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Had a fun time at Detroit Eastern Market! The vendors were so friendly, and I really enjoyed the lively, local atmosphere. At the end of the market hour, produce venders were selling fruit and vegetables with reduced price. I bought giant nectarines that were looking ok. My belief is that the larger items are, the less flavors they bring. Sure enough, the nectarines I bought were mushy and flavorless. Still, a fun Detroit experience and definitely worth a visit!
A Saturday morning at Eastern Market is an absolute must-visit of amazing service, food, and Detroit experience. The energy in the historic sheds is electric, packed with vibrant local produce, fresh flowers, artisanal goods, and incredible street art on every corner.
Here to check out all the wonderful vendors! Had a Kielbasa and a grape Faygo in true Detroit fashion. There were so many vendors around selling food, clothes, jewelry and other cool Knick knacks. Got a cool copper bracelet for a reasonable price. The vendor was super friendly and even offered to make different copper jewelry on the spot for us. I can't wait for another Eastern Market weekend.
Love eastern market, so much really good people watching and a huge selection from veggies and fruits to meat and prepare prepared foods. They also do a lot of different events and do some holiday markets. Well worth a visit!
Eastern Market is a historic public market that started in 1891. We came for the kick off of the Tuesday market that runs from June through September. The vendors are friendly and offer a variety of produce, flowers, and prepared foods. This is a mix of vendors in the Sheds and also open air. Everything is kept clean and there was a lot of people here for a Tuesday morning. We purchased flowers, food and went to one of the local restaurants for lunch. There are a lot of stores and restaurants, breweries, and distilleries to visit. Eastern Market is a great place to spend a few hours exploring and shopping.
You have to go! Whenever I'm in Detroit, I love taking some time to visit this place. Absolutely amazing! So many vendors, foods, farmers, and friendly people. You can't go wrong, especially if you like a farmers' market. It's a great environment to enjoy alone or with company.
We've come here a handful of times, though I'm not huge on crowds in my old age. (HA!) the last time we were here was for the Taco Showdown, and had a blast until the heat was a bit too much for us. It's a definitely a great place to stop if you're in the area when they are open.
Our family are Long time visitors to Eastern Market. Applause to the stores and Vendors that stayed through all the changes Today 7 members of our family enjoyed the vibe the smiles the conversations with visitors and vendors alike At Eastern Market there is a general vibe of Diversity in Culture Food and other unique offerings. Eastern Market needs a theme Song. In the Center of the Shed is a bit of History. A Beautiful Bell ( bigger than the Liberty Bell) . There were musical interludes throughout Why not, go? By the way lots of Samples....and Clean Restrooms
This is a wonderful market. I love that they have so many fresh and tasty things.. They have flowers to fresh produce to clothes. So many options. It's clean and a must for getting someone a unique gift
If you ask me one of the things that I miss about Michigan is my weekends at the Eastern Market, a farmer market that is can get everything from. From my inside sheds to outside the vendors have everything you need flowers,fruits and vegetables and anything else you can think of. Even if you are not purchasing the vibe is great to walk around listening to music and having a coffee or cocktails.
Amazing place to go on market day! Excellent deals on food and produce, flowers, some prepared foods, artisanal goods, and excellent people watching. We were there right before Halloween and they had enormous, beautiful pumpkins on sale for $1-2. Always worth a visit when you're in town
This is a cold November review: We were visiting Detroit in November and a lot of palces list the Eastern Market as a must see/do place in Detroit. Of course it hit my list! And I wish we had a place like this near me! I do not know what the market is like in good weather but inside was packed with vendors (Think three building) and a good amount outside as well. Selling mostly food and produce. As a tourist staying at a hotel, I was hoping for more local artisans selling artwork and good old home decor. They were few and far between in November. Fun to look.
The VIP tailgate at Eastern Market is such a fun time! Top Shelf cocktails, catered food stations, DJ and give aways! You get a shuttle over to the game and back! Sadly, the season for our Lions is over, but I can't wait to VIP Tailgate next year!
