We had a lot of fun trying out balsamic vinegar flavours while we waited for dinner time to roll…read morearound. They have stacks of little plastic couples all over the store and you are able to wander around sampling things without any intense store associate supervision which I appreciated. We ended up picking out seven different bottles of oil and vinegar because they were having a buy six get one free sale! There is a seasonal fog flavour that is very good, as well as the lemongrass mint which was surprisingly refreshing The store associate recommended I try putting it in hot water like tea (?!) which sounds very interesting. I do think the store seems a little expensive. To be fair though, I have no idea how these products compare to what you can buy in store however.

The lady running the store is rude. Tried to ask questions and she just ignored me. Wouldn't…read morerecommend coming here!

Hyde Park Farmer's Market is a fun little market with shopping, live music, food and a good…read moreatmosphere. It also has a good amount of vendors with smiling, friendly faces. It's always cool to come with the husband and kids and enjoy family time and the summer weather. Most vendors also have samples for you to try. It's definitely family friendly and a good place to spend time walking around enjoying life, family, other people and the true essence of a farmers market - the products. My only complaint is I would like to see a few more different vendors. They have a lot of produce vendors who all mainly sell the same types of veggies, fruits and herbs. I get that it's a farmers market but some more different type of vendors (other than produce - i.e. dessert, body products, ice cream, etc.) would be a nice addition or change.

On my maiden voyage to this market, I was pleasantly surprised at how spacious the room is in the…read moreMadTree brewery. I didn't feel crowded or bumping shoulder to shoulder with anyone. I was able to move freely about and explore the possibilities of my purchase at the various stands. I purchased eggplant and squash, cheese and pimento spread. It was all delicious when I prepared it at home. Had I planned better, I could have had a pint or 2 of MadTree beer when I was done shopping. Maybe next time.

We stopped by Gibb's Cheese in the Findlay Market as part of a food tour. They have an extensive…read morevariety of cheeses and fudges. We got to try the champagne cheddar and the apple cider fudge. The cheese was delicious and the fudge was good but not a flavor I would choose again. They had many other flavors I'd love to try though including pumpkin pie, praline, and Payday. The flavors change with the seasons, so it would be fun to try lots of varieties throughout the year.

On Saturday, May 2, 2026, an employee at Gibbs Cheese & Sausage, at Findlay Market, snatched off…read morehis cap and apron in a rage, and in front of a crowd of customers & co-workers, he used foul language, calling me and my companion c---suckers (an old gay slur that rolled quickly and easily off his tongue) and threatened us with bodily harm. He dramatically stormed the back entrance of his work station to approach us in the common area of the market to "beat our asses." We have since learned that his name is Sid. That's him in the blue cap. Why? Twenty minutes earlier, we'd stood in a long customer line that went all the way back to the next vendor. Sid repeatedly ignored the line by helping random customers who congregated in front of the line. After waiting an inordinate amount of time, he finally worked his way to us, and that's when I decided to call it to his attention. I wasn't rude or nasty; he just didn't like being called out! "Do you want to place an order or not" he says. I ignored his surliness and attempted to place an order. "Just shut up already" he added before I could get my words out. He pushed the final button, and for a hot minute, I sank to his level; we traded profanities and then I left with my companion. We didn't have to think too long to decide that his flagrant display of disrespect was not acceptable. We chose to launch a formal complaint. To show exactly who we were dealing with, we came back to snap his picture. We told him that he didn't get to treat us with such disregard and expect us to spend our money with Gibbs. That's the moment he lost his mind! Before the situation escalated any further, we left the establishment again, this time seeking the assistance of John Bird, the director of Market Operations, at Findlay Market. Mr. Bird assured us that he would talk with Claire and Jeff, the Gibbs owners, but warned that any disciplinary actions would be up to them. Weeks went by, and we decided to reach out to Gibbs ourselves. Over the phone, Jeff acknowledged that he definitely heard from several sources what happened. He gave us a weak apology and tried to justify Sid's behavior. We all have bad days, but there is no justification for Sid's arrogance, anger, and unprofessionalism. We're not of the customer-is-always-right school, but Sid was WRONG! It was an ugly and extremely uncomfortable situation. We shop at the market on a weekly basis, and don't feel as if we have to tip around a powder keg. Perhaps that's how Gibbs feels about their repeat customers. Perhaps that's how they do business these days - a tap on the wrist for ugliness that would've gotten anyone else fired! Yes, we think Sid should be FIRED! Oh, and might I add the employee pictured in the red cap cursed us and royally gave us the middle finger as we walked away. For all of these reasons, we're no longer Gibbs' customers - and Jeff agreed that was a determination we had to make. Now that you know what we experienced, perhaps you will choose to be a former Gibbs customer as well. As easily as it happened to us, it could happen to you!

