3rd St. Market Hall

This place is truly beautiful and modern and full of life. All of Milwaukee and beyond must be here. There’s a huge variety of food from many cultures and so much at each corner and it feels like they all run into each other so it feel like there’s a feeling of connection with all the food and people enjoying them. It’s right across the street from the Fairfield Hotel which is a Marriott property. Parking is on the street only.

What a fantastic place. This place has a lot of activity and a lot of fun things to do. There is food from just about everywhere. All the food looks delicious and smells delicious. The environment is relaxed and family friendly. I even brought my kids here and we had lunch. It was great. My kids played bags and had a blast. Then we had some chicken tenders, smoothies and pasta. What a fun and unique place right in the middle of the city.

This place is a cool place to stop and eat. They have just about every kind of food you could want along with several bars to stop and grab a drink while you eat food from the large choice of vendors. Amazing beer wall to select from.

This place shows Milwaukee’s steady progress to becoming a city’s city. Good food. Good play. Great bar. Awesome atmosphere. The only downside is how harshly they treat any homeless/destitute people trying to get in.

This Market was so neat! Stopped by on our way back to Madison from Milwaukee and we were not disappointed. The food options are plentiful, definitely something for everyone! They had i door games like shuffleboard and cornhole, self serve beer wall, shopping and tons of TV’s. The bar was conveniently placed center of the Market which drew us in to try some signature cocktails(I had the Sin & Citrus)

We had after team event happy hour at this location. Lots of restaurants with different food options. We have play areas for the kids. There are couple of separate play areas for the adults as well. Good place for hang out

this is a really convenient location for food if you're staying at the Hilton Milwaukee attached to the Baird Center. there are many food options, which is great for friends with differing food preferences. we didn't take part in the games, but there's shuffleboard, pinball machines, and Topgolf in there for additional activities. I got the mac and cheese and bottled diet root beer, highly recommend

R O B L O X BIRTHDAY PARTY was EVERYTHING!!! We had a late birthday party for my niece Naomi! We were busy in April with NFL Draft, NBA Playoffs, etc. So I told her well we can always celebrate later so we did in total Roblox theme and 3rd Street Market Hall was PERFECT! They arrived in total style too with 2 limousines, so they were ready to party! Thank you 3rd Street Market Hall for hosting her party via TopGolf Suite! My niece Naomi guest list of 15 turned into nearly 40 kids. We had a party of about 45 total with parents that attended to help out. Omar, Allie & Sam, thank you for the hospitality and coordinating! The kids definitely are still talking about the party 1 month later.

Come for the Happy Hour!! 3-6 M-F, half off Bottle of wines, $3 old fashioned and specials on Wells and taps! One of the best Happy Hours I've found in MKE!! Such a great selection of food and always an opportunity to people watch! It's a perfect combo. My partner and I come here every time we are in MKE... and typically indulge in too many Old Fashiond's...

Rating: 4.6/5 3rd Street Market Hall has such a great vibe! The atmosphere alone makes it worth checking out -- open, lively, and full of good energy. The staff were super friendly and helpful, which made the whole experience even better. There's a ton of food options to choose from, so everyone can find something they like. We went with the wings and the fried mozzarella foot-long. The food was okay -- nothing to really brag about -- but still enjoyable. Overall, I'd definitely recommend coming here, especially if you're looking for a fun spot to hang out, grab a drink, and enjoy the atmosphere. Great place to check out with friends or family!

This is a relatively new (post 2020) built food hall. This is so much bigger, diverse compared to the Public Market. Food options from all sorts of cuisines (though varying levels of authenticity). There is a bar in the center of it all with plenty of TVs. There are also various activities you can do like Top Golf, video game simulators, arcade games. Definitely a must-visit if you are staying downtown.

