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French Market Corporation 518 Saint Peter Street, New Orleans, LA 70116 504-636-6400 | info@frenchmarket.org Hours of Operation: Retail Shops 10am–5pm / Farmers Market & Flea Market 10am–6pm
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Similar to some European markets, this historically charming open-air market features shopping, dining, music and local tradition that is uniquely New Orleans. From Café du Monde near Jackson Square to the flea market at the end of Esplanade Avenue, the French Market includes five blocks of local produce, specialty art, handmade crafts, retail sho...
In 1791, the French Market originated as a Native American trading post along the Mississippi River. From there it continued to evolve into a cultural and commercial hub for New Orleans, as French and Spanish colonists opened the market up to ships and traders from all over the world. Over the next three centuries, immigrants from Europe, Africa an...
In the late 19th century, the Market was given its modern day, bizarre-like structure, designed by Joseph Abeilard, one of Americaâs first African American Architects. With its new permanent home, the French Market continued to grow and add more commercial products, fresh produce and unique commodities that cannot be found anywhere else.
Today the French Market has become one of the most popular destinations in the city. Itâs large variety of food stands, restaurants and outdoor dining spaces draw in hungry visitors for anything from small snacks to large meals and even packaged goods to take home as souvenirs.
One of the most popular destinations is the famous Café Du Monde. Located just off of Jackson Square, this monumental outdoor café serves the iconic beignets and café au lait that locals and visitors just canât resist. And there is always a musician playing the guitar or saxophone nearby. Other iconic New Orleans dishes are available at multiple...
One of the most popular attractions at the Market is the fresh and delicious Farmers Market Pavilion. Visitors come from near and far come to visit this pavilion, full of local produce and specialty foods with worldly inspiration. The Pavilion is open daily and includes full service eateries for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as unique drink,...
In addition to the daily offerings at the pavilion, the Farmers Market also hosts special fresh food markets on Wednesdays and Sundays, bringing in the finest vendors in region with everything from seasonal vegetables to homegrown spices. So whether youâre looking for an exotic fruit or some famous New Orleans pralines to take back home, youâll fin...
The Farmers Market even hosts a special festival every year for the spring harvest of the Creole tomato. The Creole Tomato Festival is free and open to the public to enjoy an endless amount of fresh picked tomatoes and tomato based dishes that are unique to the New Orleans area.
Amidst the kiosks and endless strands of fresh food concoctions, the French Market showcases over fifty local artists and craftsmen. From printmaking to scrubs and lotions, the Market has a unique array of both local and worldly artists who sell their carefully crafted works that each represent the unique and authentic culture of New Orleans. And n...
Located just parallel to the Mississippi River and right off Jackson Square, the French Market is within walking distance of any location in the French Quarter. You can take the St. Charles streetcar from Uptown, or the Canal St. streetcar from Mid-City and get off at Canal and Carondelet Street to walk a few blocks down to the river. There are als...
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- 1101 N. Peters St, New Orleans, 70116, LA
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French Market. 2,336 reviews. #64 of 587 things to do in New Orleans. Flea & Street Markets. Closed now. 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Write a review. About. Whether you are seeking an authentic Creole meal of Jumbalaya or a romantic candlelit dinner overlooking the Mississippi, this historic market area is for you.
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- Jackson Square and Café du Monde. At one time the market’s commercial function extended to Jackson Square, where the fruit was sold in baskets hanging from the fence the way art is sold today.
- Dutch Alley. Named for Ernest “Dutch” Morial, New Orleans’ first African-American mayor, Dutch Alley extends for a couple of blocks along the quieter side of the French Market.
- Tujague’s - 823 Decatur St. Opened in 1856, Tujague’s is the second oldest restaurant in the city (after Antoine’s, which opened in 1840). Its classic Creole menu complements a small bar space, renowned for containing the oldest standing bar in the country.
- Dutch Alley (Part 2) At the intersection of Decatur and Dumaine, you’ll find Evan’s Creole Candy Factory – one of your numerous choices for trying out a praline.
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French Market Corporation 518 Saint Peter Street, New Orleans, LA 70116 504-636-6400 | info@frenchmarket.org Hours of Operation: Retail Shops 10am–5pm / Farmers Market & Flea Market 10am–6pm
