East End Market in Orlando - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

It's very good, there are several food options, etc.

Fantastic little spot. Shopping, eateries, beer and wine, coffee!!!

Fun place to walk around and get some yummy food. Try a bit of everything!

I love the variety of shops! From shopping to dining, you will definitely find something you like here.

Great atmosphere! Lots of choices

Several shops. Very cute place to visit. We enjoyed the market outside as well.

Cool place with many small restaurants or specialty foods. Great cookies at Gideon's Bakehouse

1st impression is that it's busy here on weekends. Came to get Gideon's cookies (a must!) and walked out with a few sandwiches to take home for lunch from Hinckley's as well. The food hall is nice but dense, so lots of people jams on the ground floor and not a lot of space to maneuver around. Didn't fully explore upstairs, but found a Japanese ice cream shop and restaurants (The Neighbors and Domu). Parking is a challenge, but this concept is meant for the neighborhood, and the parking situation reflects that. We did find some on the lot but went through twice before snagging a spot. There is a mix of covered picnic and café style tables outside, but FL sun and heat are not tolerable during the midday in the summertime. We sat for 20 min and almost died. It was an interesting spot to visit, but very transient, meaning order, wait, go. The total visit was a little under an hour. Sandwiches were ok. Honestly underwhelmed by flavor but not disappointed with portion and quality (Cuban & Pastrami sandwiches). Gideon's is always a treat, but since it's busy on weekends, you don't get the immersive experience like you might have at the Disney Springs location (think tiny old library at Hogwart's with goth appeal). Would be curious to come by on a weekday to see if there's a difference.

Great little market with lots of amazing things to eat... perfect for foodies looking to explore cuisine from locals. Check out the Boxer & Clover BBQ in back corner. Also, eclectic shops to explore. Worth a visit-- no wait to try Gideon's cookies either! (Unlike Disney Springs)

Love this place, and the area is awesome.

Favorite place to go day or night when wanting a little snack, to look at local artists’s latest works, grab a latte from lineage or have dinner at domu. Can’t go wrong when visiting especially with the events they host!

We visited on Saturday mid-morning and had a great time trying a few foods here. The coffee at Lineage was super good and the baristas were kind:) The mochi donut at Dochi was tasty, not crazy sweet. There were several vendors outside too. We had amazing passionfruit lemonade and an egg sandwich! It is a little tight to walk through inside when busy but there are plenty of seats outside with shade.

Great find and quality places here! My acai bowl was amazing!

This place is called Neighbors it's on the second floor.

My husband and I enjoyed the low key vibe of this hidden gem. We tried a few things and enjoyed our visit. Parking is hectic at times.

We tried Wafu at the East End Market and loved it! The staff was friendly and walked us through the menu and the different options. We sampled a few items, which were so good that we finished everything and even came back for more. We even got an ice cream, which we usually don't do. The market was a little crowded on a Friday by 2:00PM, so there were some waiting times to buy anything, this is a good sign.

Always find something amazingly delicious 😋 here

Great place for good food. I was bummed Domu only opened for Dinner. But I will return to try it. Gideon was amazing as usual 😍

This is such a local gem! It’s basically a farmers market indoors. There are small shop stands, local products and little restaurants within East End Market. It’s a great way to support your local community!

The East End Market is an amazing place. There are so many awesome little places to eat and get coffee. I always stop by here a few times whenever I'm in Orlando.

Cool little market with cool eating spots.

This is a cute spot with some good spots to eat. Parking is really tough, especially on weekends. Some of the vendors have questionable employment practices, so make sure you do your research before visiting. But there are some good local vendors in the market too.

My wife and I love this place. Great options on food, drinks and desserts!

Loved visiting the different little shops. The hours were not the same for all the shops which made it difficult to visit them all

Awesome place! From wine and specialty cheeses, Gideon cookies, tea, Wafu desserts, it is a place of delicious wonders. Check out Domu while you're there.

Great place to eat. Food was delicious and the coffee at Lineage was the best coffee ever! I recommend this place 100%

Very eclectic shopping and dining area. Great choices for food, coffee, drink, and shopping. We specifically went here to visit Freehand Goods but also visited Neighbors upstairs. There were several food areas, deli, coffee, and goodies. But we did not try any of them, but they are definitely popular with the local crowd. Would go back to try some of the food if we are in the area again.