Reviews are largely positive. People highlight the wide vendor selection, friendly vendors, and lively atmosphere. Pricing is often seen as fair.
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1 month ago
Eastern market is the best. I recommend getting there early just to avoid how crowded it can get. Also never buy something the first time you see it, look for other vendors as you may save yourself a dollar or two!!! Plenty of warm food and food trucks too!!!! read more
We just eaten breakfast at a nearby restaurant, and decided to check out the Eastern market. This marketplace is spread out over several different buildings. There is a welcome center, but the map on the welcome center is not very helpful. It does give you where area restaurants are located, and some stores, but within the sheds themselves, you really have no idea of who's going to be found where. We wandered through a few, and saw lots of veggie and other produce dealers, flower stands, some bakery, and some crafts/jewelry. Given that we were from out of town, the produce was not of interest to us. However, if we had known where to find all the craft stalls or bakeries that would've been helpful. Luckily, we walked to this area from our condo, and didn't have to deal with the insane parking. It was interesting and a fun way to kill some time. read more
This was the first time I went downtown for the Saturday market. Have been here for other events, but in light of what's going on with all the food illnesses, my daughter said we needed to go here for our fruits & veggies. Her & my son in law started going a few weeks ago as they live a short distance away. I couldn't believe all the vendors & people! It was packed! How very exciting to see all the people come out for all these small businesses, farms. Vendors we talked to were all very kind. There was all kinds of vegetables and fruits to buy. There was also a varsity of bakers, and just different retail things. LOTS of flowers and plants for this time of year. I wish I would've taken more pictures to do it justice, but will do that next time! The 4 star rating is only because trying to park there SUCKS. To me, there doesn't seem to be alot of room to move around in those parking lots-an accident waiting to happen....otherwise, great event! Added note.....if you are looking for truly FARM produce, make sure to look for the farm signs. Also you can ask where they are getting it from if not showing an actual farm. My daughter has been going for a few weeks and gave me that advice-some of the packaged produce may not be from a farm. read more
Had a fun time at Detroit Eastern Market! The vendors were so friendly, and I really enjoyed the lively, local atmosphere. At the end of the market hour, produce venders were selling fruit and vegetables with reduced price. I bought giant nectarines that were looking ok. My belief is that the larger items are, the less flavors they bring. Sure enough, the nectarines I bought were mushy and flavorless. Still, a fun Detroit experience and definitely worth a visit! read more
2 months ago
A Saturday morning at Eastern Market is an absolute must-visit of amazing service, food, and Detroit experience. The energy in the historic sheds is electric, packed with vibrant local produce, fresh flowers, artisanal goods, and incredible street art on every corner. read more
Here to check out all the wonderful vendors! Had a Kielbasa and a grape Faygo in true Detroit fashion. There were so many vendors around selling food, clothes, jewelry and other cool Knick knacks. Got a cool copper bracelet for a reasonable price. The vendor was super friendly and even offered to make different copper jewelry on the spot for us. I can't wait for another Eastern Market weekend. read more
Love eastern market, so much really good people watching and a huge selection from veggies and fruits to meat and prepare prepared foods. They also do a lot of different events and do some holiday markets. Well worth a visit! read more
1 month ago
Eastern Market is a historic public market that started in 1891. We came for the kick off of the Tuesday market that runs from June through September. The vendors are friendly and offer a variety of produce, flowers, and prepared foods. This is a mix of vendors in the Sheds and also open air. Everything is kept clean and there was a lot of people here for a Tuesday morning. We purchased flowers, food and went to one of the local restaurants for lunch. There are a lot of stores and restaurants, breweries, and distilleries to visit. Eastern Market is a great place to spend a few hours exploring and shopping. read more
You have to go! Whenever I'm in Detroit, I love taking some time to visit this place. Absolutely amazing! So many vendors, foods, farmers, and friendly people. You can't go wrong, especially if you like a farmers' market. It's a great environment to enjoy alone or with company. read more
