Had never heard of End End Market until this recent trip I took and some locals a.k.a. my colleagues who live here told me about it. They have a good variety of restaurants and a couple shops. It's a lot more chill than other places in Orlando I feel like, and seems to be mainly locals rather than tourists. We came for breakfast and I got Lineage Coffee, Papi's Burritos, and Gideon's Cookies. We sat outside and there's plenty of seating and open air concept outside. I would definitely come back here again! read more

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I found out about East End Market from the show Somebody Feed Phil and I have to say it does feel like a hidden gem. It has such a strong local vibe and it is cool to see a mix of smaller vendors alongside some more well known food spots. That said there are a few things worth noting. First, seating can be a challenge. There is plenty of outdoor seating but not much indoors. The day we went it was pretty hot and sitting outside was not the most enjoyable experience at times. Second, I fully support spending money at local businesses but the tipping culture here felt a bit excessive. I bought a bag of coffee beans with no drink and was prompted for a tip. I spent $45 for 12 pieces of chocolates at Oban Chocolatier and was asked for a tip there too. Same thing when I spent about $25 on four cookies at Gideon's Bakehouse. I am happy to support but it started to feel like a lot in a not enjoyable way. Third, the hours between vendors can be a bit awkward. We came around brunch time which worked for some spots but others were not open yet. For example, Domu does not open until dinner (5PM) and Gyukatsu Rose was not opening until later in the afternoon (3 PM) Overall, I think this is a great place to check out especially if you enjoy trying a variety of local spots. Just plan ahead for seating and timing and be prepared for lots of tip prompts along the way. read more

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I absolutely adore East End Market. I wish we had one in Jacksonville - so much fun! Explore the little shops on the first and second floors. There's Domu and plenty of casual spots to grab a bite or a drink. There are some true gems in the stores and I always leave with a fun little goodie. Neighbors is one of my favorite places here - great to shop, yummy food and delicious drinks. If the weather is nice, you can hang outside at the tables, or post up indoors. read more

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As many times as we've been back and forth to Orlando, I've been wanting to check out East End Market fooooooo-eva now! Glad we finally got a chance to swing by and check it out. The parking is very limited here and it's actually quite terrible considering what a cool spot it is. This is a nice neighborhood market and culinary food hub located in Audubon Park Garden District off Corrine Drive. Market hall hours are Mon-Thu 8am-7pm, Fri-Sat 8am-9pm and Sun 8am-6pm. Current Merchants as of February 2026: * The Neighbors * Winter Park Biscuit Company * ÔBon Chocolatier * Domu * Papi's Burritos * Freehand Goods * Gideon's Bakehouse * Hinckley's Fancy Meats * La Femme du Fromage * Lineage Coffee Roasting * Rion's Ocean Room * Gyukatsu Rose * Wafu * LFdF Upstairs * Carla Poma Jewelry * The Owl's Attic * APGD * Steven Miller Photography Upon entering East End Market, it really reminded me of Oxbow Public Market located in Napa Valley, CA. Same vibes but on a much smaller scale. Still cool nonetheless. The space is a bit tight when you walk in and pending on if it's busy, it almost feels congested. Gideon's Bakehouse usually always has a line wrapped around all of its location, this one in East End Market is no different. Insane the cult following for these cookies. I don't see the appeal. It just looks like it would sit in my belly all week if I had one. Ha. Hard pass for me. I was told Ôbon Chocolatier is the sister company to Light on the Sugar. On this particular day, we didn't want any more sweets, chocolate or drinks so we didn't get to try anything. Maybe next time. They specialize in fancy chocolate bon bons and those viral fruit pastries called Trompe-l'œil desserts (French for "deceive the eye") or Cédric Grolet-style fruits. Lots of spots for good eats, drinks or fun and unique gifts. This is the appeal of these public market or food hall spaces, you can decide what you're in the mood for and go for it. Love the concept and space but parking was the only real complaint and headache. Bonus was finding a Little Free Library located by the main front entrance next to Ôbon Chocolatier. I actually snagged a book that was on my TBR. Woot woot! read more

