This was a wonderful unexpected experience with some great finds. I like indistrial chic and this fitted right in to this descriptor. There is something for everyone. And it's all artisnal. Amazing vednors for meats, sausages, fish, cheese, breads, cookies, olive oils, tacos, wine, BBQ, sushi, the list goes on. I love the hustle and bustle and the design of the Market Place. Plus easy parking. Hope you enjoy my photo tour.

Reminds me of pike place market in Seattle but much smaller. Lots of variety of vendors they’ll be worn. If you go on a Saturday it’s extremely crowded. If you like seafood they have a whole seafood corner with an oyster bar and a sit down restaurant. They also have a vendor that sells massive bloody Mary’s in different varieties! This place has a bit of everything for everyone

A vibrant market in a historic part of the city. Full of life with something for everyone a good variety of meats, cheeses and seafood. All of which can be prepared in front of your eyes. Also, don't forget the wood-fired pizza.

I generally hate "Public Market"s in any big city, including my own San Diego...the vendors are usually overrated, overpriced, and serving up small food portions compared to regular brick and mortar eateries. However, I do not hate Milwaukee's Public Market! Compared to other major cities, the eateries all seemed to be fairly priced for the food quality and portion sizes. I had nice juice smoothie for $8, cup of coffee for $3, a humongous slice of carrot cake for $5.25, a 1lb cheddar cheese wax wheel for $13, and a nice chicken middle eastern meal for $10. Lots of seating upstairs, go check this place out!

The Milwaukee Public Market is kind of a cornerstone of downtown Milwaukee. Inside you can grab a bite to eat, grab food to go, grab a quick drink, and even pick up some fresh delivered seafood. It is a hub of small businesses from many different walks of life, and because it is indoors, can be enjoyed all year long. There is a large parking lot, and it is right on the HOP Streetcar service route. It is usually very busy on the weekends especially near the holidays. And it is almost impossible to go in side and leave without buying something.

It was a busy place but there was close parking. There were lots of food choices and specialty places like wine, cheese, spices, and meats to purchase and take home. You had to follow the traffic and wiggle out if you saw a pace you wanted to stop. The lines were long but over all things went quickly. The kids loved it. We went twice in one day. For lunch, and around 6 to shop the specialty places. It was still busy, but much easier to navigate at 6. Highly recommend.