We've come here a handful of times, though I'm not huge on crowds in my old age. (HA!) the last time we were here was for the Taco Showdown, and had a blast until the heat was a bit too much for us. It's a definitely a great place to stop if you're in the area when they are open. read more
1 year ago
Our family are Long time visitors to Eastern Market. Applause to the stores and Vendors that stayed through all the changes Today 7 members of our family enjoyed the vibe the smiles the conversations with visitors and vendors alike At Eastern Market there is a general vibe of Diversity in Culture Food and other unique offerings. Eastern Market needs a theme Song. In the Center of the Shed is a bit of History. A Beautiful Bell ( bigger than the Liberty Bell) . There were musical interludes throughout Why not, go? By the way lots of Samples....and Clean Restrooms read more
1 year ago
This is a wonderful market. I love that they have so many fresh and tasty things.. They have flowers to fresh produce to clothes. So many options. It's clean and a must for getting someone a unique gift read more
If you ask me one of the things that I miss about Michigan is my weekends at the Eastern Market, a farmer market that is can get everything from. From my inside sheds to outside the vendors have everything you need flowers,fruits and vegetables and anything else you can think of. Even if you are not purchasing the vibe is great to walk around listening to music and having a coffee or cocktails. read more
Amazing place to go on market day! Excellent deals on food and produce, flowers, some prepared foods, artisanal goods, and excellent people watching. We were there right before Halloween and they had enormous, beautiful pumpkins on sale for $1-2. Always worth a visit when you're in town read more
This is a cold November review: We were visiting Detroit in November and a lot of palces list the Eastern Market as a must see/do place in Detroit. Of course it hit my list! And I wish we had a place like this near me! I do not know what the market is like in good weather but inside was packed with vendors (Think three building) and a good amount outside as well. Selling mostly food and produce. As a tourist staying at a hotel, I was hoping for more local artisans selling artwork and good old home decor. They were few and far between in November. Fun to look. read more
9 months ago
The VIP tailgate at Eastern Market is such a fun time! Top Shelf cocktails, catered food stations, DJ and give aways! You get a shuttle over to the game and back! Sadly, the season for our Lions is over, but I can't wait to VIP Tailgate next year! read more
2 years ago
This farmer's market has been around for decades; it was a favorite of my grandfather and my mom said she actually got her pet rabbit here as a kid! They don't seem to be trading in livestock these days, although you can find pretty much anything else: plants and flowers, fruits and vegetables, food to eat while you're there, baked goods, coffee, honey, popcorn, candy, nuts, spices, and more. The space is divided up into multiple "sheds" (covered but partially open-air outbuilding spaces) which are clearly numbered on the roofs. Grab a map from the information booth or look on the website if you're trying to find something specific. There are some other food businesses right nearby as well, like Germack across the street. Lots of friendly people; nice way to spend a morning in Detroit. read more
1 year ago
Eastern Market is a must-experience in Detroit. Large sheds, year round, wide variety of wares from fresh produce and food items to flowers and artisan-made and local products. Also really iconic photo spots. Very lively! They also host fun events, like their super popular Flower Market, and my latest favorite event series - Little Asian Bites' Night Market which brings together so much good Asian food from around Detroit and the greater area multiple times a year. The only thing that sometimes keeps me away from Eastern Market is that it tends to be super busy/crowded during popular events and to this day I have not really figured out the best parking. They have parking on-site, with I think the largest lot being by Shed 2, but it tends to be pretty hectic during busy hours and I find trying to park to be a little stressful. read more
This is a large open market located in Detroit. Entry is free.There are food , shirt, hat and even home and garden vendors . There are some permanent storefronts located beside this so that you are able to step inside a temperature controlled shop, but for the most part traveling all around the market on foot is best because there is so much to see. read more
