's Thai spot.