Gibsons Public Market — Attraction in Gibsons

I recently visited Gibsons Public Market and had an absolutely wonderful experience. The market is a vibrant and bustling hub that offers something for everyone. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the variety of vendors and the high quality of the products on offer.

The fresh produce section is particularly impressive, with a fantastic selection of locally-sourced fruits and vegetables. It's clear that the vendors take great pride in their offerings, and the quality is top-notch. I also enjoyed browsing the artisanal goods and unique crafts available at the market.

One of the highlights of my visit was the great food options. The market has several eateries, and I was delighted by the diverse range of delicious meals available. Whether you're in the mood for a quick snack or a full meal, there's something to satisfy every craving.

The atmosphere at Gibsons Public Market is warm and inviting. It's a wonderful place to spend a few hours, whether you're shopping, eating, or just soaking in the lively ambiance. The staff and vendors are incredibly friendly and helpful, adding to the overall positive experience.

Overall, Gibsons Public Market is a gem in the community. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone in the area, offering high-quality products, delicious food, and a welcoming environment. Highly...

Ordered a burger here today: it took a long time to arrive and when it finally did, it was still red in the middle. I took it back and explained that it was not cooked. The staff argued with me and said that because it was a prime rib burger it was indeed cooked properly. I refused to eat it, and returned to my table. The staff came to my table and again argued with me that the meat was sufficiently cooked and I was wrong. Finally when my wife had finished her meal and we were leaving the chef came out and also insisted that the meat was cooked. After I told them a third time that I disagreed and felt burgers should not be red inside the chef offered to make me another one and cook it well. I appreciate that, but it should have been the first thing they said, not the last as I was walking...

I stopped by here at 9 because I'd seen a poster for an Art Show they were hosting at 9, and when I walked in someone promptly greeted me and directed me to the Art Show, informing me that the public market portion wasn't actually open yet. It was a great space for hosting the Art Show. I expected it to be a bunch of stuffy still-life paintings and photos of the marina, but the artwork was so COOL. I wanted so much of it. I ended up with a lamp from Cheryl Kehoe of Lux Assemblage that I adore; it's made out of a vintage microscope! I did make it downstairs to the merchants, but it wasn't as touristy as I expected. They sold meats, cheeses, flowers, fish, and some ready-to-eat food and coffee. I was just visiting Gibson's so I didn't partake. Cool...