Roanoke City Market

“The family went to scrambled for breakfast this morning. Parking was surprisingly easy. Service was fast and friendly. Several members of our party got the vanilla french toast, which is amazing. I got a pancake the size of my plate plus a fresh fruit bowl. The fresh fruit is a welcome addotion to the breakfast menu. Prices were very reasonable.”

“Roanoke has a great downtown and the City Market is a big part of that. We have enjoyed the Market as both an event and a space. The shopkeepers and the patrons are all friendly and you come across some pretty cool stuff.”

“There are some very cool shops, lots of unique restaurants, and i loved the pinball museum, where you play unlimited games for the cost of admission. A great place there for kids and adults.”

“Historical and great food!”

“Great little indoor and outdoor city market with 🍑🍓 fruit and 🥦🥕🧅 vegetable stalls, local art, and indoor restaurant stalls with food from all over the world. The indoor section has ♿ handicap accessible seating and 🚻 restrooms. Perfect spot for a weekend stroll and shopping.”

“It's really a cool place to visit. I like going there because of the possibility. It's a place that you would have to visit for yourself to get the full effect.”

“It may have just been the day, but I thought produce options were limited. As a positive, there were a few organic/no pesticide options and one place had a gluten free treat. Parking was expensive nearby, but there may be other options.”

“The Visit Roanoke .org website that is listed as the Markets website says they are open 7 days a week 8-5 pm. We got in Saturday about 3 pm on Saturday and it was shutting down. Did get some lovely biscuits. We came back Sunday at noon and it was closed - no market. We asked a local shop keeps who said it’s only Saturdays until 2 pm. We has heard so much about this market and are disappointed they publicly list themselves as being open 7 days a week we were told it’s been only Saturdays since the pandemic which is 5 years now. The Sunday activity was a pay to get in Renaissance festival. No market.”