It's a deli. Old works style vibes but also have trending stuff. Fresh peanut butter and bread…read more Produce and packaged stuff. Ample parking

I love going here. Their produce and most prices are great. Its always well organized and always…read morebusy! The staff is also very helpful and friendly. They have a deli counter and hummus/dips that they make there. One of my favorite places to go to.

I've been going here for over 50 years. Ouch that hurt…read more It IS Cleveland. It represents. The produce is sooooo fresh. Forget Whole Foods, Sprouts, Fresh Market. This beats them all. And by price too. The outdoor stalls are being refurbished, and the section that is complete is just like the historic stalls but much nicer, brand new, clean. Outdoors is the produce. Inside is all the rest - meat, cheese, baked goods, spices, coffee, international foods...the list goes on and on. The ceiling is like an old train station , but purpose built in 1912 to be a bad*ss market. Gorgeous. About 130ish stalls. Cafe/bistro in ine corner, Johnny's hot dog joint in another. Kate's Fish, Peroigi Palace, Frank's Brats, Jim's Meats, Wiencek Poultry, Czuchraj Meats...i could go on... Get a buttermilk at Annemaries - salt and pepper on top is how my Dad did it. That tradition will stay with me forever. Grab a smokie at Czuchraj and stroll the stalls, get your shopping done, or just relax the day away. (go across the street to Great Lakes Brewery for a coldie) On the register of Historic Places, and one of 10 Great Public Places in America List.

What can I say that hasn't already been said about the West Side Market, especially since the…read morerecent updates to the fruit and veggie stands. If you want to support local the West Side Market is the perfect stop, it doesn't matter the day of week, unless you are looking for the cafe to be open. I love being able to get my produce along with fresh seafood at Kate's and pasta from Ohio City, full meal planning in one stop, especially when you can grab a fresh bouquet that finishes your table setting. Parking is even easier with one hour free and scan and pay if you are going to shop at a leisurely pace.

Remodeled and look fantastic. They have Amish veggies and…read moreso you never know what they may have. It used to be dark and dank, but now it's well lit. Its a nice local mini market and the the people here are so nice.

I stopped at Ziggy;s today. The remodeling makes the store so much better. The produce was fresh…read moreand competitively priced. But so much better looking than I see at the grocery store. I can't wait until they have fresh produce later this year from the Amish! I almost forgot to mention they have excellent bakery from a local baker. Check it out.

Looks like more needs to be said about this powerhouse in local food! We are in our 3rd year of…read moreboth summer and winter subscriptions. Just signed up for another summer! Much has staid the same since the previous reviews... great weekly newsletter/ online store / bag process for 22 weeks in the summer... and a kind of wonky but refreshing winter subscription... summer starts in June and runs through october... winter picks right up but is only weekly to Turkey day and then changes to every other week. Shopping the online store is like having a farmer's market at your finger tips! Every week they also bring items to the stops for grab and go purchase... but if you really want milk and eggs... order online! They can sell out at the truck. This winter we tried the new Carnivore subscription... over the season smeveryone gets the same cow / pig / poultry and value add (lard, stock, deli meat, sausage, bones) but there is less flexibility... you need to go to the same stop each week. No dietary substitutions... everyone gets pork for example. The only downside to the omnivore winter subscription is the cabbage... lots and lots of cabbage... sauerkraut... more basketball size cabbages... so the carnivore is a nice change while still having access to the store and avoiding out of state protein. They post the newsletters and photos of the weekly bags online and have an epic treasure troce of recipes!

I'd say an update is due, considering how much I talk about FFM on a daily basis!…read more The Winter Share is off the chain--if you're even considering it, do it. I'm a regular Summer Share member (2yrs running) and it's my favorite. However, last year I didn't do the Winter one and this year I did--holy crap was I missing out. Totally worth the price. You pick up weekly bags in the beginning and then switch to once every other week as the cold months kick in. You get tons of winter veggies, greens and then you'll start getting freshly frozen, long-lasting items that store well. Lots of root veg, cheeses, jars of pickled goodness, grains, dried beans (not like those ones you get at the store, trust), pastas and lots and lots of meat! Oh--and if you haven't tried their Thanksgiving Bags, please do so this year. You won't be disappointed.

They have a beautiful selection of plants, annuals, perennials, and houseplants. The staff is…read morecourteous, helpful and have a great sense of humor. All the plants are flourishing and my yard looks wonderful!!!

I can't gush enough about Rosby's. I visit every year to grab a peck of cucumbers and some…read moregorgeous, fresh dill to make my pickles. Every year, their cucumbers far rival any other market or vendor. These cukes are fresh, bright, firm and delicious. Dill as fragrant as you can imagine. Their marketplace also has everything you need for canning- reasonably priced mason jars, pectin, beautiful fruit and recipes. The staff is ever-helpful and friendly. The prices are a great value. I can't wait to go back for raspberry picking! One of my favorite things is that they keep their website updated so you know when to expect the cucumbers to be in season and when they'll be done with raspberries. They have even sent postcards! How great is that?