Parking was a bit confusing, but there is actually free two hour parking around the sheds. There are different sheds with different vendors selling produce, meats, breads, pantry goods and ready to serve foods. It was fun to just walk around and see the difference in food compared to Texas. I found some Amish soup mixes, skin care, wheat bread, and a local honeycomb. There are plenty of breakfast options like crepes and soups if you don't have time to grab breakfast before the market. It's pretty cold even in the sheds so dress warm. read more
2 years ago
This market has it all! And the prices are incredibly fair! My favorite purchase was a bag of beautiful trumpet mushrooms! I hope to return someday soon! read more
5 months ago
Writing an updated review of Eastern Market now that I've put on an event at their space! The Eastern Market team was so lovely to work with leading up to the event and the day-of event support was so wonderful as well. Great communication and support all around to help in putting on this successful event and I'm so appreciative of them all! It just reinforces what a wonderful space this is and how intentional they are in what sorts of events they want to put on here. They're not only trying to bring more people out to the Eastern Market district, but also want to celebrate and honor cultures of all kinds and showcase and celebrate that wherever they can. It makes me love Eastern Market even more and I'm so thankful for them for taking a chance on me and I hope this is just the beginning of a very beautiful partnership together! Seriously, a dream to work with and so supportive. Eastern Market is known for their Saturday Farmers Market, obviously, but I highly encourage you pay attention to Eastern Market's calendar of events on all the other days of the week as well. In the summer, they have their Sunday Market that goes on in Sheds 2-4 and then basically have a special event that goes on every Sunday in Shed 5 as well that rotates throughout all different kinds of things! Their space is also open during certain weekdays for all sorts of different kinds of markets as well. As if I couldn't love Eastern Market enough already! Y'all are too much! read more
3 years ago
This place a a total vibe. It's location with bars and restaurants. It's a farmers market with fresh herbs, fruits and vegetables. It's a street market with artists, designers, collectibles etc. I go every weekend during the spring, summer and fall. Usually grab fresh flowers for the house. The sweet potato pies from Sweet Potato Sensation. As well as locally grown fruit and herbs. read more
If a lot of cities have this sort of warehouse district turned into a market, this one was one of the more impressive I've seen. There was an abundance of both fresh food, potted plants, and prepared food items that drew massive crowds. I parked on the outskirts and was glad I didn't try to drive through the area. I found a pretty appealing crepe stand inside one of the buildings, and plenty worth looking into in the outdoor areas as well. I didn't have a ton of trouble finding open restrooms, and the space was open enough that I could often navigate around bad pedestrian behavior. Saturday appears to be the day they're open all year around, but I wonder if there are more events as when the market is not open, the area is pretty dead. When they are open, it's worth a visit. read more
2 years ago
Eastern Market is a treasure. Dan brought it out of oblivion and its now a must visit space for local produce and entertainment read more
We love coming to Eastern Market. It is a great place to grab an array of items, from flowers to pasta to honey to seafood to fresh meats... everything! Words cannot explain the size of the sheds and how vendors set up outside between the sheds. Flower day here is amazing! Bring a large wagon- double and triple deckers. You can get so many flowers for cheap! There is a handful of restaurants in eastern market, if you come hungry. Get there early for a good parking spot and first dibs at the awesome products! read more
There's Eastern Market and then there's Eastern Market District. The market itself is the largest historic public market in the country and it's HUGE! There are sheds after sheds of vendors on the weekend. Most of the vendors sell produce and grocery items making the market a true locals shopping spot. However, there are a few food vendors if you go for lunch, just don't expect many. The Eastern Market District includes many restaurants and other shops around the historic market. Also, thanks to an intentional mural program, there are dozens of stunning murals around the area worth finding. read more
2 years ago
A picture is worth a thousand words so I posted as many pictures as I could. A wonderful way to spend a Sat. morning. Get your mojo on with coffee and treats while shopping for produce and homemade products. White Lotus has great croissants. You will find eateries in the perimeter of the market. It is made up of six warehouse size sheds. FIrst one is usually plants and radiant around Mother's Day but why wait? read more
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