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So many of my favorite places to visit in Orlando are located in East End Market!!! The best ramen at Domu, delicious cookies at Gideon's Bakehouse, amazing Florida themed apparel and goods at Freehand Goods, a sweet treat from Wafu, a cocktail from The Neighbors, and so much more! The only negative thing I can say about East End Market is about the parking situation. It can be tricky to find a spot, but we have started street parking a little down the road to avoid the small and busy parking lot. My tip is to do that and just have a little extra walk to the building. read more

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This was the first time we came here. Didn't even know it existed but man it was a very nice place. The ambiance is great and it has a few shops and eateries within in it. Including Domu where we ended the night. The service was great and the food was amazing. read more

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This place is wonderful. It's a food hall and other stores inside a building. Cute little shops with unique stuff. I got a pistachio toffee chocolate chip cookie at Gideon's Bakehouse. It was $7 but it was pretty big and it tasted delicious. They have some stores upstairs too and I got 3 waffle taiyaki combo at Wafu. The matcha, red bean and Kurobuta Sausage. All of them were really good. Also upstairs There was a door with a slot called the secret slice pizza. You have to order it online and it opens at certain times. I would like to try it next time I'm here. Lots of great stores and food! What a great find! read more

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East End Market is a gem! If I lived in Orlando, I would be here every week. It's a little market house with a few small but mighty stalls, and a decent amount of parking! We enjoyed coffee from Lineage, burritos from Papi's, and even took some Gideon's cookies to-go. Sadly, the retail shops were not open during our visit, but they looked adorable, and if they had been open, I think I would've spent all day here! I'll definitely return the next time I'm in Orlando. read more

This must be a new food market, because my very hip and cool niece didn't even know about it! The parking lot is small, but if you are determined to eat here, wait for a parking spot. It is a small shared space, but with tons of options and plenty of seating outdoors. This is a two-story space, so make sure you really look through before deciding on what you want to eat! There was a Michelin star ramen spot here, but their hours are limited. There was ANOTHER spot indoors for katsu (maybe Michelin star) but their hours were also limited. This was great space though, with a lovely flower garden. read more

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I come to East market quite a lot. I've been to Damo and probably every other restaurant or booth in here. I like the way that things rotate and I like the staples like Gideon's that have always been there. The customer service at each location is phenomenal and although the parking may be something that may deter you at first it moves pretty well and it's worth to circle or wait a few minutes.. look up the different places to see what you want, but even if you just wanna come on Sunday morning to see what they have they'll sometimes have tents out there of different vendor selling stuff like kettle corn to tacos all type of things. One of my favorite markets for sure. read more

East End Market - Public Markets Near Me - Orlando, Florida

On the East side of Orlando, FL is a cute little market with a variety of different shops from coffee, food, shopping for accessories, clothes, butcher and a Michelin star restaurant Domu! I visited East End market early morning at the opening hour. My intentions were to visit Papi's burrito as I had heard many great things about their breakfast burrito, however, I have never had lineage coffee so I grabbed myself a Cinnamon latte too. Gideon Bakehouse cookies was also located in the market, great place for the locals in place of standing in the long line at Disney Springs. East end market has outdoor seating with a garden of food being grown on the property. They have elevators that will take you to the second floor. The bathrooms were clean. There's parking on the right side of the building and the left side of the building. Uncertain days they have a little outdoor farmers market. East End market is a great place to go to try several different shops. Enjoy the outdoors and do some shopping in their stores. I can't wait to come back and introduce my daughters to this cute market. read more

