St Roch Market is a food market in New Orleans.
St Roch Market in New Orleans is the renovated 1875 Marigny food hall on St Claude at St Roch, with a dozen stalls including coffee, oysters.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The central bar runs the longest by-the-glass cocktail list; the food stalls share seating.
Address: 2381 St Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117
The Saturday Vietnamese Market in New Orleans East is the early-morning market in the Mary Queen of Vietnam church parking lot on Dwyer Boulevard, with pho.
Tip: Arrive before 08:00; vendors pack up by 09:00. Cash in small bills and a tote bag.
Sankofa Farmers Market in New Orleans is the Lower Ninth Ward Saturday market on Dauphine Street, with local farms, artisan bread and weekly cooking demos.
Tip: The cooking demos at the back of the market run on rotating Saturdays; pair with a walk to Lower Ninth Ward Living Museum.
Crescent City Farmers Market Saturday in New Orleans is the Tulane Square Uptown market on Broadway near the river levee, with 70-plus local farmers.
Tip: Arrive at 08:00 for the best Gulf seafood; the brown shrimp and the Plaquemines satsumas vanish by 10:00.
Crescent City Farmers Market Thursday in New Orleans is the Mid-City afternoon market on the Lafitte Greenway at Norman C Francis Parkway, opposite Parkway.
Tip: Combine with a po-boy from Parkway across the street; the market is on the Lafitte Greenway bike path.
The French Market in New Orleans is the historic five-block riverside market behind Jackson Square on North Peters Street, in operation since 1791 with food.
Tip: The food court runs better than the souvenir end; Loretta's Authentic Pralines is the cult buy.