East End Market was an absolute joy! The shops are so unique and fun, from giant cookies to taiyaki to mochi donuts to fun vintage finds! It's in a nice location and the community garden outside was lovely. Definitely worth a visit!

Cool collection of craft eats and treats.

It's definitely overpriced for what you get from some of the stands ($15 for an egg sandwich). Was told we needed to check this place out, but I think it's more of a if you happen to be around it kinda place and have money to set on fire. Don't want to rate it lower since I didn't try all the other venders. In terms of food hall type places you get better value from a Crooked Can or a Boxi Park.

Super fun spot to hang out. Out door seating which gets a little warm. Pleanty of variety, with food. We ate at Formage and get the royale, chicken pesto flat bread, and the pig. The royale was the best. Then obviously had to get d Gideons, with the traditional chocolate chip. No lines during lunch on a Thursday.

Nice place for a short break when you’re in this part of Orlando. And then have lunch or later in the day dinner at the Ramen noodle place Domu.

Cute market in Orlando with lots of restaurants and small shops. Reminds me of Bow Market in Somerville, MA. I only had enough stomach room to try Wafu, but a lot of the places I had bookmarked were in this market, so hopefully I'll be back. There's also parking and outdoor seating.

Very cool concept. You can find everything instead of going to the mall. They have great vendors selling craft products, especially hummus

Loved this place!!! Many offerings in just one place.

Nice place with a variety of foods to sample

Awesome vib! Great food and shopping.

Would come here all the time if I lived closer. Seriously delicious food and drinks along with cute little shops.

Amazing little locals nook tucked away on the east side of town. Amazing mix of vendors, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

I love this place! Vegan friendly, fresh juice. They also something for the sweet tooth. Vegan and non-vegan.

The market is a pretty cool place. They don't have many good food options though. The prices are expensive as well. Overall just a good place to walk around in.

Winter Park Biscuit Company rocks!

Great variety of shops for drinks, food , clothing, jewelry and decor

Home of the original Gideon’s Bakehouse and so many other local businesses. Parking is a nightmare, but worth it. If you’re coming for Domu, be prepared to wait for a table; Michelin recognition attracts a crowd.

Such a cozy place with tons of good stores.

It looks better online than it actually is. Very small. It was a non-event.

Came here for 1st time this afternoon. It was somewhat busy. They have some pretty cool looking places in here. We would come back

A nice place for a bite to eat, a place to visit or shops. The East End Market is a neighborhood market and food hall in the Audubon Park Garden District of Orlando, Florida. The Market showcases some of Central Florida’s top food entrepreneurs, makers, artisans & chefs. The two-story structure is home to a dozen merchants, a private event space, an incubator kitchen, offices, retail shops, a cocktail lounge & a world-class ramen restaurant. Parking is 1 small lot adjacent to the building, a small one across the street, and street parking. All that said, parking can be a challenge. I parked down the street and walked about 3 blocks. The Market has many draws like a garden, outdoor seating, several restaurants and shops, and a very relaxed atmosphere. There are 2 floors that can be accessed by stairs or an elevator. I was attending a party at the upstairs Audubon room. It was a very nice place for a small group event. Some of the shops downstairs are very close to each other and seem ike an odd group or an eclectic mix. Overall, it is a nice place if you are visiting the area and want to meet up in a place that probably offers something for everyone in your party.

Stopped in and picked up some artesab meats, cheeses, and hummus. Every one is welcoming and kind. We love East End

Great place but small and very crowded.

Love this place, everything is made with love from our local community

Such a chill place. All sorts of little specialty shops. Don't miss this place.

This is definitely a place you must visit!

My wife and I had lunch. My wife had pulled chicken sandwich, and I had chicken thigh plate with ice tea. Great lunch. East End Market is a great place for food and beverage.

Great collections of shops and places to eat, but it gets crowded and places like Domu are always a challenge to actually get in

This is a nice quaint little market with multiple vendors. The first floor was a little tight and busy. The second floor is a little more open. Tried the ice cream place in the second floor and would not recommend them to anyone.

