Amazing place to shop. Love their homemade soups and chili…read more The staff is very friendly and courteous. I could spend hours just checking out the various things they offer.

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

Bang for your buck: 8/10 Quality: 10/10…read moreService: 10/10 Ambiance/Location: 10/10 Overall: 10/10 I've skipped going here every time I've been to Cleveland because I don't like markets like this. They feel corny and gimmicky and are usually overpriced and overhyped and you have to stand to eat anything you order. However, I was very wrong in assuming that is the vibe of the West Side Market. This market has everything from fresh produce to the finest and freshest cuts of meat to pretzels and cake pops and everything in between. Nothing about this place is overhyped and underperforming. The vendors are incredible and there's such a value to the goods they're selling in the Cleveland community. Will 100% come back, and if you've been sleeping on this market like I was, stop what you're doing and make a trip !

I've always loved big markets having grown up in the middle of many in Pennsylvania. I recently…read morevisited Cleveland and friends made sure we started a Saturday here. It was a highlight of the trip! The market is right downtown in a gorgeous old building, make sure to look at the ceilings. There are public parking areas all around outside, but it does get busy. There are also side buildings and outdoor stalls nearby, so be sure to check them out. Inside is rows upon rows of amazing local vendors with food to enjoy there, or many items to buy and take home. Meat counters, fresh vegetables and fruit, sauces, Middle Eastern food, Greek, Mexican, Gyros, sandwiches, baked goods, salads and so much more are all over. Even stalls that repeat the same types of items have their own unique spin and history. It's busy, with people everywhere looking and enjoying their purchases. Prices are reasonable, especially how fresh and local everything is. I bought a bunch of small things to eat while we walked, together we bought shishkabobs and steak to enjoy at home the following day. It's a great place to shop local!

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.

The store looks very nice since it has been remodeled. They have a wide variety of excellent ethnic…read morefoods, spices and coffee. They also have great prices on fresh fruit and vegetables. The fresh sliced bacon from the deli is the best that you will find anywhere. The staff is always friendly and helpful when it comes to any questions that I may have.

New Day Cleveland on Fox 8 had a story on these guys in studio. A Rep came in and discussed all the…read moreCSA options and the what they do. They had a promotion that you can get 2 weeks for the price of 1 week and try this out. So I decided to try. Last week I got my first box. I chose the small vegetarian box. It's $29 bucks a week. So I got it for $19 bucks a week. My next box is this week. I got kale, zucchini, cucumbers, dill, blueberries, potatoes, kohlrabi, beets, peas, and an onion. Then we bought chocolate chips cookies and also a bag of english muffins. I made potato salad with the red potatoes and kohlrabi, and dill. We had breakfast sandwiches with the muffins they are big and really good! And I've made the various other veggies throughout the week. I am looking forward to this weeks box. I pick up at the Hudson stop. The lady who helped us was very nice. And they set up in a large space so you can see them and it's a good large window of time to get your stuff. Overall good experience and the veggies were fresh and good. I like that you're getting this from the source farmer. I like supporting a local farmer. Depending on your time and your means this could be a good alternative to shopping at corporate stores. Or maybe if you hate shopping for veggies. They have carnivore boxes and also vegan boxes. I chose the vegetarian because we get meat from a butcher. So this could be your shopping for the week in some cases. Check out the website and see if this is right for you.

I have subscribed to Fresh Fork since 2011, I also order their farm raised turkeys and Thanksgiving…read morepackage in November. This CSA is nothing short of amazing. It has grown over the years to offer far more than just produce: dairy, bread products, canned and fermented, baked goods, meats, prepared foods...and on and on. The customer service is personal and prompt. They go out of their way to be accommodating. The value is outstanding. No way I could purchase the same amount or quality at a local grocery chain. The owners also clearly care about their farming partners as much as they care about their customers; the weekly newsletter that accompanies the weekly offering often highlights a farmer and their product and shares insights on what it takes to produce honest, local food. I have looked for CSAs in MI and WA state for my adult kids and there is nothing available as extensive as Fresh Fork. It is a true gem in NEO.

The checkout lady is always so nice. They have a nice selection of unusual plants that other…read morenurseries don't have. They also cost a lot more than other places.

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!

What a gem. We had a chicken parm sandwich and a meatball parm sandwich. They were outstanding. My…read morewife had the chicken parm and I the meatball parm, the sauce was delicious. The called the sauce Grandma T's sauce. The guys were so kind. The vibe of the deli was like my neighborhood spot. If I lived close to Little Italy of Cleveland, I'd be there at least 2 times a week. Great job guys. I'm sorry I forgot got your names.

A small grocery store with a great sandwich shop!…read more I ordered the meatball sub ($12.95), zucchini pancake ($4.50), and a bowl of the soup of the day, which was lemon artichoke chicken soup ($6.75). The soup came out HOT. I did burn my tongue a bit on the first sip. But the soup was delicious and reminded me of a good chicken noodle soup minus the noodles and plus a little tartness from the lemon. It was filled with chunks of chicken, artichoke, carrots, and potatoes. The zucchini pancake was great as well. I had it heated up, and it was nicely crispy on the outside. It was served with marinara, but the pancake was flavorful enough on its own. However, the star of the show was the meatball sub, which came with hand-rolled meatballs, melted provolone, and red sauce. The meatballs were scrumptious, and oh my God, the bread was amazing. A perfect crisp exterior while being soft on the inside. I would have been happy having the bread by itself. The service was a tad on the slow side. It did take a bit for me to be acknowledged and greeted, and I might have walked out if I ended up waiting another minute. Limited indoor and outdoor seating.

Had my first perogies from Krisinski's last week. ...and Wow, by far the best perogies I have ever…read moreeaten!! I would highly recommend!!

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.

The test of a great business is how they respond when something goes wrong. My wife ordered, among…read moreother things, 2, 5-lb. bags of carrots for me to pick up. I didn't read the order and just dutifully took the order that the guy filled for me. The next day, Saturday, we realized that he had given us 2 lbs, not 2 5-lb. bags. We called and the owner said he would happily have the 10 lbs. delivered to our home in South Euclid, a half-hour drive away! When we offered to also pay for the two lbs we received on Friday, the owner declined, saying they were on him for the inconvenience. All this on top of having the freshest, juiciest organic produce that we have found anywhere in the city! Great job, guys!

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.