This place is all right. They have a handful of different vendors and food places and there's a dining space upstairs. You would think this place would be packed and there'd be a whole bunch. More people in the weekends but always seems to be quiet and not all the vendors seem to be open at the same time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Andy Martin
The Jamaican food was excellent
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Karen B
Mr. Tuna sushi was wonderful. Sushi burrito was enjoy by my husband and it was BIG.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sushi
Dawson Cormier
The restraunts upstairs are great, haven't tried the downstairs
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Gabby T
**This review is for The Frying Dutchman**As other reviewers have mentioned, the Public Market House has a great variety of local foods, but the downside is that each vendor runs their own hours, making it challenging to have the full range of options when you visit. We wanted to try Mr. Tuna or YardiTing, but both vendors were closed at the time.We settled on The Frying Dutchman (located on the second floor). Both of our meals were “just ok.” My sister had the mapo poutine and the “fries” corndog. I had the curry fried chicken, the “panko” corndog, and the “ramen” corndog. I thought the curry fried chicken was the best.We over-ordered because we wanted to try a bit of everything, as this was our first time having Korean corndogs. But really, one order of corndogs or fried chicken is enough for lunch because the food is heavy and greasy. I did like the “pick 2” option for the corndogs because of the variety offered. The price point is good for the amount of food received.I recommend checking out the Public Market House, but I wouldn’t go back to The Frying Dutchman. Based on the reviews I’ve read, there are better options available - if you're lucky enough to show up at the right time.
Isaac
Had some of the best jerk chicken at Yardie Ting that I have had in a long time. Rice and beans, plantain's, and festivals were equally amazing! Will be back.
The stores in here are nice but the flow of the "market house" is broken. They used to have a large facility and plenty of space. Now trying to eat at one place and you could be sitting in another's dining area. And they are pleasant to let you know. Places stacked on top of each other like a trailers in "Ready player one." Again the places inside are great, but to know they basically pay the equivolent to an HOA fee to have such a small space regulated so poorly, I cant pay their exuberant prices.
Leo K (REKTgg)
Food was delicious ?!!!
Isaac lutkoff
Had some of the best j*** chicken at Yardie Ting that I have had in a long time. Rice and beans, plantain's, and festivals were equally amazing! Will be back.
fkflintstone
Not many seats to sit at after you get your food . Some of the places were not open fri sat or Sunday. Had soup at karmasuoptra and it was just ok. Maybe other vendors are better.
The market is no longer in operation. It only has one food place. The name of the building is "Public Market House".
Chiang Mai Express is so good guys, it's so good. It might take a bit but he's cooking it with so much love it's worth it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tasty broiled chicken with fried
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dietary restrictions: Gluten free friendly options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Jamaican Cuisine
This place is all right. They have a handful of different vendors and food places and there's a dining space upstairs. You would think this place would be packed and there'd be a whole bunch. More people in the weekends but always seems to be quiet and not all the vendors seem to be open at the same time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
The Jamaican food was excellent
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Mr. Tuna sushi was wonderful. Sushi burrito was enjoy by my husband and it was BIG.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sushi
The restraunts upstairs are great, haven't tried the downstairs
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
**This review is for The Frying Dutchman**As other reviewers have mentioned, the Public Market House has a great variety of local foods, but the downside is that each vendor runs their own hours, making it challenging to have the full range of options when you visit. We wanted to try Mr. Tuna or YardiTing, but both vendors were closed at the time.We settled on The Frying Dutchman (located on the second floor). Both of our meals were “just ok.” My sister had the mapo poutine and the “fries” corndog. I had the curry fried chicken, the “panko” corndog, and the “ramen” corndog. I thought the curry fried chicken was the best.We over-ordered because we wanted to try a bit of everything, as this was our first time having Korean corndogs. But really, one order of corndogs or fried chicken is enough for lunch because the food is heavy and greasy. I did like the “pick 2” option for the corndogs because of the variety offered. The price point is good for the amount of food received.I recommend checking out the Public Market House, but I wouldn’t go back to The Frying Dutchman. Based on the reviews I’ve read, there are better options available - if you're lucky enough to show up at the right time.
Had some of the best jerk chicken at Yardie Ting that I have had in a long time. Rice and beans, plantain's, and festivals were equally amazing! Will be back.
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They didn't have any business cards
The stores in here are nice but the flow of the "market house" is broken. They used to have a large facility and plenty of space. Now trying to eat at one place and you could be sitting in another's dining area. And they are pleasant to let you know. Places stacked on top of each other like a trailers in "Ready player one." Again the places inside are great, but to know they basically pay the equivolent to an HOA fee to have such a small space regulated so poorly, I cant pay their exuberant prices.
Food was delicious ?!!!
Had some of the best j*** chicken at Yardie Ting that I have had in a long time. Rice and beans, plantain's, and festivals were equally amazing! Will be back.
Not many seats to sit at after you get your food . Some of the places were not open fri sat or Sunday. Had soup at karmasuoptra and it was just ok. Maybe other vendors are better.
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