The Eastern Market is an eclectic collection of goods from knitted hats & scarves to furniture, old maps, jewelry, and much more. The food market inside is what would draw me back again. Fresh meats and fish, produce & flowers abound! It is a delight...More

Nice-looking building. On weekdays, only the indoor food counters are open. Not a great selection; if you’re expecting something like the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market in San Francisco, you would be in for a huge disappointment. The Market Lunch is a fish & chips counter,...More

Eastern Market is a fun, eclectic place for food, art, crafts, clothing, and other street market goods. The indoor food market runs every day, while the outdoor arts, crafts, clothes, and fun market is weekend only. Indoors is also a great eatery called The Market...More

I was very much looking forward to shopping at the Eastern Market, but was disappointed. There were not that many vendors (this was on a Sunday, which I had read was a good day to go). The Metro stops right there. There were a lot...More

Went to the market on a Thursday around lunch time. Basic farmers market in a historic building. At the market you can find fresh fish, meat, and pork. They also have fruits and vegetables. But I think rather expensive, but may be it was because...More

What a charming market! Breakfast was wonderful. The buckwheat blueberry pancakes were delicious . Great vendors .

Grab breakfast brunch or a picnic. Shop to cook for a gourmet extravaganza. It’s fun to explore the little stalls and it seems well priced.