Such a cute place... with awesome food and a great friendly staff…read more Found this place online and went after a tour and we had a great time. The place is small but the selection of food choices was amazing. Sandwiches or charcuterie boards - I had the Turkey & Brie Sandwich (turkey, triple cream brie, blackberry red wine jam, arugula, pickled red onion on sourdough bread) SOOOO DELISH! I highly recommend you check out this place! Would I go back? Yes. In fact, we went back the next day for some travel cheese :)

They have a fantastic stock of cheese and wine from all over! The staff is easy to talk to, eager…read moreto tell you about their favorite selections, knowledgable. Its always well air conditioned in the summer and their water is ice cold. The sandwiches are usually delicious but I recently stopped in to try their Tea Time, took it to-go, and when I got home it was just really watery tzakiki and cucumbers. The menu description says there is goat cheese but that was nowhere to be found.. stick to the classics like the raclette sandwich and you won't be disappointed!

My family has been shopping at Francis since I was a child. I'm now in my 40s and shop here for my…read morefilipino products. Francis is always friendly and helpful. The family run business has always been my go to for my lumpia wrappers halo halo ingredients certain fruits and vegetables as well as frozen items I can't find at the local grocery. 32 years ive shopped here and will continue to support them! ​

Currently my favorite market. Love supporting this business and family. Actually on my way right…read morenow to get fish.

A trip to Findlay Market on the weekend is not complete without a stop to Nay Nay's booth. The…read moresamples got me the first time and the quality of her breads keep me coming back. My favorite are the yeast rolls and the garlic cheese loaf. Today I tried a sample of her strawberry bread for the first time and I feel like I'll be grabbing some of that the next time I go. Every time I visit we are greeted warmly and offered a bite of something tasty. You can tell there's love in everything she makes. There's really no wrong choice to be made here!

Amazing bread, this has become my weekend must do errand - go to Finlay and get some bread from Nay…read moreNay!

Here's an unusual invitation for you: Get over to Sunny Olive and spend an hour or so tasting…read moreamazing olive oils and balsamic vinegars. You're not going to find olive oil of this quality at the grocery store, and you'll enjoy the huge variety of flavors of both oils and vinegars. Once you start tasting (an idea that might seem strange at first, but will grow on you), you'll want to try them all, and Bel and his employees will let you do that if you want. They will suggest pairings, and give you recipes with which to impress your family and friends. Sometimes they even have foods to sample. I like to put just vinegar (apple, black cherry, or blackberry/ginger) on a salad as a fat-free dressing. For Thanksgiving, I sauté the onion and celery for my dressing/stuffing in their sage and mushroom olive oil for added flavor. One visit and you'll never get your oil or vinegar anywhere else.

This place is a gem! It was recommended to me by a friend, so my mom and I went and thoroughly…read moreenjoyed it! I will definitely be going back. The ladies that own the shop are incredibly friendly, it's a mother and daughter duo. They offer several sample foods that utilize the oils and/or balsamic up front. They have tons of olive oil and balsamic vinegar choices. You can try any and as many of them as you like. The ladies mixed some of the balsamic and olive oils together to show how well some of them pair together. So I purchased the rosemary olive oil and lemon white balsamic to mix together for fish and chicken. Amazing pair! Then I also bought their premium balsamic because it was perfect and exactly what I've been searching for. Very happy with this place and hope it gets more recognition on yelp!

Good food. Great prices…read more Usually well stocked. Newly remodeling this week. Remember...shopping carts require a quarter "rental fee".

My partner and I have been shopping here for years. We always place separate orders because we also…read moreshop for my partner's elderly grandmother. We went to check out and we were informed we could not have different carts. I felt bad if this was store policy and we were not made aware before hand. However, the cashier did not need to aggressively toss all of our groceries into the same cart haphazardly before stating "you can separate it at the bagging counter." My tomato's were smashed and my partner's grandmother's dog food was also smashed. We are fine with following store policy, but she did not need to make an unnecessary point.