Logan Street Market

Super cool indoor market with dozens of unique vendors and an insanely large arcade room. Just wandered around and didn't eat or drink anything but all of the food vendors looked really good! Will be sure to be back and try a couple of the spots.

Not a ton of options, kind of a desert town. Not a ton of variety but we also visited on a weekday. Vendors that were there were super nice!

First time here. I love going to Little markets with different vendors. I loved also the variety of food that they had here & the different activities. I bought some of the spices and I have enjoyed them. I also bought a cute little tree decoration. We all love the fact that there was such a variety of different foods offered so we all got what we wanted. The food was excellent & fresh. I also love that they have the painting classes upstairs. Overall, we had a great experience. Definitely would visit again.

Recently visited Logan Street Market for the first time. There is an amazing selection of vendors with a variety of food. Everything we sampled was delicious and it was hard to decide what to order for lunch. The vendors are so friendly and there is a bar as well as some retail vendors in addition to food stalls. This is a great community space that hosts local events as well! Prices were reasonable and not much more than you would currently spend on fast food, and I prefer to support local businesses to chains.

Fun place to pass the time. Worth the trip. Words, words, words and more words to make 85 characters

So glad I was able to swing by here when I was in Louisville. I LOVE exploring markets. Indoor, outdoor, food, crafts, whatever it may be, it's cool that you can check out so many businesses all in one place. From free street parking and all the foods and drinks, to a second floor full of local makers selling creations of all kinds, this market has it all. I got the sushi from Daisuki and it was great. Sushi donuts? Okkkayyyyy. If you have the chance, swing by, do it! If I lived here, I could see myself being a regular.

Loved this little Louisville food hall! My husband and I popped in on a Saturday morning searching for a quick bite of brunch, and we had no idea how many fun options we'd have to choose from. Parking was easy - we found a free spot just up the street a bit. I can imagine this place gets pretty busy. After we ordered from the delicious-looking Foko, it took us a few minutes to find some seating, but that's pretty standard for a food hall. While waiting for our meal, we got a full picture of LSM (as the locals lovingly call it). Food and drink options are situated on the first floor, with the second floor functioning as more of a shopping destination. Sadly we didn't have time to browse the local vendors during this visit, but I'm positive we'll return! Our brunch from Foko was quite tasty - and just the right amount for two people. My husband went with the Fried Chicken with Biscuits and Gravy (classic), while I decided to mix it up and try the Bam Pambazo (a spicy breakfast sandwich served on top of mashed potatoes). We devoured both - properly fueled for our day trip through Lou.

This was my first time to visit this not-so-hidden gem and I'm kicking myself for not checking it out sooner. So many choices and so little time. We will be back! We were on a neighborhood walk with a friend as our knowledgeable guide and this was a first stop for a drink and a tour. We did a stroll through the venue and ooohed-and-ahhhhed at the separate shops for coffee, crepes, spices, fishmongers, etc. Sensory overload in a very good way. On the upper level is even more space and activity, as well as near the front foyer with separate business entrances. Near the back of the venue is access to outdoor space with games, including cornhole, which entices me to come back with my pals and chill out with the benefit of food and drink. As we walked through the venue, the business owners greeted us and were so friendly. Really great energy at this place. Looking forward to returning soon.

Great place with cool vibe - live music sat night. Love the upstairs area with handmade goods and the different eateries. Extended seating. Bodega has closed - it would be nice to see something fill the space. Musubi and crab Rangoon - both delish!!

Loved the ambience. We didn't try any of the food but there were quite a few options. We enjoyed the shopping vendors but there's only a handful. It's also hard to find free parking and we didn't feel very safe. We got coffee and it was delicious.