this market was so quaint and adorable to visit! Prices seemed slightly high, although for most of the vendors being private, they have to fit the demands of inflation. The coffee shop was very nice, lots of availability for lunch and dinner offerings. Many options for parking garages, but you can definitely find on street parking if you search hard enough. Would highly recommend when traveling to the greater Milwaukee Wisconsin area!!!!!

– Syd Ball Wini

Super cool place. All sorts of food vendors, whether you are looking to eat in the moment or take something with to cook at home later. Fresh meats and seafood, spice vendors, cheese and lots of great looking bakery. Ready to eat foods include smoked meats, a middle Eastern joint and many others. 2nd floor has a good sized seating area to eat, and picnic tables outside. Definitely stop here more than once.

– Charles George

Visiting from Melbourne Australia and this is my second time here. This is a place that I would recommend everyone visit in Milwaukee, the market is small but it is diverse and capacious enough that there is likely something for everyone regardless of one's interests. There's a sense of movement in vitality pulsating throughout the market, and the clocks depicting the times in other great markets around the world is a bit of symbolism that feels earned. Yes, this place does feel about as culturally rich as the likes of Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne and that is a high compliment. This is probably the place one should go in order to experience the lifestream of the city, and all its earnestness and all its love of beer and cheese and many different varieties of meats. St Paul Fish Company is our go which is a particular specialty. Even vegetarians and vegans can find something to love and enjoy here: it's that large and cavernous.

– Maricar Peralta