East End Market

Pros: Such a great little place. Located pretty centrally to all the delicious Orlando neighborhoods. Every counter service place that I've ever been to has given me the friendliest service. Never had an issue. The food stalls that they offer are out of this world. And many of them have gone on to open independent stores and even go on to win michelin stars. Cons: Maybe the parking lot. It's very small, so prepare to search for a spot. Other than that, no cons at all. Tips: Try everything. Especially Domu.

I came here one day recently for a great lunch full of items from a myriad of places that were inside. A sandwich from here, a coffee from there, etc. And it made for a truly excellent and delicious afternoon. The flavors in held within range for illusion vegan to mochi donuts to gourmet meats to poke bowls to a dozen other things I don't even want to try and remember right now. And that's not even mentioning the main anchor, Domu, which is one of the best restaurants in all of Orlando. Rest assured, though, that if you bring friends here, even the pickiest of eaters will find something they like. Then you can grab a table on the lawn and just chill and eat and eat and chill. Really one of the best spots in town. Come.

A mix of restaurants and retail spaces perfectly packed together in a beautiful and cozy space in Winter Park!My go tos are always The Neighbors and Gideon's!

On the East side of Orlando, FL is a cute little market with a variety of different shops from coffee, food, shopping for accessories, clothes, butcher and a Michelin star restaurant Domu! I visited East End market early morning at the opening hour. My intentions were to visit Papi's burrito as I had heard many great things about their breakfast burrito, however, I have never had lineage coffee so I grabbed myself a Cinnamon latte too. Gideon Bakehouse cookies was also located in the market, great place for the locals in place of standing in the long line at Disney Springs. East end market has outdoor seating with a garden of food being grown on the property. They have elevators that will take you to the second floor. The bathrooms were clean. There's parking on the right side of the building and the left side of the building. Uncertain days they have a little outdoor farmers market. East End market is a great place to go to try several different shops. Enjoy the outdoors and do some shopping in their stores. I can't wait to come back and introduce my daughters to this cute market.

Cute market with nice outdoor seating. There aren't many places to get food inside but the ones there are wonderful. Love the shops and the space even though it is a tight space.

East End Market is one of my favorite places to take guests from out of town. They are always impressed with the food, drinks, local goods, and you can get here! There is something for everyone. Craving a hot bowl of ramen or crispy fried chicken wings? There's Domu.Need vegan options? Winter Park Biscuit Company has excellent plant based chicken and sandwiches. If you're looking for something sweet, you can't go wrong with Gideons Bakehouse, Dochi Donuts, or Wafu. They've got a few shops with local goods in it too. There are more restaurants that I didn't mention and some merchants come and go through the years.Vibe is chill and relaxed. They have a nice outdoor area as well as seating upstairs. Parking can be tricky, especially on the weekends. Get here earlier than you plan to so you can search for a spot or park across the street and walk over.East End Market has easily turned into an Orlando staple with its great local food and friendly vibe. I can't wait to see what fun new restaurants and shops join the community in the future!

This neighborhood market and food hall located in the Audubon Park Garden District of Orlando has a vast array of artisanal venders in one location. These merchants vary from bakers to coffee makers. We went for breakfast. I chose Hinckley's and ordered the Smoked Salmon Melt $18. It was delicious. We also ordered cookies from Gideon's Bakehouse. They are huge and delicious too. We ate in the front outdoor patio with picnic tables. No indoor seating available. We walked around the garden area when we were finished.

5 Stars update (10 years later!) for my favorite food hall featuring some of the best options in Orlando for food and goods.EEM features Domu (ramen and cocktails), Winter Park Biscuit Co (vegan fried chicken), Rion's Ocean Room (poke), La Femme du Fromage (cheesemonger), Hinckley's Fancy Meat (meat and sandwiches), Wafu (Taiyaki and frozen custard), Dochi (Japanese mochi donuts), Lineage (craft coffee), The Owl's Addict (thrift shop), The Neighbors (cocktails, local retail, etc), Carla Poma (jewelry) and more. It's truly an exceptional food hall and it keeps evolving and changing in ways that continue to make it better.To see EEM in all its glory, go on a weekend day and see the pop-ups around the lawn and a ton of locals and visitors alike enjoying an outrageous cookie from Gideon's with a great pour over coffee from Lineage. This has become one of my favorite spots to take out-of-towners to show them that Orlando is so so so much more than the mouse. I'm so thankful it's around a decade after my first review for it! (see below)Previous review from Jan 2014:Guys. GUYS. If you haven't been to East End Market you need to run as fast as you can and savor this new Orlando experience. (That way, in 10 years, you can be all cool, like "Oh yeah, I've been going here since they first opened. No big deal..")I have a lot of visitors who come from out of town and since East End Opened, I'm not lying, I take ALL of them to see it because I know that it is the fastest, closest, tastiest way to show them what's happening in Orlando. What I mean by that is not only what's happening in Orlando from a food perspective, but also regarding a hyperlocal movement that's been building; a movement towards adaptive reuse of local, under-used buildings; and a movement of Orlando's various municipalities supporting locally-driven initiatives.Oh, and the food is fan-flippin-tastic.The people behind East End (John Rife, Gabby Othon, and Heather Grove) have done a great job of curating the businesses in this space. There doesn't seem to be an odd-man-out when it comes to the stalls, rather, they all somewhat complement one another.They've also done a wonderful job of displaying urban farming right in their front yard. On any given Sunday you will find one of the East End crew picking carrots out of the ground. The surprises don't end there though- the other day I parked on the street behind East End (where they have a few designated spots) and noticed that among the shrubbery planted along the road were tomatoes growing!~sigh~ this place feels like a breath of fresh air and exemplifies where Orlando is headed!

Went there for a group lunch during the week. The parking was pretty packed when I arrived around 1120a, and I made a quick circle through until I found a spot. You know that during the weekend this is going to be absolutely terrible to park at so I am happy I went on a weekday. The second floor had a few spots you can visit, a jewelry shop, a restaurant and an ice cream shop.

I regularly visit East End Market to enjoy the variety of food options, and live music! Recently stopped for my second visit at Domu. I chose the Richie Rich ramen bowl and it was great (I asked for some extra spice too, which topped it off nicely) Despite being busy, the food came out fast and the quality was amazing! I'll be back for round 3