West Side Market

Barbara Foord a month ago

Amazing selection. Really great prices. Mena's Produce has fantastic healthier snacks and great customer service. Other vendors have yummy fresh pasta and sauces, amazing baked breads and pastries, pies, cakes. Fresh Mexican food, imported goods, oils, vinegars, spices..of every kind. Definitely happy we went shopping.

Alexander Leyva Serrano 4 months ago

Visiting the West Side Market was such a vibrant and lively experience. Walking through all the stalls, seeing fresh produce, local foods, and handmade goods, really gave us a taste of Cleveland’s culture and community. It was fun, colorful, and full of energy — definitely one of those spots that makes you feel the heart of the city.

Eric L 3 weeks ago

This is definitely one of the most interesting places to visit in Cleveland. The historic market building is beautiful, with its high ceilings, large arched windows, and classic architecture giving it a lot of character. Inside, you’ll find a wide variety of vendors selling fresh produce, meats, seafood, baked goods, spices, and prepared foods from many different cultures. The market has a lively atmosphere, and it’s fun to walk around even if you’re not planning to buy anything. There are plenty of unique items to browse, and the selection is much larger than I expected.

Sweet Sinay's Reviews 5 months ago

It is not unusual for me to visit a market. In fact, when in Cambodia, I do it almost every day. And yet despite the familiarity with markets, West Side Market in Cleveland took my breath away. The old school architecture, the vaulted ceilings, the antique light fixtures, the wife corridors, the brick exterior, these grabbed me as much as the produce and food on sale in the market. And the produce was wide ranging, indeed. I was pleasantly surprised to see mangosteens, dragon fruits and long and, tropical fruit from my Cambodian home, on sale at the market. There are prepared food items as well as the fresh versions, on sale in the main mezzanine area (the sanctuary of the market cathedral, if you will). Unfortunately, there are not many places to eat inside the market but you might try going upstairs to the overlook of the mezzanine to grab a bench and enjoy noshing some fine food. Street Art Sinay says: Don't miss the amazing, extensive and massive murals on the walls around the parking lot. In my "not exactly an art critic" opinion, some of them are quite evocative. Nowadays, city markets across the US are disappearing but this one does not disappoint. Highly recommended.

WJ Choi 2 months ago

One of my favorite things to do on weekends is to go shopping here. I can grab all sorts of goodies there, from fresh fruits and veggies to some really good pasta. Plus, they've got dairy stuff and even some herbal essential oils, which is pretty neat.