West Side Market
A landmark food hall in Cleveland, the West Side Market opened in 1912 beneath a clock tower, with over a hundred stalls selling sausages, cheeses, and Eastern European baked goods.
The West Side Market is Cleveland's oldest public market. Its yellow-brick hall and 41-meter clock tower were built in 1912. Under the vaulted ceiling are more than a hundred stalls, where Polish kielbasa, Hungarian sausages, Greek flatbread, crêpes, and all kinds of ethnic deli foods reflect the history of this immigrant city. The outdoor produce arcade is lively too. It is usually open on Wednesdays and Fridays through Sundays, and closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, though you should check the official website for current hours. The market is in Ohio City. Take the Red Line to W 25th station and you're right there. Craft breweries line the surrounding streets.
Opening hours
Open Wed and Fri–Sun approx. 08:00–17:00 (check official website)
Nearby sights
- Ohio City
- Greater Cleveland Aquarium
- Terminal Tower
- The Arcade Cleveland
- Progressive Field
- A Christmas Story House
- Great Lakes Science Center
- Rock & Roll Hall of Fame