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Birmingham Farmers' Market houses more than 500 farmers and vendors on its 49-acre property, making it the largest farmers' market in the state.
Borough Market is London's most renowned food market; a source of exceptional British and international produce.
Skip's Market was at Woodlawn and Virginia Ave just north of the historic Fountain Square. It was a Mom and Pop Store that could not survive the WalMarts of the world. I used Vinyl Glue to attach to the Brick wall. This location is not far from the new Football Stadium. So many of the older parts of town seem to be overlooked as the city spends over a billion on Downtown.
Martin's Food Markets #6406 (closed) [42,469 square feet]
5201 Chippenham Crossing, Chippenham Crossing, Richmond, VA
Opened May 17th, 2010, closed July 10th, 2017; originally Ukrop's (1998-May 8th, 2010)
A new social project: shooting from the hip at the the market of my city Como, using a wide angle lens.
Nice fellows. Large variety of beautiful produce.
Go for the popcorn-on-the-cob.
A) It's good, B) it's pretty cool when it erupts in your paper bag.
so to speak... :D
Went on a stroll around Preston focusing on the always entertaining Preston market.
Thanks to Lonely Radio for the free guided tour.
The Carlsplatz Market, nestled in the central square just south of Düsseldorf's Old Town, is the city's oldest and most important market square, evolving from a traditional farmers market into a modern gourmet paradise. It's a vibrant and bustling hub with over 60 permanent stalls, many of which are covered by a modern glass canopy and surrounding pavilions, ensuring a pleasant shopping experience regardless of the weather. The market is open six days a week, Monday through Saturday, drawing both locals and tourists who seek out high-quality, fresh produce and a lively, authentic atmosphere.
The core of the market is its impressive selection of fresh, high-quality ingredients. Visitors will find everything needed for the kitchen, from exotic fruits and regional vegetables to freshly caught fish, meat, poultry, artisan cheeses, and oven-fresh bread and pastries. Specialty vendors further enrich the experience, offering gourmet delicacies like fine oils, spices, coffee (roasted on-site), sweets, and liquorice, making it an excellent spot to pick up unique culinary souvenirs. A major highlight is the abundance of stunning, fresh flowers and plants, which add a feast of colors and scents to the sensory experience.
Beyond groceries, Carlsplatz is a popular culinary destination, especially around lunchtime, with numerous stalls offering an array of delicious ready-to-eat meals. This vibrant food scene takes visitors on a small culinary world trip, featuring local German favorites alongside international dishes from Italian, French, Indian, Persian, and Japanese cuisines. It also serves as a key social meeting point where people can enjoy a cup of exquisite coffee, a freshly pressed juice, or a classic local Altbier from a Düsseldorf house brewery, all while soaking up the market's lively charm in the heart of the city.
A typical Barcelona market selling fresh produce, seafood, meats (specifically Jamón Iberico [ham] ) and tapas, the Mercat de Santa Caterina has been in operation since 1848. It was recently remodeled in 2005. The remodel included a roof in the form of a multicolored ceramic wave, which sits atop the wooden walls that enclose the market.
Near the Cathedral in Barcelona, Spain.