Beautiful covered market with 100's of vendors. Fresh very local foods. "food truck" like vendors with a wide variety of food. this place is FUN.

I’ve been visiting this market since it opened and have seen it change slowly from what was one step above a flea market to a great foodies delight. This place is large with hundreds of booths. They woman at the information desk said they had over 150 vendors and have room for over 300 booths. Most of the veggie vendors have six or most booths pushed together. To be my paradise they need more organic vegetables, and I wish they would label the fruits and veggies better. There are lots of arts and crafts and some tacky flea market stuff, but it has gotten better over the year since they opened. There are a lot of vendors selling cooked food, a very international kind of place, all seems nice and authentic too. The booths with jewelry, and clothing don’t interest me, other that it would be ok to shop there for gifts (I’m male). I love to sample a variety of food, and I never leave this place hungry. I do get most of my fruit, vegetables and seafood there. It is all indoors under an open air barn like roof. Very cool decorated, clean, pets are allowed. Unique, worth at least checking out. If it keeps getting better, this place is going to rock. My favorite parts; small restaurant in back serves all organic food including beer and wine, the Olive place has what seems like hundreds of types of olives and they infuse olive oil with every flavor they can think of, two jambalaya booths very close together yet the food tastes completely different, they have more bread vendors than they need, I love pasta and haven’t yet tried all the types, and in the back corner you can get great free range eggs, there is so much more…

Fantastic place, with hundreds of booths, lots of stuff from all over. A foodies paradise. Some flea market like things but you won't believe the variety of foods!