Very cute and homey market with plenty of food options and great local vendors! Everyone is very friendly and I think this is a great place to get local produce and other items. I would def stop by for lunch if I'm in the area too. I love that it's indoors so you can access it year round.
Ron H.
2nd Street Market 600 E Second St Dayton Ohio 45402 (937) 228-2088 Today is National Farmer's Market Day, and 2nd Street Market may be the Dayton equivalent of Cincinnati's Findlay Market. 2nd Street Market is a year round market and attracts our attention throughout the year. We like both outdoor and indoor vendors. Given our several European Trips, we like that 2nd Street Market is somewhat similar. Parking is available; Overflow parking is available on market days until 2 PM at the lot for The Steam Plant, 617 E. Third Street. Lots of produce, baked goods, crafts, and lunch items. My wife considers this to be an essential Fun Trip, and she is 100% certain to find several items which "she needs."
Sammie L.
It gets busy but this is a wonderful thing to do in Dayton. They have different vendors including a micro green seller (!!!) and a spice lady (get the sassy salt!) and a booth that sells fried hand pies (zomg just trust me and get one, for $3 it's a taste adventure).
Ron R.
Great place to get local food and other household items. Enjoy the casual ambiance and meeting the local business owners.
Ron D.
Stopped by here earlier this weekend - great variety of local food beverage flowers and shops
Patti P.
Always fun to go to 2nd St. Market, so many different food items to choose from you want to try them all!
Kirsten J.
I love the vibe and atmosphere at this market. You can come and shop locally or to meet up with friends for a bite to eat. Local vendors offer a wide variety of produce, breads, handcrafted items and much more and are always up for a nice chat. Friendly food vendors offer international cuisine and you can find everything from vegan, to Mexican, to Greek etc. Seating is sometimes hard to find at the market, especially during morning hours. Tip: Have some cash on you since some of the smaller vendors do not accept cards.
Liz Akbay
I love getting treats from Speakeasy for my nieces and nephews when I shop at 2nd Street Market!
Katie Stafiniak
Everything looks so amazing. I want one of each.
Kathleen Hotmer
Yummy! Yummy! Yummy! Pleasant people with some real yummy goodies.
Whether you are going for food or for the vendors, this is a Dayton must-see attraction! They food vendors are absolutely delicious and I love all that they have to offer. The vendors offer a variety of local items from flowers, baked goods, jewelry, and clothing.
Sin S.
Amazing place to visit. If your in the area stop by and have sum fun. They have all kinds of great things to look at
Ria B.
Fun locally made crafts. The best crafty booths were the pottery & homemade glass art. The jewelry booth with recycled jewelry was also very cool with good prices. Tasty local produce: check out the maple syrup & pound cake booths! Also some amazing pastries and bread! Restaurants to try: the crepes, Mexican food (tamales were amazing), & the New Zealand meat pies (yum!). What to Skip: Asian/Thai food -- our party had 3 meals there and each one was gross: chicken fried rice was dry and crunchy, bao fried chicken sandwich took 35 mins to make & had NO flavor (how do you mess up fried chicken?), and teriyaki chicken meal was just stringy chicken with sauce dribbled but just mediocre). Their kimchi tasted like it had been cooked and then frozen before defrosting (looked like when dogs regurgitate grass/flowers they've chewed). So gross. Even the egg rolls were gummy and flavorless. Most vendors over the age of 16 were friendly and open to engaging with customers. The younger vendors were mostly on their phones not making eye contact or even greeting customers.
David C.
Very cute. I loved the whole experience! Got some great tacos, a pretzel, and some glass art for a gift! Has great priced flowers too!!
Jada H.
Good place to visit, look forward to coming back in the summer when they are full. We did have a sweet and savory crepe from Crepes Boheme, and they were amazing!
Very cute and homey market with plenty of food options and great local vendors! Everyone is very friendly and I think this is a great place to get local produce and other items. I would def stop by for lunch if I'm in the area too. I love that it's indoors so you can access it year round.
2nd Street Market 600 E Second St Dayton Ohio 45402 (937) 228-2088 Today is National Farmer's Market Day, and 2nd Street Market may be the Dayton equivalent of Cincinnati's Findlay Market. 2nd Street Market is a year round market and attracts our attention throughout the year. We like both outdoor and indoor vendors. Given our several European Trips, we like that 2nd Street Market is somewhat similar. Parking is available; Overflow parking is available on market days until 2 PM at the lot for The Steam Plant, 617 E. Third Street. Lots of produce, baked goods, crafts, and lunch items. My wife considers this to be an essential Fun Trip, and she is 100% certain to find several items which "she needs."
It gets busy but this is a wonderful thing to do in Dayton. They have different vendors including a micro green seller (!!!) and a spice lady (get the sassy salt!) and a booth that sells fried hand pies (zomg just trust me and get one, for $3 it's a taste adventure).
Great place to get local food and other household items. Enjoy the casual ambiance and meeting the local business owners.
Stopped by here earlier this weekend - great variety of local food beverage flowers and shops
Always fun to go to 2nd St. Market, so many different food items to choose from you want to try them all!
I love the vibe and atmosphere at this market. You can come and shop locally or to meet up with friends for a bite to eat. Local vendors offer a wide variety of produce, breads, handcrafted items and much more and are always up for a nice chat. Friendly food vendors offer international cuisine and you can find everything from vegan, to Mexican, to Greek etc. Seating is sometimes hard to find at the market, especially during morning hours. Tip: Have some cash on you since some of the smaller vendors do not accept cards.
I love getting treats from Speakeasy for my nieces and nephews when I shop at 2nd Street Market!
Everything looks so amazing. I want one of each.
Yummy! Yummy! Yummy! Pleasant people with some real yummy goodies.
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Whether you are going for food or for the vendors, this is a Dayton must-see attraction! They food vendors are absolutely delicious and I love all that they have to offer. The vendors offer a variety of local items from flowers, baked goods, jewelry, and clothing.
Amazing place to visit. If your in the area stop by and have sum fun. They have all kinds of great things to look at
Fun locally made crafts. The best crafty booths were the pottery & homemade glass art. The jewelry booth with recycled jewelry was also very cool with good prices. Tasty local produce: check out the maple syrup & pound cake booths! Also some amazing pastries and bread! Restaurants to try: the crepes, Mexican food (tamales were amazing), & the New Zealand meat pies (yum!). What to Skip: Asian/Thai food -- our party had 3 meals there and each one was gross: chicken fried rice was dry and crunchy, bao fried chicken sandwich took 35 mins to make & had NO flavor (how do you mess up fried chicken?), and teriyaki chicken meal was just stringy chicken with sauce dribbled but just mediocre). Their kimchi tasted like it had been cooked and then frozen before defrosting (looked like when dogs regurgitate grass/flowers they've chewed). So gross. Even the egg rolls were gummy and flavorless. Most vendors over the age of 16 were friendly and open to engaging with customers. The younger vendors were mostly on their phones not making eye contact or even greeting customers.
Very cute. I loved the whole experience! Got some great tacos, a pretzel, and some glass art for a gift! Has great priced flowers too!!
Good place to visit, look forward to coming back in the summer when they are full. We did have a sweet and savory crepe from Crepes Boheme, and they were amazing!