We had breakfast and coffee.. everything we ordered was phenomenal. I get a laugh at people ordering really good coffee and then requesting milk and other additives ( I wonder if these folks can actually taste the difference since you are mixing it).

Came here for Gideon’s- always the best cookies I’ve ever had. So good!!

Hipsters and strollers. No space. Long lines. No condiments. No bottled water. 2 sandwiches. No drinks. No sides. $45. There's no space to stand inside. There's terrible signage. Terrible parking. I'll never go back.

Quirky and fun place to visit! Plenty of good food, drinks, and places to shop. Parking can be a bit tricky but it’s a great place to spend an afternoon!

Got a smoothie. Prices have gone up, but a delicious treat

A little busy for the small hallways. Great gourmet food options.

Very cool place filled with all kinds of vendors and restaurant pop-ups. A hop skip and a jump from downtown Orlando. This area is very nice and the establishment has a DOMU!! Very impressed

Nice place to visit. Too crowded for us to really see anything or purchase food.

Many different restaurants and other stores. There is a lot of great local stuff to take part in.

Located in the heart of Orlando, East End Market is a culinary oasis that celebrates local artisans and culinary creativity. This bustling marketplace brings together a diverse array of vendors, offering everything from artisanal foods to handcrafted goods. Visitors to East End Market can explore a treasure trove of culinary delights, from freshly baked bread and pastries to gourmet cheeses and specialty coffees. The market's vibrant atmosphere buzzes with energy as patrons sample artisanal chocolates, browse farm-fresh produce, and discover unique gifts from local artisans. One of the highlights of East End Market is its eclectic dining options, ranging from casual eateries to upscale restaurants. Whether you're craving a farm-to-table feast, authentic Vietnamese cuisine, or mouthwatering sushi, East End Market has something to satisfy every palate. Beyond its culinary offerings, East End Market serves as a hub for community gatherings and cultural events. From cooking classes and food festivals to live music performances and art exhibitions, there's always something exciting happening at this dynamic destination. But perhaps the true magic of East End Market lies in its sense of community. Here, locals and visitors alike come together to celebrate the vibrant spirit of Orlando's culinary scene, forging connections and creating memories that last a lifetime. In conclusion, East End Market is more than just a marketplace—it's a culinary destination that captures the essence of Orlando's diverse food culture. Whether you're indulging in delicious dishes, exploring artisanal treasures, or simply soaking in the vibrant atmosphere, a visit to East End Market is an experience to be savored.

Bought a slice of cake at Gideons. Outstanding.

Many unique shops in a marketplace. Gideons is the best.

Great place for date night or family outing. A lot of little businesses here.

This place is one of the reasons I've discovered Audubon Park and eventually moved here. Everything inside is delicious and authentic. From Domu, to Neighbors, to Gideon's, East End Market has everything you need to enjoy a cozy and relaxed day. I am lucky to be walking distance to it as parking is very difficult to find.

Went to the East End Market to specifically get the new Vietnamese coffee with pandan and ube flavored cream foam that was only available at this Dochi location. I got the pandan vietnamese coffee, and it was amazing. I love how friendly and welcoming all of the vendors are. This location is small on the inside, so it gets easily crowded with all of the vendors inside one spot. In addition to that, parking is usually a nightmare to find. I am the personality type that avoids large crowds and parking that makes me anxious. But there are so many good food spots here if that doesn't bother you at all!

This place was great! My friend and I visited Lineage Coffee and Gideons. Despite long lines, the staff kept things moving and were super friendly. The food and drinks were top notch!

So super cool place like little different vendors in there there’s is biscuits and gravy. There’s these incredible cookies that they also have in downtown Disney as juice bar great coffee, coffee shop. I got outside scene upstairs seeing they got Dumo Resturant in there. It was a horrible day to go. It was raining very heavy, but it was packed. There was a line out the door, we had the biscuits and gravy that was delicious and we had a nice cup of coffee. I wanted to get one of the cookies but the line was too long as you can see in those pictures I think on a beautiful day this would be

Love this place!!! My first time there was for Valentine's Day with my Beautifully Wonderful Wife!! We had lunch at The Biscuit Company and it was delicious and we were able to take our food upstairs to The Neighbors Bar and had some drinks for happy hour and then downstairs to Gideon's for some cookies and cake for dessert!!! We will Definitely be going back for many more times!!!!