My husband and I have been to this food hall a handful of times, starting from when it first opened. Since then, this place has exploded with all kinds of activities and food choices! This place is often very packed, but is very family friendly with a kids area that allows parents to have a cocktail and eat "in peace" while little ones play to burn off some energy. The food options are very diverse, insuring there is something for every taste. Topgolf, shuffle board, cornhole and Jenga add some activity after eating and drinking, and trivia is offered on Wednesdays. There are weekday happy hour specials, mimosa towers on Sundays, and so much more offered every day of the week. This place is a very fun way to spend time with friends and family, and vibe is always fun. Another great way to spend a cold winter day. Cards only. No cash. And prices tend to be on the higher side.

Stopped by for lunch on my last day in town. Was able to get some sushi and clam chowder. Both were so good. The place was packed on a Saturday afternoon which meant seating inside wasn't an option in the time I had. So I got my food to go and ate in the car. Not ideal but I did not have a lot of time to wait.

3rd Street Market Hall has many food options, especially great for large parties to avoid craving/diet conflicts. Clean facilities in the beautiful city of Milwaukee. Great for date nights, going out with the girls, or playing some corn-hole. Self serve beers on tap are an awesome touch, great for pairing with whatever you're craving! The "2nd best food hall in the U.S." was well earned.

This place is truly beautiful and modern and full of life. All of Milwaukee and beyond must be here. There's a huge variety of food from many cultures and so much at each corner and it feels like they all run into each other so it feel like there's a feeling of connection with all the food and people enjoying them. It's right across the street from the Fairfield Hotel which is a Marriott property. Parking is on the street only.

You never know what you'll find in Milwaukee. The old plankton house hotel is where general MacArthur is standing.

Fun spot for lunch, dinner & drink meet ups. Bean bags, ping pong , pinball machines. A bunch of food choices to pick from. We had pizza, empanadas, pho, bang mi sandwiches, toasted ravioli, and "the world's largest mozzarella stick". The bar in the middle had so many drink choices

this is a great hang out spot in milwaukee if you're looking for variety of indoor activities like corn hole, some arcade games, kid friendly space, or just to explore their food selections and do some shopping! we tried a few spots and it was an overall great experience. parking can be a bit of a pain--don't forget to get your ticket validated for garage parking for their 3 hours for $3 rate! we forgot to do that and paid $25 cause of 'event parking' they had that day. it was a good time to even people watch because it was pretty busy.

I took a day trip from Chicago to Milwaukee, and 3rd Street Market Hall kept popping up as a local hot spot--now I see why! It's about a 10-minute walk from the Amtrak station, which made it super convenient to get to. The space is beautifully decorated and gives off that warm, Midwestern vibe. I arrived early in the day, so not all the vendors were open yet, but the ones that were had a solid selection. I grabbed a coffee from one of the stands--wish I could remember the name!--but it was a decent, no-frills cup that got the job done. What really stood out to me was how family-friendly the place is. There's a climbing area for kids, an interactive gaming wall, and plenty of open space to roam. If I were a local, I'd definitely bring my kids here for a fun and easy day out. There's a nice mix of food options too--pizza, several boba tea spots, ice cream, donuts, chicken wings--you name it. It was great to see so many families just hanging out, relaxing, and enjoying themselves. I can totally understand why this place was recommended.

I love 3rd Street Market Hall! You can get anything you like there: from pho to pizza by the the slice, wine to the world's largest mozzarella sticks and so much more. It's a great place to take out-of-town visitors when you don't want to make a decision on what to feed them. Admittedly, it often is extremely busy, so don't go expecting a quiet, intimate experience or even an easy time finding a seat. However, I'd say it's still worth it for the variety of local vendors. Some of my favorites are Bebe Zito and Smokin' Jack's BBQ. It's fun to look at the Milwaukee merch that's off to the left from the entrance on 3rd Street. If you like, you also can roam the beautiful building that the market hall is located within while you enjoy a scoop of ice cream. They have bags and shuffleboard to play if you want to turn the outing into one that's more than just a meal or snack.

This is a nice gathering spot for large groups and also families with small children. They have tons of food options and also a few recreational games to play . They also have a full service bar. I will come to this food hall again if I'm ever in the Milwaukee area.

