Where Columbus shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Columbus shops, snacks and lunches.
North Market on Spruce Street in Columbus downtown is the anchor city food hall since 1876, with Jeni's, Hoyo's, Pistacia Vera and 30 plus vendors.
Go forJeni's Splendid Ice Creams, Hoyo's Kitchen Somali, Pistacia Vera, Stauf's Coffee
North Market Bridge Park in Dublin opened in 2020 as the suburban extension of the downtown food hall, with 20 independent vendors across two floors.
Go forHoyo's Kitchen, Asian noodle stalls, Local artisans
The Worthington Farmers Market on North High Street is central Ohio's largest farmers market, with 70 plus vendors Saturdays outdoors May through October.
Go forOhio produce, Farmstead cheese, Pastured eggs
The Clintonville Farmers Market on West Como Avenue in Columbus runs every Saturday from April through October, the neighborhood producer market.
Go forLocal produce, Pastured meat, Bread
Pearl Market on East Lynn Street alley downtown runs Tuesday and Friday lunch hours May through October, with food trucks and downtown office crowds.
Go forLunch trucks, Local craft, Office workers
Tensuke Market on Old Henderson Road at Kenny Centre is Ohio's largest Japanese grocer, the anchor of the Japan Marketplace complex with Belle's Bread.
Go forJapanese groceries, Bento and sushi, Asian baking