So I interviewed for a job at this establishment about a month ago and I really to be honest didn't…read moreknow what to expect when first spoke with HR. That being said coming from a very similar field of work they were immediately interested in recruiting me for a position with them so much so that because I impressed the HR clerk he notified both the supervisor and director of operations to have a meeting with me.. now this is where it gets interesting.... so I explained to them the vast knowledge I had of the field and that I've been working for the same company for 12 years and that I was seen what was out there but unless it was really worth my wild there was no real so leave ( as I had tenure, lots of pto time and vacation time) but they were so impressed with me that they convinced me to leave my job ( that I had no reason to leave) and come work for them. So we set a date that I would start work and that's were it gets interesting... So needless to say I was excited for a new opportunity as it seemed promising ,so I put in my 2 weeks at my job and let me tell you I was so excited I could barely wait for my new adventure... so this is where it interesting I get a message 4 days before my start date from the HR manager stating that he wanted to talk about pushing back my start date and to get back to him asap... so I was slightly alarmed but not completely jumping to any conclusions... so the next day I got ahold of HR and was told an employee that was out had recently came back and they didn't have enough work for me and said they were going to push my start date to 2 weeks after my original date... so I was suspicious so I got in touch with the supervisor and director of operations I originally spoke with and they explained to me that I was essentially mislead by HR and that they didn't have enough work for me and that more or less " sorry you're out of a job" ... so ask you could imagine I was pissed because I left a job of 12 years that was completely stable to essentially become unemployed because of the unprofessional ways that premier ProduceOne does business so...... SO IF YOU HAVE ANY PLANS OF WORKING FOR THIS COMPANY YOU SHOULD GO ELSEWHERE BECAUSE I WAS PROMISED A GREAT JOB WITH ROOM FOR GROWTH ONLY TO BE LET GO WITH NO REMORSE AND NO CARE FOR MY LIVELIHOOD THEY RUINED.

Found my new produce stand at the WSM--done and done…read more I'm a CSA gal, Fresh Fork to be exact, but sometimes you just need some extra ingredients and that's where Rooted In Cleveland comes in. Here there is no question where your produce is coming from--most likely it's from across the street at Ohio City Farm! Yep: the farm that helps refugees find work and teaches them to farm to make money (Refugee Responce)... the farm space that helps people in need find fresh produce while also supplying local restaurants in Ohio City with tons of homegrown goodies. That farm! The stand has pretty much all seasonal items, but when I stopped by last week they had everything I was looking for. Herbs, root veggies, tomatoes, greens--yum! I'm not sure what the stand will look like in the winter months, but I'm sure they'll have something out there that's delicious. Their FB page says it best, "We're a seasonally and sustainably-oriented produce stand at the West Side Market providing local and organically-minded specialty produce." Prices were way cheaper than Dave's Supermarket and pretty on point with the rest of the stands. But what really stands out? No yelling or selling! That's right--no one at the stand will try to sell you or trick you into buying overly ripened produce they don't let you see first before they throw in a bag. In general, just picture this: You're fighting your way through the produce wing at WSM on a Saturday afternoon, then you turn the corner to suddenly find a peaceful place where you can take a breath of fresh air and buy bad ass local produce. Yes, that was a bit of a run-on, but you get the point. Hint: It's near the Ohio City Blooms stand.

The best apples that ever parted your lips…read more Yes, they have incredible coffee too. The tastiest apples that ever parted your lips. Celebrate Peak Autumn in Cleveland The apples are generally available in the winter too. In the summer they stock incredible local vegetables & roots too. In the fall the apples begin again. Celebrate the autumnal season in Cleveland Celebrate Good Times!

Darn good sandwiches at darn good prices! It's actually a convenient store, but you can also get…read morehot food there. Heads up, it's an old building that's tiny inside, so not great for people in wheelchairs.

We just stopped in to kill some time, met the owner Michelle and she is an amazing, energetic and…read moregenerous person. Enjoyed talking with her. It definitely be a stop whenever in the area. The meats and cheese are so tasty! She gave a sample of the zucchini pancakes - wow!! Sooo Good!

Best pierogi ever! I've been enjoying these for more than several decades. Worth the drive from…read moreanywhere. Call ahead!

I went here based on the Yelp reviews. They no longer sell meat, only frozen pierogi. The very nice…read morewoman who was working said the butcher died so they stopped selling meats. I did get some Janka pierogi and they were very good. I've never had pierogi that size before--they were huge. I followed the package directions and they cooked perfectly. Well worth the trip for the pierogi and interesting conversation with the counter lady about the store's history.

Basketeria local fresh veggies and smile-…read more many happy fruits! To some it up, Whole Foods style organic fruit and veggies, local produce, and most charming people. Yes, it is one of the more expensive Westside Market veggie vendors, but you get what you pay for at Basketeria. And it is still half the price of Whole Foods/Whole Paycheck. The WSM needs more places like this one. Carry on.

This place is AWSOME!! Joslyn is an angle and the geeens are so fresh and reasonably priced. Look…read moreat the note they gave us in our bag. If you are at the Westside market this is a must!!