It’s cute and unique but it has definitely outgrown the venue they have this at

Cool place to grab a bite and eat, especially on a beautiful day!

The vegan and vegetarian options here were amazing and the food was so good!

Gideons, coffee, meats, vintage clothing, and mochi donuts 🍩 What else could you need?! It's a one stop shop!

Quaint, friendly and delicous. Acai bowl from Skyelark and the "OG" from Winter Park Biscuit Co. were tasty.

Awesome time! Great environment. Best cookies, literally...as in not figuratively...best cookies. Great crafts and jewelry shops, ice cream with cones made from scratch. Many local ipa's. Honestly I can't say anything bad about this place, especially since they are open every day unlike many other farmers markets. Must see if your ever near it.

Amazing! Good people and good times.

Great dive to drink yummy drinks and eat delicious foods.

Ok, so we go there for Gideon's cookies. To put it into context, if you go to Disney Springs Gideons has a 3 hour long line to get in. Yup, they're that good. Our last trip to East End Market we had a line, one person in front of us.

One of my favorite go tos for breakfast and coffee. Lineage is amazing - white cold brew is the best. Also like their honey latte. Farm & Haus is delicious but they're closing at the end of Jan, so go to their new location on Park Ave!

I went to buy the Gideons cookies, and I found myself with a variety of stores and restaurants all excellent

I went to Gideon's at East End Market so I wouldn't have to wait as long as I would at Disney Springs. They have excellent cake and cookies. Worth the 3-4 hour wait at Disney Springs but at East End Market I only had to wait 30 minutes. That was on a Sunday. They are definetly worth the wait.

This place is absolutely adorable, I love it here. Great selection of local goods and food. I always get the avocado toast and it's great. This place also has great seating options and an adorable "fleet farm" outside. I will say this place runs on the pricey side though, just keep that in mind

Every single place here has the best places to eat especially Gideon's cookies!!!!

Really cool place. Long line for cookies

Tasty food, great selection, and lots of variety. Terrible parking. As first-time visitors, the signage wasn't clear where to que for Gideon's.

The Place to be - Amazing Food, great shopping location and sometimes just a nice place to hang out

Very unique eateries and things to explore. The whole area is very cool, not to mention the Michelin Star sushi restaurant next door.

Good variety of stores and restaurants. Good vibe.

Is a Lil for everyone, this place is awesome.

I was actually disappointed in the offerings here. Thought I should get there relatively early (around 10 am) as I know good bakeries often sell out early. Wanted to try the Biscuit Co. for breakfast as well as the donut place. Neither were open…who want a breakfast biscuit or donut after 11? One place said they were just getting situated when I asked about the sourdough bread as the sign on counter said “baked today” I was told they ran out first thing yesterday, ok then…left hangrey

Came here to try out the famous Gideons cookies, and I wasn’t disappointed. I tried the following flavors. Original chocolate chip, Triple chocolate chip, cookies & Cream, Penguin butter crunch, Banana Bread chocolate chip, and the Pumpkin bread Chocolate Crumb. Each and every cookie was absolutely amazing but my favorite had to be the Triple Chocolate chip. The mix of semi sweet & dark chocolate chips gave it the perfect balance of bitter sweet for a cookie. Although Gideons was fantastic the other shops in the Market were fun and pleasant to shop in. Filled with great people good food and great sweets.

Cannot say enough good about all the shops here. We love visiting.

Very nice venue with numerous nice shops. Highly recommend.

Let's start of with the pros: I love most of the places in here. Wafu, Dochi, and Gideons are great if you have a sweet tooth. Skybird is a great Acai bowl option for breakfast.and there little shops are very cute, great stuff for gifts! My cons: the parking lot is pretty small and on a busy time it can be super difficult to find parking, I think there's only 2 or 3 handicap spots which also kinda stinks. And the areas inside are pretty small and packed in so again if it gets busy, it's gets a little hard to navigate around in there, especially because Gideons can get a little bit of a long line.

A great market, we were visiting the area and popped in! Very pleasantly surprised! Lots of local producers, Gideon’s bake house and turkeys being smoked outside! Friendly and helpful staff! Plenty of parking and seating outside! ⭐️