West Side Market

the produce is great and the prices are great!
i am at an advantage because i live so close by! But it is most certainly worth a trip

Reilly’s raisin scones. That’s all you need to know.

Hectic with half pigs and local tofu = amazing, check out the gyro stand and the fresh ground peanut butter

Make sure you stop by Frank’s (in the South West corner of the Market) and grab a Bratwurst!!

It’s nice and all, but nothing compared to any European or Asian market.

i have gone to the west side market since i was a wee lad and remember sitting on my father’s shoulders and going through the place and being amazed by it all. he’d always buy a cup of buttermilk and put some pepper on it—when i was a kid, this seemed like a terrible idea. the canister by that stand is still there, probably about 28 years at this point, and i remember it was as big as i was. this is no longer the case.

the west side market consists of dozens of vendors who sell everything from fruits and vegies to baked goods, (check out the pistachio cake at the stand aptly named CAKE) to every variety of sausage you can imagine to spices and teas. it is one of my favorite places in cleveland. open monday, wednesday, friday, and saturday. saturday is the busiest and most interesting time to visit. all kinds of people.

one of my favorite places is up the stairs off of w. 25th where you can sit and overlook the market… oh, and what a beautiful ceiling.

not a tourist trap; frequented by tourists and locals alike.

experience shopping before the age of overly processed food and supermarket conglomerates. haggle for your price and get to know your food supplier. INCREDIBLE range of meat products, fresh baked breads and pastries, fruits, herbs, and vegetables, yuM!!!

www.westsidemarket.com
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