Cross Street Market
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Where are the veggies and fruit? What happened to the farmers market for this Saturday morning (which fell between May and October) at the Cross Street Market. This Cross Street Market farmers market is talked about by major Baltimore touring organizations, magazines and social media sites. Maybe their publications are outdated. If so, then their announcements should be updated. At 9:00 this Saturday morning it seemed things were just getting started. There were not many people around and no one could provide any information about a highly-touted farmers market. Well, so much for the fruit and veggie inspection and purchase. At the renovated market, a few shops were open and serving breakfast and coffee, but that was just about it. The place was quiet, I remember the hustle, bustle, laughter and people from the good old days. The building is nicely renovated. There is a noticeable alignment of shops along the side walls of the interior of the building. There are also easily accessible entrance and exit areas. Artwork and signage on the building is pretty. There is tabled seating outside on the side of the building, but I am not sure if it is general seating or for specific shops. There is limited parking around the building and additional parking within walking distance, but pay close attention to parking signs. There were plenty electric scooters available outside. Because it was early morning there was not much traffic. Very pleasant.
Jennifer Çoates
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We visited the market for the first time the other day to grab a quick bite before the Os game. Everyone in my group got something different from the various food markets on the hall and we all loved our food. I got a banh mi with lemongrass pork from Theo's Rolls and Bowls and it was really delicious and flavorful with juicy fresh-cooked pork and fresh pickled vegetables. I'm usually quite picky about banh mi so I will definitely be back for more next time!
Courtney Magill
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Fenwick’s Choice Meats Fenwick’s Choice Meats opened in 1952 with the rebuild of Cross Street Market. In 1970 Henry Reisinger joined and rose through the ranks at this classic butcher shop, ultimately becoming sole proprietor in 1987. Fenwick’s has always been known not just for its quality meats (from whole chickens to breakfast sausage and slab bacon to just about any cut of meat you can imagine), but also cleanliness, customer service and fair prices.
Art Poetry Images
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What a neat place to walk arpund and eat! Loved it. So many different kinds of restaurants and food. Wanted to try all the food but... oh, well, have to go back again and again to try different restaurants.
Grace Lee
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Nearby Attractions Of Cross Street Market
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American Visionary Art Museum
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1065 S Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21230
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crossstmarket.com
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The Cross Street Market is a historic marketplace built in the 19th century in Federal Hill, Baltimore, United States. It runs the full length of Cross Street in between Light Street and Charles Street. The market has undergone an $8.4 million redevelopment as of spring 2019.
attractions: Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor, American Visionary Art Museum, Federal Hill Park, The Royal Sonesta Harbor Court Baltimore, Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel, City Cruises Baltimore, Cookies Baltimore Cannabis Dispensary, Maryland Science Center, Riverside Park, Christmas Village in Baltimore, restaurants: Rusty Scupper Restaurant & Bar, Papi Cuisine, Blue Moon Too, Little Havana, Blue Agave Mexican Food, TinyBrickOven, Saturday Morning Cafe, ZAATAR Mediterranean Cuisine, Ramen Utsuke, Spoons
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