Best Markets in
1. Arkonaplatz Market, Berlin
Bi-weekly market on Arkonaplatz where Sundays are for second-hand goods and other knick-knacks, while Fridays are for organic food and drink vendors. Quaint and cosy.
Bi-weekly market on Arkonaplatz where Sundays are for second-hand goods and other knick-knacks, while Fridays are for organic food and drink vendors. Quaint and cosy.
Vila Viniteca is a foodie paradise. With some of the best cheese, charcuterie, wine, and dry goods in Spain, it is the perfect place in the city to shop for a picnic. They also regularly offer wine tastings, which can be booked online.
Market and gourmet food hall. Mercado Roma is a three-story venue featuring a variety of food vendors - from artisanal cheese merchants to tapas and Spanish wines. The market's upscale vibe draws a well-to-do crowd.
Farmers market right by the water. Head over on a Saturday morning to find all sorts of artisanal goods and produce - jams, falafel, dips, sours, enchiladas, bagels, coffee, and avocados. Take a stroll and sample a bit of everything.
Down-to-earth eatery with a handful of locations throughout the Bay Area. Offers all the Italian classics - from homemade pasta and charcuterie to imported cheeses and condiments. Visit for an informal meal or order to-go.
Not only is La Palma a traditional Mexican 🇲🇽 restaurant, but it also is a small market where you can get ingredients for your next taco night 🌮. The best place in the city to get freshly made tortillas or corn/flour masa.
A gritty neighborhood market in Kasimpasa that is home to some of Istanbul's best ingredients. Find everything to create a delicious dish including olive oil, butter, homemade jams, and more.
A weekly trove of local arts and crafts sold by local and non-local vendors. From homemade delicacies, to trinkets and artworks. Converse with the vendors whilst perusing the goods.
Fresh food market with a photogenic roof - though the mosaic is best seen from above, visitors can appreciate the wave-like structure from the ground. Enter for local produce, artisan goods, and tasty eateries.
One of the oldest Italian delis in the US (founded 1896) and a North Beach institution. Wide variety of specialty cheeses, bread, meats, and sandwiches 🥪. Highly recommend the Luciano Special. Famous for their homemade salami as well.
Berlin struggles with Mexican food in... every way. Taco Tales is one of ~three places that might tithe you over until you're back in the Americas. There is a nice little market in front where pozole, chiles, and other staples are sold.
Marketplace for some of NYC's best food and retail vendors in the Meatpacking District. Chelsea Market introduces new vendors to the New York scene attracting both tourists and locals.
Market with more than 120 traders selling their wares, from freshly baked goods, to flowers and vintage gems. Grab a Saturday morning breakfast here, or at any one of the cafes that line the market street.
True, not a restaurant, but Victor Churchill remains a dining experience to note - Anthony Bourdain described it as the most beautiful butcher shop in the world. Shop for high quality meat, charcuterie, and pastries. Perfect for picnics.
An ideal place to sample fresh produce from all over Japan. Offers an abundance of vegetables, fruits, honey, and herbs - all from local organic smallholders, flower farmers, and beekeepers.
The go-to to discover the city's small-time businesses in the artisan craft space - from baked goods, to jewelry, little trinkets, and exciting food trucks.
Open-air food market comprising over 140 stalls, making it one of Europe's largest. The quality of goods - from produce and spices to meats and wine - attracts both casual shoppers and culinary professionals. A Munich institution.
Sunday morning fish market located within the Altona district fishing port. Barter for the catch of the day, or people watch with a fresh fish sandwich in hand. A converging point for weekend early birds - locals and tourists alike.
A Sunday fair exhibiting a range of antique wares. Locals trade everything from books, paintings, vinyl, clothes, to crockery and carpets. A lively event to explore, and to find a unique keepsake.
A flea market that offers a delightful blend of old and new, with over 150 stalls to explore. Has an intriguing combination of bohemian character and modern art, evoking memories while also conveying a glimpse of the city's art scene.
Carries an impressive selection of cheese, bread, pasta, olive oil, and more. Owned by Francesco Pratico and Stefano Lobina, who have built a reputation as two of the city's most celebrated suppliers of gourmet goods.
Dong Xuan Center is a bargain-hunter's paradise. More than 400 vendors make up this massive site, trading close to anything you can think of. Don't leave without some Vietnamese street food.
One-stop market and independent store for locally-grown produce, organic meats, and other food sundries. Cookbook also sells premade sandwiches made using its in-house ingredients - vegan options are available too.
Famous for its "streetfood Thursdays", Markthalle Neun is also a wonderful spot to come pick up fresh produce 🥬 or have a glass of wine 🍷 at during the week. Brunch here on the weekends is also fun with ~50 vendors to poke around at.
