Midtown Global Market

If you're looking for multi-cultural food court. You have to check this out, even if you're not looking for one, you'll want to check this place out! Love bringing people here and everyone I bring here loves coming here! It's located in the old Sears headquarters building, which I think is pretty cool! Side note: MAKE SURE YOU PAY FOR PARKING.

Love this place! It's like an international cafe and bazaar available every day. It's perfect for lunch if you're near the area. The only downfall is that parking is sometimes difficult so I have to pay $1.75 in the parking garage just to visit here. But it's so fun to take your time to walk around and check out all of the food and trinket shops. Service was friendly and efficient. And you really can't beat the selection, I was able to choose from Japanese (sushi) to pizza or Jamaican jerk chicken. There's something for everyone here!

Midtown Global Market is located on the 1st floor of the Midtown Exchange, formerly the 1920's era Sears department store in Lake Street and Chicago Ave. The building itself has beautiful art deco era utilitarian design. The market is comprised of numerous and varied international and culturally diverse restaurants, coffee shops, grocery stores and artistic gift shops in a sprawling open space where walkways lead you around "the square", with a soaring and open ceiling space above you.Overcome by choices, I opted for the delicious Mexican Salsa Ala Salsa, but could have easily dined on the Morrocan, Asian, Arepa, torta or smokey soul food offered. There's a middle eastern grocery store offering a plethora of Mediterranean spices, sweets, rices and meats etc. The whole experience is very colorful and explorative.The Allina Hospital campus is connected to the market via skyway which is great for the winter months.

Always great food at Salsa y Salsa. A monthly lunch stop after having eyebrows tinted & shaped at Leila's Brow Art.

Midtown global market is a very cool food hall. They have a huge amount of variety in their food choices and a numerous amount of options. I think it would be fun to go with a group of friends because everyone can order exactly what they want but you can also sit at the same table. Service and value really depends on which restaurant you go to. I tried in town sushi when I was there and they were great. I was very tempted to try their boba or Thai tea. Parking isn't my favorite, they have one lot and it's a pay lot but they do have a few street parking options.I've been there a couple of times and one time they even had live music!

I'm not sure how I've gone this long without reviewing Midtown Global Market. Probably because I'm always so wowed by the experience that I forget! I love this place, I try to go at least once a year for a special occasion (last year it was for my birthday). They've got bubble tea, tacos, shopping and events (which we've never attended). There's always something new to find and everyone is so friendly. We love Moroccan Flavors and the aforementioned Vietnamese bubble tea (they can blend it! My favorite). Something for everyone and plenty of seating.

We went there on Saturday at 11 there was only one place open . It was dead everywhere else . We came here in the past and it was nice experience, Moroccan food was good , Thai food was good, bakery was good. But non of that was open. The only stall that was open was the first store by the entrance. It was so disappointing that we came to try variety of foods and only one place is open. It said it all should have been open by 10 on their website... we even asked the security guard when they open the shops and restaurants and he confirmed 10. We won't be back , not worth hassle of going there if they are randomly open and 50/50 if they will have their restaurants/shops open

We ate at a little restaurant in the building called Cantina. It was really nice atmosphere. The staff was very cordial and attentive. The food was a hit with my family and I.

Midtown Market is an excellent place to eat and hang out! There are so many different options to choose from. Lots of delicious meals and snacks. There is also a piano open for anyone to play which adds to the pleasant environment :) Plenty of celiac friendly options to choose from - either marked specifically gluten free on the menu or the cooks will let you know what is safe to eat if you ask!

What a find! Sadly we got there near closing and a lot of the places were already done for day. But the ones that were open were delicious.We started with the Moroccan stall, and ordered the meatballs (which had a better name I can't remember). Served with veggies and other sides, it was delicious. The people manning the stall (owners?) were also very nice.Next up we hit the Thai stall, for pad Thai. Our friends got this as well, and the one who grew up in Thailand said it was legit. He wasnt wrong! It was so good! The daughter also got a bubble tea, which she loved.We ended the evening with an arepa and yucca fries from the tapas stall. The sauce for the yucca was amazing and the arepa was filled with goodness. More stalls are opening and this place is going to be incredible