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Market St Grocery

4.2 (81 reviews)

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Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Breakfast Sandwich (w cheese, bacon,hash browns and eggs) $4.99 and by-the-pound eggs and hash browns $2.30.
Lauren A.

This place is great. Their coffee is awesome and so are their dessert items at the coffee counter. I love their biscotti and scones personally. Throughout the work week, I'll grab a made to order sandwich at least twice. It's consistently yummy. In the pic attached, I ordered a made-to-order almond chicken salad sandwich with lettuce, tomato, swiss cheese and mustard. You can pick from their menu or make your own. It's a little on the pricier end but it's filling, fresh and healthy. 8.99$ includes a side. I also like their soups a lot. On weekends I love getting their breakfast burritos. In my pic attached, this burrito has cheese, bacon, hash browns and eggs, all for $4.99. The other meal in the pic is eggs and hash browns priced by the pound $2.30. I haven't yet tried the wine bar at the back but I have always wanted to! It looks like a cool place to go and I've heard that the server knows a decent bit about the wines.

This board though!
Cayla S.

I came here after work for a get-together with co-workers, and I was impressed! At the back of this little grocery store is a wine bar! Who would have thunk it? The wine selection is extensive. The server was very knowledgeable and friendly about the wines and our indecisiveness. But let me tell you about the best part...the charcuterie board was amazing! From the bread to the nuts to the meat, perfectly paired with the wine! I had a grand time in this small but quaint space.

Cinnamon chipotle Salmon and Broccoli
Celeta S.

Salmon is always on the market. I absolutely love that! Friendly service and delicious food. This place is a gem. They weigh your food so you have to pay to play. Anytime I'm downtown I stop in for lunch.

Coffee
Whitley S.

So cute! Prime location, prime workers, and prime products! My boyfriend and I wandered in on a Saturday, and we were very impressed. The grocery has fresh produce, cheese, dairy, gelato bars, sandwiches, coffee, wine, prepared foods, and the list goes on. They also have a gabe et jules counter with croissants and macaroons. I will definitely be back to indulge.

Carafe of Falanghina 2014
Courtney T.

So unique....you can eat and drink wine same location but two different vibes! When you enter you are greeted by the deli side. The atmosphere is bright and upbeat. Immaculately designed and fresh....various menu options to choose from. You will be greeted by friendly staff that welcome you upon entering. Centered right in the heart of Market Square but quiet enough to unwind after a rough day. Now onto my favorite the wine bar! Cassidy immediately greets you and makes you feel at home. This ultra relaxing atmosphere (which is located in the back end of the store) offers a reclined atmosphere. Great for a group of friends to gather or quaint enough to relax and enjoy own your own. Generous pours and variety is what you can expect. I really enjoyed my visit!

Bridget E.

Went to the ski lodge on the side walk outside market street(previously the lemonade stand during the summer) for my birthday. They just updated with tables with fires in the middle to make outdoor seating possible. I didn't get cold the whole even though it was below freezing. There were great views of downtown and the Christmas tree from our table. They had a handful of hot cocktails and an abbreviated food menu (a couple sandwiches and apps). It wasn't that busy (we got a table right away and it was a Saturday night. The bartender was very nice and attentive. Would definitely go back, it's nice to have a safe outdoor option during the winter months!

Turkey Sandwich
Merlyn R.

The food is a little pricy for what it is, but everything was tasty for the most part. They have a build your own sandwich area along with a menu of other options. Sandwiches are made to order which is always a great touch. I love the area as well - it's located right in market square making Market St Grocery a convenient stop for lunch during the work day. Additionally, the coffee there is excellent. Aside from their food stations, they're also a market meaning they sell other groceries, wine, etc. The place was cozy, the service was good, and and overall, I'm very happy to have stumbled upon Market St Grocery. I will definitely be back!

This market is wonderful. Such a great addition to the downtown area.
Traci T.

This is really a gem in the downtown area. Market Street Grocery is a wonderful addition for downtown residents and workers alike. It's a charming little space with lots packed in it. There's Jules & Gaby for delicious macarons, prepared hot and cold foods, and if you're searching for caffeine, let one of the baristas make you a latte or cappuccino. I come here somewhat regularly for lunch. There's always a great selection of hot foods including soups to choose from. And the prices are very reasonable, definitely cheaper than going to Blue Bird Kitchen. My favorite spot is the wine bar. It's a great casual space to hang out alone or with others. The staff is nice and very knowledgeable. They have happy hour from 5-7pm everyday. I've tried a couple of the little bites and they're pretty good. I love the fromage d'affinois and tallegio cheeses.

Seating available outside
Linda K.

Walking up to Market Street Grocery can briefly transport you another place. The grand structure with big windows sits on a small side street off of bustling Market Square. In the summer, bright blue tables and chairs line the sidewalk. This afternoon the scene struck me as very French! That vibe continues on the inside with a La Colombe coffee bar and Gaby et Jules macaron counter. You can build a great lunch from the cold food case, which is priced by weight. I don't purchase many of their specialty grocery items, but it's nice to swing by Market Street Grocery on my lunch break if I ever need to pick up an ingredient for dinner. I've always had quick and friendly service from the staff as well.

Limited selection here
Arlene M.

This is what I'd call a hybrid review because I'm reviewing the grocery as a whole and at the same time reviewing Gaby St Jules one of their vendors. I had a lunch date so I had to return here to get a look at the whole place. They have a deli area where I got to sample a piece of pastrami. I learned that this is part of the grocery and they cure their own meats here.They also have a hot prepared foods area where you can buy your lunch and take it with you. In the back their is a wine bar which is definitely on my return to do list. It stocks a vast array of wines and looks cozy and inviting. They are plenty of dry goods for shopping as well. Gaby St Jules is in the entrance immediately on your left. It is a stand alone pop up store of the main one located in Squirrel Hill. They have a very limited selection here of their main shop but I was told that if I call that store with something I want in particular then they would have it sent to me. Here they had an assortment of macaroons, French bread loaves, and 3 large pastries. One is an almond croissant, another was a French bread and the third was a regular croissant. These averaged about $3.00 for a nice size dessert. The macaroons sell for $2.20 each and I was told to refrigerate as soon as possible to avoid them getting hard. I purchased their almond macaroon along with a few sugarplum ones. I wasn't too crazy about the almond macaroon but did enjoy the sugarplum. They had a small dessert called canele which was reasonably priced. The crust was caramelized while the inside consisted of rum and vanilla for flavoring. I bought it since it was small but wasn't over-thrilled with it. If I were rating Gaby alone I would only give it 3 stars because I have tasted better macaroons and pastry elsewhere. However, the market as a whole is well laid out and makes a great opportunity for a grab and go or just if you need something to take home with you. It is located on Market Square next to a camera shop as you head towards Fifth Ave. I definitely plan to return here to check out the wine bar and its offerings.

They even have unique hard to find items like Sherry Vinegar from Spain!

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