Upscale food court located within the Galleria department store. Order from a range of international stalls, from Italian and burgers, to Korean and Japanese. Given its high-end standing, the food court also operates via table service.
Saturday market selling interesting antiques and collectibles - from vintage cameras and typewriters to badges and stamps. Fresh stock is added each week. Grab a morning coffee and browse the stalls.
This large market is a foodie paradise, with stall after stall serving traditional Korean dishes - the hardest part is picking which stall to try. The market contains around 5000 vendors - some of which also sell clothes and souvenirs.
What started as a place for small businesses to come together is now a party where the community celebrates together. Shop or dance - Hot Honey Disco is a BYOB party that happens on Sundays at the market.
It's an experience to wander through this local fish market and discover the different seafood on offer. After exploring, visitors can pick out their pick of the produce and take it to the restaurant upstairs to be cooked fresh.
This once luxury mall is now a destination for domestic and international Otaku lovers, from stores selling anime wares, specialty manga shops, and even dedicated cosplay stores.
Century old market. From fresh produce to crafty items to street food, it really is a must-visit.
Delicatessen spot that offers a wide range of products including beer, olive oil, and vinegar. Take a guided tour of the premises to learn about the brewing and production processes. The espresso is also a must-try for coffee lovers.
On Saturdays and Monday mornings this market opens to sell a variety of goods: including food and produce, vintage items, books, and more. It's a great place to stroll through and find a few Amsterdam keepsakes.
If visiting a market in the city, make it this one. With a history dating back to 1756, Borough Market has long thrived at the center of the London community. One of the city's best locales for fresh produce and multicultural street food.
Exactly what you would expect from a Prenzlauer Berg farmers' market. Everything is organic, perfectly manicured, very high quality and... priced to match. Great to come to to check out, as it's nestled into a nice area (Kollwitzkiez).
Housed in the Carriage & Baggage Building, the Pine Street Market offers a variety of some of the best food options in the city, plus a laidback, welcoming vibe 🍻.
An expansive marketplace housed within a Gothic Revival hall. Expect a variety of stalls - from ready-to-eat goulash and fresh meats to woven fabrics and children's toys. As much a sightseeing landmark as it is an active market.
On Saturdays it's a farmers market with fresh produce, meat, baked good, and flowers 💐. On Sundays it's a flea market. Busy area with wonderful bars, cafes, and restaurants nearby.
The place to go for a wide selection of cheeses, cold-cut meats, wine, and sundries. Visit for a hosted tasting or to simply gather the ingredients for a DIY charcuterie. The staff are happy to give recommendations and pairing selections.
"Der Dallmayr", as the Stammhaus in Munich is known, is the largest delicatessen house in Europe and divided into 19 specialist departments (e.g. coffee, pralines, wine, sausage, fish, cheese, bread, meat, cold & warm buffet, tea, etc.).
A farmers market that has been around for the last 25 years. Open, and active, on both Tuesdays and Saturdays - arrive early for the best produce. From grass-fed meats, to fresh fruit and plants.
Saturday only farmers market that's open year round. Loads of fresh produce, bread, honey, seafood, meat, and more. Lines can get long for the vegetables, so get there early. When you're done shopping, take a walk around McCarren Park.
A trio of cheese shops that sell a curated collection of goods from some of the country's top producers. Buy a selection of cheeses and other deli goods for a DIY lunch platter. Book in for one of their Sunday cheese tasting sessions too.
By way of its title, Mercado el 100 is an organic farmer's market where all produce hails from within a 100-mile radius of the city. Enjoy wholesome breakfast treats while shopping fresh wares - visit early for the best selection.
One of Europe's oldest flea markets. Over 500 vendors sell everything from furnishings, to clothes and music - some vintage, some second-hand. Browse and bargain hunt beneath Els Encants' iconic mirror canopy.
Old school, no-frills deli known for its pastrami cold cuts. The sandwiches are stacked and can be ordered with a generous helping of fries and coleslaw. Pick from the blackboard, take a seat, and wait. A Toronto staple since 1957.
Multipurpose leisure space by the eponymous publishing powerhouse. A foodie paradise, the market comprises over two-dozen eateries, a handful of bars, shopping opportunities, and a live-music venue. Largely a tourist spot, but still fun.
Supermarket chain offering a wide selection of groceries, including fresh produce, deli, and bakery items. Known for its clean, well-organized stores and efficient customer service.
Sprawling department store on Plaça de Catalunya with nine floors of fashion, electronics, and home goods. A basement supermarket stocks daily groceries while the top-floor food hall serves meals with panoramic city views.
Sprawling open-air flea market under a massive mirrored canopy. Sloping ramps wind past hundreds of stalls piled with antiques, vintage clothes, and hardware, running steady from early morning auctions to mid-afternoon.
