Midtown Global Market
4.6$· InexpensiveA vibrant cultural food hall and community market in Minneapolis
Located in the historic Sears building on East Lake Street, Midtown Global Market features a diverse collection of food vendors, artisans, and specialty grocers representing cultures from around the globe. Visitors can sample dishes ranging from Mexican and Mediterranean cuisine to East African specialties while shopping for handcrafted goods. It serves as an active hub for cultural celebrations, community gatherings, and local culinary entrepreneurship.
Expert notes
- Try different food vendors to experience a range of international cuisines.
- Check the event calendar for special cultural celebrations during your visit.
- Bring cash as some vendors may not accept credit cards.
- Arrive early to find parking, especially on weekends.
- Take your time to explore all the unique shops and stalls available.
- Don’t miss out on local artisan crafts and goods that make great souvenirs.
- Consider using public transport to avoid parking hassles.
- Participate in any ongoing workshops or cooking classes offered at the market.
Features
- Accessible facilities
- Artisan crafts
- Community space
- Cooking classes
- Cultural events
- Diverse food options
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor marketplace
- Live entertainment
- Local products
- Parking available
- Public restrooms
- Seating areas
- Sustainable vendors
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