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East End Market is one of my favorite places to take guests from out of town. They are always impressed with the food, drinks, local goods, and you can get here! There is something for everyone. Craving a hot bowl of ramen or crispy fried chicken wings? There's Domu.Need vegan options? Winter Park Biscuit Company has excellent plant based chicken and sandwiches. If you're looking for something sweet, you can't go wrong with Gideons Bakehouse, Dochi Donuts, or Wafu. They've got a few shops with local goods in it too. There are more restaurants that I didn't mention and some merchants come and go through the years. Vibe is chill and relaxed. They have a nice outdoor area as well as seating upstairs. Parking can be tricky, especially on the weekends. Get here earlier than you plan to so you can search for a spot or park across the street and walk over. East End Market has easily turned into an Orlando staple with its great local food and friendly vibe. I can't wait to see what fun new restaurants and shops join the community in the future! read more

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A mix of restaurants and retail spaces perfectly packed together in a beautiful and cozy space in Winter Park! My go tos are always The Neighbors and Gideon's! read more

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5 Stars update (10 years later!) for my favorite food hall featuring some of the best options in Orlando for food and goods. EEM features Domu (ramen and cocktails), Winter Park Biscuit Co (vegan fried chicken), Rion's Ocean Room (poke), La Femme du Fromage (cheesemonger), Hinckley's Fancy Meat (meat and sandwiches), Wafu (Taiyaki and frozen custard), Dochi (Japanese mochi donuts), Lineage (craft coffee), The Owl's Addict (thrift shop), The Neighbors (cocktails, local retail, etc), Carla Poma (jewelry) and more. It's truly an exceptional food hall and it keeps evolving and changing in ways that continue to make it better. To see EEM in all its glory, go on a weekend day and see the pop-ups around the lawn and a ton of locals and visitors alike enjoying an outrageous cookie from Gideon's with a great pour over coffee from Lineage. This has become one of my favorite spots to take out-of-towners to show them that Orlando is so so so much more than the mouse. I'm so thankful it's around a decade after my first review for it! (see below) Previous review from Jan 2014: Guys. GUYS. If you haven't been to East End Market you need to run as fast as you can and savor this new Orlando experience. (That way, in 10 years, you can be all cool, like "Oh yeah, I've been going here since they first opened. No big deal..") I have a lot of visitors who come from out of town and since East End Opened, I'm not lying, I take ALL of them to see it because I know that it is the fastest, closest, tastiest way to show them what's happening in Orlando. What I mean by that is not only what's happening in Orlando from a food perspective, but also regarding a hyperlocal movement that's been building; a movement towards adaptive reuse of local, under-used buildings; and a movement of Orlando's various municipalities supporting locally-driven initiatives. Oh, and the food is fan-flippin-tastic. The people behind East End (John Rife, Gabby Othon, and Heather Grove) have done a great job of curating the businesses in this space. There doesn't seem to be an odd-man-out when it comes to the stalls, rather, they all somewhat complement one another. They've also done a wonderful job of displaying urban farming right in their front yard. On any given Sunday you will find one of the East End crew picking carrots out of the ground. The surprises don't end there though- the other day I parked on the street behind East End (where they have a few designated spots) and noticed that among the shrubbery planted along the road were tomatoes growing! ~sigh~ this place feels like a breath of fresh air and exemplifies where Orlando is headed! read more

What a gem of a place! Parking is a little rough if it gets really busy. Love all the picnic tables with umbrellas! We loved the little shops and ate at multiple places! Lots of good vibes here! read more

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I came here one day recently for a great lunch full of items from a myriad of places that were inside. A sandwich from here, a coffee from there, etc. And it made for a truly excellent and delicious afternoon. The flavors in held within range for illusion vegan to mochi donuts to gourmet meats to poke bowls to a dozen other things I don't even want to try and remember right now. And that's not even mentioning the main anchor, Domu, which is one of the best restaurants in all of Orlando. Rest assured, though, that if you bring friends here, even the pickiest of eaters will find something they like. Then you can grab a table on the lawn and just chill and eat and eat and chill. Really one of the best spots in town. Come. read more

Was in the mood for breakfast, so stopped here. It was too crowded so had to go elsewhere. Seems like a nice spot to hang out, but it definitely isn't a hidden gem or the best kept secret because aon a saturday morning there were lines everywhere. Still, lots of nice places here, worth a visit if you are in the area. read more

