North Market
An indoor public market founded in 1876, with more than 30 vendors selling local snacks, ice cream, and international food. It is the city's go-to spot for eating.
North Market is the only surviving historic public market in Columbus, dating back to 1876. It now occupies a converted old warehouse at the southern end of North High Street. Roughly 30 independent vendors sell prepared foods, butcher meats, bread, spices, and snacks from across Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. Jeni's ice cream and local barbecue stalls are popular favorites. On Saturday mornings in summer, an outdoor farmers' market is held. A seating area is located on the second floor. It is a great spot for lunch or a stop before exploring North High Street. Paid parking is available next to the market.
Opening hours
About 08:00-19:00 (some vendors closed Mondays)
Nearby sights
- Short North Arts District
- National Veterans Memorial and Museum
- Ohio Statehouse
- Scioto Mile
- COSI (Center of Science and Industry)
- Columbus Museum of Art
- Topiary Park
- Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum