Market 42

We stopped by here on a Friday afternoon with the intention of trying food from as many of the stands as we could. It was moderately busy, but had plenty of parking and seating. Very clean, but there were places that were not open and an empty space or two. The prices for the different food stands were really reasonable and the food was really tasty! Wholly Frijoles had gluten free items clearly labeled on their menu, and the Fortune's cookies stand had clearly labeled gluten free treats in their own case! We did browse some of the retail stands - some had great prices and others seemed a little expensive. You could definitely find a nice gift here. We would absolutely return to shop and eat here again.

Nice place. The street taco's were top notch. One thing they could do to improve on the experience is have back ground noise. Could be music or whatever is on the TVs at the bar. We were there during the Olympics and it would have been nice to hear the US Hockey game.

Super fun place to visit with your family. Very kid friendly. They have a variety of food options- Indian, Japanese, Italian, Dominican, Mexican, to name a few… you can get bubble tea, ramen, hibachi, pizza, fruit/smoothie bowls, ice cream, fresh baked bread to name a few… they have indoor and outdoor seating and an amazing bar where you can watch all your Browns/Guardians/Cavaliers or any other team… they even have a little arcade for some fun filled games

This place is more like a small gallery of diverse point sellers and other small artisanal stores. Options is the name of the game, from Mexican to burgers, deli sandwiches, coffee, a bakery, and Japanese food. You are bound to find at least something here.

There are several different places inside of market 42, there’s a bar, and several other booths. I didn’t get to check out. This is definitely a nice place to stop by. There is no riffraff. Everybody was very polite and it seems quite family friendly. Now… as for my food experience; I ate at local west Brunswick and had the Fonz with Cajun fries- ABSOLUTELY hands down the best cut of chicken I have ever had on a sandwich, everything was high-quality, there was no fatty bits throughout the chicken that gave the impression of poor quality, everything was very, very high-quality and thoroughly cooked. The red peppers were sautéed perfectly, mozzarella cheese melted, just right, and the chicken was juicy, tender, thoroughly cooked, and everything blended very well together with the ciabatta