Pros: Such a great little place. Located pretty centrally to all the delicious Orlando neighborhoods. Every counter service place that I've ever been to has given me the friendliest service. Never had an issue. The food stalls that they offer are out of this world. And many of them have gone on to open independent stores and even go on to win michelin stars. Cons: Maybe the parking lot. It's very small, so prepare to search for a spot. Other than that, no cons at all. Tips: Try everything. Especially Domu. read more

Many options for food, drinks, sweet treats and niche shops. You can try various different types of bites ranging from charcuterie boards to wagyu katsu. The upstairs floor has more shops and a nice bar area selling locally sourced/made magnets, merch, candles and more. Definitely recommend dropping in to see for yourself! read more

This neighborhood market and food hall located in the Audubon Park Garden District of Orlando has a vast array of artisanal venders in one location. These merchants vary from bakers to coffee makers. We went for breakfast. I chose Hinckley's and ordered the Smoked Salmon Melt $18. It was delicious. We also ordered cookies from Gideon's Bakehouse. They are huge and delicious too. We ate in the front outdoor patio with picnic tables. No indoor seating available. We walked around the garden area when we were finished. read more

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Great little market to get some fresh food and handmade crafts. One downside of the market is they have limited parking.

Cute market with nice outdoor seating. There aren't many places to get food inside but the ones there are wonderful. Love the shops and the space even though it is a tight space. read more

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An amazing accidental find! Having moved from the DC area, I was missing my fill of markets such as this. I ventured away into the heart of Orlando. Serendipity found me as I discovered that a Gideon's Bake House was nearby. It led me to East End Market, which the only con is that the parking lot is rather small. There is a plethora of street parking. I walked in and immediately got distracted by the variety of vendors and local shops. I bee lined to the Gideon's and chatted with one of the employees (apologies, I didn't get your name). She informed me that this was the original Gideon's location. I explained how I just came from Disney Springs and refused to wait in that line. She told me that not a lot of people know about this, and we don't gate keep in this house. She explained the limited cookie and chatted about the Hard Rock museum as another must see. I told her that I've been in a Florida for over a year and have yet to see everything. The limited cookie is the rocky road. I'm not a fan of marshmallows, so I ordered the pistachio toffee chocolate chip. After my purchase I ventured across the hall to Carla Poma and purchased a beaded coin purse that fits me very well fit has stars and says "filled with anxiety". I will have to make another trip back to explore the other vendors and their neighbors. read more

East End Market - Pistachio toffee chocolate chip cookie from Gideon's Bake House - Public Markets Near Me - Orlando, Florida

East end market is one of my favorite stops along Corrine. Vegan eats to meat chops as well as Dochi they have a little bit of everything. This morning I had to stop and grab me a juice from Skyebird. I got the lavender lemonade which was seven dollars and everything that they make is fresh. It was yummy and a little bit of sweet and there was a light lavender taste. Next on my list I stopped at Gideons bakehouse. I got the limited edition cookie which is a peanut butter cold brew cookie with Reeses pieces on top. Unfortunately I can't eat any of the Gideons cookies however I did grab this one for my partner. Next after Gideons I walked upstairs to check out the neighbors retail space and cocktail room. I picked up the cutest cat print for my friend Matt he loves cats. I also grabbed a hat I have been eyeing and waiting for them to bring into the shop and I am so happy I have some Merch to honor the neighbors. If you haven't been here I definitely recommend it. They have a some of the cutest little hidden places to get soft serve as well as a jewelry spot for some permanent bling or if you're not into that you can also get a sandwich downstairs as well. 10/10 Definitely recommend read more

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Always love the variety of community-run businesses here! Love the neighbors upstairs as well as domu and winter park biscuit company. The pop ups are also always terrific! read more

