Delray Beach Market — Restaurant in Delray Beach

What an amazing experience filled by delicious food and drinks! There is also a dj on certain nights and one central bar downstairs, one upstairs by the game room and outside couch seating area, as well as the inside beer garden offering a wonderful array of local Florida craftbeers.

We made a quick stop at Sorella's which is a pasta company. Wow, such an array of fresh pastas all made to order to be eaten there or to take and cook at home.

We had the pizza at Salvo's. Soo good def try the sought after Bianca (white pizza) it is light, crispy and delicious. Also had the regular cheese and the pepperoni with sausage, both were exactly what you need when you want a good NY style pizza!

We also made a stop at Tip to Tail. What amazing service and fresh delicious seafood options. Tried the lobster roll (available however you like, Connecticut style or not). It was loaded and just so fresh! Also had the oysters (bluepoints), so fresh and good, had to go back and get another dozen! Had the conch fritters, wow! Again not short on the conch here, loaded with fresh conch and not too doughy. It was shaped like a waffle making it interesting to eat. Finally as a parting gift had to have the fresh conch ceviche style salad. This was top notch, full of flavor, not too salty not too much lemon, just perfect balance of veggies, spices, and conch! I def recommend this place.

We also had to try the Tabbouleh from Ferdo's place. It was pretty good, but a bit too much olive oil for my palate. The pastures were delicious and fresh.

Last but not least we had the andouille sausage from Alpine 210 sausage, which is right next to the beer garden. Tip: place your order at the bar. The sausage was spicy enough and loaded with fresh toppings.

We washed this deliciousness down with some local Matthew's brewing company (which happens to be just 15 mins away from the market for a post visit) craftbeer. The juicy new england pale ale at the beer garden was the perfect accompaniment to our grub! The bartenders were helpful and...

Fabulous!!!!! Finally made it to Delray Beach Market! It's a wonderful addition to the Delray Scene.. on a early Sunday morning I parked on a side street. They were just opening! It's spotless and trendy! I love it! It's air conditioned, lots of seating and live music!Great news! The delicatessen offers breakfast all day with real eggs! They have Bagels from NY! So many options! I chose Sal's because I really wanted pizza.. I ordered the white pizza and It was absolutely delicious! Fresh out of the oven! Perfect blend of garlic, fresh ricotta and mozzarella! Perfect! A huge piece for only$4.00. A huge bargain. Great value! I did not find the prices to be expensive. You certainly don't want cafeteria pricing here. It's a trendy casual Delray hotspot! I found enough options at a very reasonable price!! There is a beautiful fully stocked bar in the center of the food hall! Also a few tv's to watch sports! They have so many food options to list! There is something for everyone! Great coffee, baked goods, breakfast, hot dogs, sausages, Italian, Mexican, Lebanese, Delicatessen, Sushi, Ice cream, BBQ, Burgers, Fried chicken, Fresh Pasta, Wine and Cheese, Craft Beer, Bars, fun beachy retail, vegan desserts and so much more! I highly recommend especially for families. Live music and a fun zone with a huge upstairs bar! Don't miss this gem! I wish it was closer to West Palm Beach! I loved it!!! Beautiful outside space as well. Upstairs is a family fun zone! A huge bar, outside seating area and games! The only thing I found odd is the rest rooms are only on the upper floor or lower floor. The main food hall floor had no rest rooms. Friendly staff and sanitizing constantly! Also hand...

Over all the place looks very nice, that's where it stops..

Biggest issue I had while I was checking out the new space was an older man with cane and leg brace on dressed in plain clothes, he was following around an elderly lady with a service dog ranting about how she can not be in the building if the dog did not have a "Service Vest". She had a very bright red leash in very clear letters stating it was a service animal and you could see the fear she had from this man claiming to be security while he smiled in her face telling her to leave. This is absolutely insane to me to see this type of service and I'm 90% sure illegal for the business to enforce scenarios like this. The man then proceeded to go stand by the front doors and point and laugh with his buddies about kicking this elderly woman out. He did have a radio on his hip and seemed to know the other security walking around.

Second was sitting and waiting for service, no workers at the center bar and most employees of the food stalls will not look up past the counters, to get someone's attention you have to sit and wait in hopes they look up at you, flagging them down, waiving or saying "Hello we're ready to order" receives no help from staff. We watched as one employee just kept moving clean glasses from one section to another and then back maybe 4 or 5 times. To top it all of most employees were not wearing masks covering nose and mouths.

As for the food, we ordered from a few places and everything was very high priced to be so mediocre, for the same price point and much better quality and service just stay on Atlantic Ave. Hopefully management gets their ducks in a row or this project will be as...