Lexington Market
3.8$· InexpensiveHistoric Baltimore public market featuring diverse food vendors and local seafood
Established in 1782, Lexington Market is one of America's oldest continuously operating public markets, recently revitalized in a modern new building. Located in downtown Baltimore, the market features dozens of local vendors serving everything from famous Maryland crab cakes and fresh seafood to fried chicken, pastries, and global dishes. It serves as a lively community hub where visitors can taste authentic local food culture all under one roof.
Expert notes
- Visit during lunch hours for the best selection of food.
- Check the vendor hours as they may vary.
- Take cash for some vendors that do not accept cards.
- Try to visit on weekdays to avoid large crowds.
- Participate in food tours for a guided experience.
Features
- Accessibility features
- Community space
- Cultural events
- Family-friendly environment
- Free Wi-Fi
- Historical displays
- Indoor seating areas
- Live entertainment
- Local produce
- Outdoor seating options
- Restrooms available
- Specialty shops
- Takeout options
- Variety of food options
- Vendors offering international cuisines
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