Both DC and Baltimore have something like this (Union Market in DC, not eastern market) and it's a really great trend. It's a fun place to take people, and it's nice to choose from different cuisines when you have a group.
DC's is tough because most of the vendors are pretty high-end so it draws mostly yuppies, but it's hard to criticize these small shops for targeting high margin foods.
I wonder if there's a way to promote these kinds of markets while targeting more affordability?
DC's is tough because most of the vendors are pretty high-end so it draws mostly yuppies, but it's hard to criticize these small shops for targeting high margin foods.
I wonder if there's a way to promote these kinds of markets while targeting more affordability?