The Market At Water Street

We got here by pure coincidence! My friend and I always come to water street because we love YuraVine Brothers, and we heard about this little market but we never had the chance to catch it because they do it once a month, and this past sunday they were there. We walked around the market and even got a couple things, flowers, fruits and vegetables are so fresh and affordable in here! I loved that. People were always so nice with every question we had! It was also so nice to see a lot of people with their dogs and kids walking around! It's a great place to spend on a Sunday morning. Every stand seemed so clean! This is a must if you are around water street. They have a lot of parking available super close by. Go get a bobba tea and walk around!

The Market At Water Street's first market was in January. They are on the third Sunday of each month. It was nice to see how it was finally. It was bustling this past Sunday, February 19, 2023.There is lots of good vendors that you see at other Tampa Bay Markets with a variety of food and snacks, flowers, arts, goodies for the whole family. There's one produce stand, but most of the vendors are crafts and home items.It's always nice to see everyone walking around and enjoying the day and the surroundings. Super dog friendly as Tampa is known for. Perfect time to also check out The Edition(new hotel) and the other businesses like Chill Bros. Ice cream, Yuravine plants, & Bouchy and Wagamama restaurants to name a few.This market is on the newly developed Waters St. where new businesses and restaurants are opening every day. It's also down the street from Sparkman's Wharf, Tampa History Museum, and Amalie Arena.What an amazing central location. Good luck with parking! 1045 Cumberland is a parking garage as well as by Sparkman's Wharf, there's street parking or take the trolley in. Check it out next month and go before the Florida Summer sun and humidity hit you in the face!!

Such a wonderful day! Artist, fabulous vendors, cheese, vegetables, flowers, drinks, sauces, vegan food stands, people, entertainment, community!

Very casual, no one being obtuse, great for browsing with friends and families. Found someniche items like handcrafted cigar trays, and some items for your liquor cart. Definitely needs some new vendors. And the Japanese drumming feels ick as they are appropriating thousands of years of sacred traditions. I amsure there is at least ONE Japanese person Tampa who we could appropriately compensate, rather than those who don't those who don't identify as Asian