We love East End Market! There are so many options inside and we love that there is lots of outdoor seating here. Lots of vegan/vegetarian options, as well as options for meat eaters. Be sure to check up stairs as there are even more amazing businesses. They market also frequently hosts other businesses/pop-ups out front, so you never know what you might come across here. You can get coffee, smoothies, vegan biscuits, fresh baked cookies, cocktails, meats & cheeses and more inside this market. Each store is unique and the employees have always been fantastic. Some of my favorites include Gideon's and Winter Park Biscuit Company, but honestly you can't go wrong here. As well, there are bathrooms available for customers! read more

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I went here specially for Gideon's cookies but I was surprised to find several small shops. From Japanese donuts, sushi, sandwiches & drinks. Also, jewelry and clothing. Nice atmosphere will definitely come back and try the other stores. read more

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This is place is so cute! Stopped in recently on our last trip wanting to try the not-so-busy gideon's bakehouse location hoping it would be a good alternative for friend when they visit (we are planning to relocate soon) and it will be but I will review separately. Ducked some stars because it's tight. Very tight. A bit claustrophobic. It wasn't busy when we were there (noon-ish on a Tuesday) The variety is good. Lots of options. Not as many as a few other similar food Hall options in the Orlando area but still good variety. I would love to go back and try the doughnut place up front (I'm sure there is a correct term for this, I just do not know what it is...sorry!) like the two vintage and accessories stalls as well. Cute gifts in the larger one. We did not go upstairs so I have no idea what is going on up there. I got a Cuban sandwich from one shop and a fresh green juice from the raw restaurant (and some cookies later on) Cuban was good. I'd get that again. The juice was also good. Exactly what I needed at the moment. The girl at the counter added some fresh lemon juice as I had a sore throat. I did go back and ask a few general questions (like where is the bathroom) and she seemed a little annoyed I was bothering her. Maybe she was having a bad day...? I'd totally go back here if I was in the area and I'd bring guests to the gideon's to avoid the mess at the Disney Springs location. Parking wasn't ideal. I can't imagine they do when it is busy but it's not something I had to deal with during my one visit. I imagine they have the same issues with seating when it's busy but again we didn't have to deal with this. read more

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This place is amazing!!'My chicken wings were to die for! Crispy and a burst of flavor with every bite! Highly recommend! Richie rich is the best ramen! It has a lot of flavor and it's the best you can ask for! There's a reason it's the most popular! This place is great! read more

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Went there for a group lunch during the week. The parking was pretty packed when I arrived around 1120a, and I made a quick circle through until I found a spot. You know that during the weekend this is going to be absolutely terrible to park at so I am happy I went on a weekday. The second floor had a few spots you can visit, a jewelry shop, a restaurant and an ice cream shop. read more

I have a collection of places to try on my Yelp app and slower than I want I am getting to visit these places like East End Market. It is located in a nice neighborhood downtown Orlando Main street district and it offers a variety of restaurants and shops. This food hall offers breakfast to dessert options with some cute shops in-between. Have a cold beer and enjoy a garden view off the patio which can offer a musician or event at certain times. EEM has not 1 but 2 floors to explore with Wafu Waffles on top the second floor for a must try. Parking was easy for this Monday morning and traffic inside was lightly busy. Check out their website for more information and believe me they will stay on my places to try as I want to try a few times. https://eastendmkt.com/ read more

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I regularly visit East End Market to enjoy the variety of food options, and live music! Recently stopped for my second visit at Domu. I chose the Richie Rich ramen bowl and it was great (I asked for some extra spice too, which topped it off nicely) Despite being busy, the food came out fast and the quality was amazing! I'll be back for round 3 read more

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I love this place. There are so many options for places to eat. Hinkley's fancy meats has great sandwiches. I highly recommend their chicken salad and their beef. Don't is great for dinner and Neighbors is a fantastic place for a drink. Freehand goods has really cool Florida t shirts. This is my go to if my group can not decided where to go read more

Love going here there's something for everyone- coffee, breakfast, cookies, smoothies, ice cream, cocktails..etc. we go and hang out. Great vibes and the famous DOMU is there as well as Kelly's ice cream is across the street by the plaza. It is pretty packed but worth it. read more

