Kapani Market ★ 4.6
Kapani is Thessaloniki's oldest surviving market, trading since the Ottoman period. At Egnatia 52. Booking recommended. Reservations advised.
Where Thessaloniki shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Thessaloniki shops, snacks and lunches.
Kapani is Thessaloniki's oldest surviving market, trading since the Ottoman period. At Egnatia 52. Booking recommended. Reservations advised.
The 1920s Modiano Market building on Ermou reopened in December 2022 after a full restoration. At Ermou 24. Booking recommended. Reservations advised.
Ergon Agora on Pavlou Mela is a shortlisted marketplace for Greek producers, olive oils, honeys, pasta, cheese, charcuterie, wine. At Pavlou Mela 42.
Athonos Square and the lanes immediately around it form the city's authentic spice, herb, and traditional-product quarter. Booking recommended.
The weekly organic farmers market in Kalamaria operates on Saturday mornings along the waterfront. Certified organic producers from Chalkidiki, Pieria.
Bit Bazaar sits north of Aristotelous Square next to the Roman Forum, a tucked-in plaza ringed by tall apartment blocks and entered from Olympou, Venizelou.
Olicatessen in Ano Ladadika is a small specialist olive-oil shop and deli founded by the Argyros family, with oils from across Greece alongside olives.
The fish corridor inside Kapani Market is where Thessaloniki's restaurant chefs begin their mornings. At Kapani Market fish section. Booking recommended.
To Pantopolio Tis Thessalonikis on Komninon is a long-running Greek deli with shelves and counters of cured fish, mountain cheeses from Northern Greece.
Edodimon (formerly Kosmas) has run on Vasileos Irakliou for almost a century. At Vasileos Irakliou 26. Booking recommended. Reservations advised.