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Such a cute concept! We absolutely loved it. You can go in to buy food items (and gifts) from a variety of vendors and eat there or take home. Absolutely loved it. Mid-afternoon parking was no problem at all but when we were leaving, the vultures were circling for spots. read more

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The East End Market is located in the 2800-2900 block of Corrine Drive called the Audubon Park Garden District. This area may well be the coolest part of Orlando. Along this strip you will find a funky mix of unique and independent businesses including Park Ave CD's, craft beer, Dear Prudence, The Lovely Boutique Market, and the East End Market. I have wanted to come to the East End Market for a long time because of their most famous business, Gideon's Bakehouse but aside from the half pound cookie house, there were a number of other businesses I enjoyed checking out. The East End Market is filled with a dozen eateries and shops, event space, demonstration kitchen, and offices. Attached to the building is Domu, a ramen restaurant and bar. Surrounding the building is outdoor seating and a community garden. At the East End Market you can order breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Enjoy fresh baked bread, locally roasted coffee, cakes and cookies, organic juices, raw food, artisan cheeses, groceries and meats, plants, flowers, and shopping. The emphasis of the market is on local and artisan made. Some of the businesses here include La Femme Du Fromage selling cheese, Winter Park Biscuit Company, Freehand Goods, Farm and Haus, The Neighbors Retail and Cocktail, Lineage Coffee Roasting, Skyebird, Dochi Japanese Mochi Donuts. and Wafu selling Japanese waffles and soft serve. The East End Market is so cute. There are still so many places I want to try for food. The downside to the market is parking is really frustrating. Try the church overflow lot across the street but even so I still had to drive around for some time to get a spot. Also a negative, the inside of the market is cramped, especially near Gideon's where there is always a line. Even with the drawbacks I think the uniqueness of the vendors makes it worth a visit. Just pack your patience if you go during the weekend. read more

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I have always wanted to come here but always felt scared I wouldn't be able to find parking. This place is crazy busy on weekends! It was hard to find parking. I love food halls and I think they have a good mix of places here. They have a community garden and lots of outdoor seating. If you can get past the crowds this place is great. I would definitely come again but during a less busy time. read more

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The East End Market is one of my favorite local food / vendor halls and is located in a such a cool part of Orlando. My wife and I find ourselves over at East End Market often, whether for a sugar rush from a Gideon's Bakehouse cookie, a unique and delicious sandwich from Hinckley's or to buy a local gift for friends, family or myself. There are so many excellent places to try and with Domu and Camille attached / part of the market you have a plethora of delicious options to satisfy your current hankering. The recent addition of The Neighbors upstairs has also been a huge win for EastEnd. The drinks specials are excellent as well as the quality. Their $5 Old Fashioned is better than most in town at much high price point, plus there are tons of local products you can purchase. Sorry, that is another review... The seating that surrounds the building has grown over the years, which has been welcome, but also came at a bit of expense to the community garden. If you have a chance to catch one of their Evening Exchanges, I highly recommend. 10-15, the number changes, vendors pop up outside and there is live music and often various food or drink specials from the business in the market or popping up. As mentioned in other reviews, parking can be tough and is limited onsite. But with the recent addition of the crosswalk, the overflow parking at the Audubon School is a quick walkover. On busy nights we park there and it is not too much of an inconvenience, especially if we are checking out other spots nearby (Kelly's, RedlightRedlight, Sushi Lola's,etc.). Love watching how this place continues to evolve and be a place of community. read more

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Love coming here with my little fam. Lots of food and shopping options. High chairs available on the turf. Different styles of seating options which is nice when I'm with my kids. Everyone is friendly and welcoming! Parking is always full but I tend to come during weekends which is busy everywhere anyways. ** If you bring a water bottle, you can fill it up at the filtered water fountain by the bathrooms/back entrance. ** read more

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Great spot for a group of friends with a nice amount of outdoor seating. Parking is a little tricky but doable. Nice variety of food vendors. Got femme du fromage bacon truffle grilled cheese & impossible fried chicken sandwich which were both good. Want to try Domu next time for their ramen read more

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