Awesome Lively sporty place that you have to visit. Food court area with lots of games for the young adults, open bars, huge TV screens and all kind of great food with so much of varieties. Such an awesome fun vibe in this place. Another great thing with this place is it's connected with Courtyard so you don't have to step outside in the cold weather and still have tons of great food options. We chose Goodland Greens- got fresh tasty healthy bowls from one side and fresh pressed juice from the other side from the same place. We tried Power Chicken and Med Veggie bowl and it was fresh and awesome ! From the other side of Juice section - we tried Daydream and Unbeetable- both were the best fresh juices ever ! The juice was made right in front of us and it was amazing to see the ingredients put right into the jar and fresh juice !! Overall wonderful experience and the place was so vibrant and cool.. all the big screens around you and the play area! Loved the place !!!

This place is huge and has so many food options! It also had drink options, arcade games, family games like corn hole etc. Lots of different spots to sit and quiet areas. We had Greek food and boba and then explored! There's also an information desk and a map and the worker there was Beth helpful! There was also security there!

This is a really nice food hall and definitely one you should visit if you're in the Milwaukee area! There's tons of options from all over the world, I tried the ice cream from Bebe Zito (really good, got the sampler which was a better value than their scoops) and the mozzarella sticks and Mac combo from Rod and Mak (HUGE mozzarella sticks, very good as well). The prices are high and it's super crowded but the food is good and it's in a very convenient area. There were tons of other places that looked good that we don't get to try this time and also lots of available seating.

This was connected to the hotel so very convenient but also a cool spot. I ended up finding a Kohl's inside and went shopping, then met my colleague for Arepas, then went to the beer wall... all in one building! There were many other food options and games to choose from. We spent hours here just chatting.

This is not a market hall but rather a mall-style food court. This is a destination spot for young folks to hang out with Cornhole, shuffleboard, pinball, and arcade games. Food? The choices for food are very good. I particularly liked Kawa. I did not care for the hot dog place nor the boba place. Rod's Makk & Cheese was pretty good. Service? Depends on the staff at the food stand of your choice. The staff keeping the center clean was very attentive! Ambiance? The music is a bit loud for this 67yo bat to hear my partner but it wasn't obnoxious. The seating was comfy. The place is very clean. I liked being there on a Monday afternoon but I'm sure the nighttime crowd would drive me nuts! Time for another refrain of "Geroff my lawn!"

Food hall itself is pretty cool. The place is worth a trip just to look around. The vendors inside, about 50% are worth visiting. The traditional wings from the wing vendor were fantastic. Skip the pizza and pasta place. Try the Greek vendor. I went back and bought a gyro from there and it was good. Not downtown Chicago good but good. Again, cool place to grab lunch or drinks or take the kids to.

This food hall was connected to our hotel. Easy skywalk. This place is big with many vendors from wings, pizza, arepas, burgers, brisket, fancy hot dogs, sushi and lots of beer and alcohol. We tried to many items and they were all very good. These vendors have a niche and they show it well. Beer wall, pay by ounce, went over too well. Haha. Very cool concept. They have shuffle board and other games including pinball machines and Too Golf Simulators. There was a couple security guards and many staff cleaning. It was safe and a very fun spot !

We stumbled upon 3rd Street Market Hall while waiting for a concert downtown and were so glad we did! There seemed to be a bit of everything here for everyone. It's easily accessible if you are doing other things downtown and people have a variety of food cravings, too. I was impressed with how many options there were for everyone. It has a communal feel, people were sitting at the bar doing work and others were getting together having a night out. There is one bar set up in the middle and then various food options set up like a food court. There are a variety of options to sit and games to play in the mean time. A great place to kill some time before a concert! There is even a self-serve beer tap wall that had a variety of options. The service from the food workers and bartenders were both fantastic. One of my favorite things was a fabric wall you could draw some designs in. Since we were there for a Fall Out Boy concert, everyone was adding Fall Out Boy designs.

It is PACCCKED today! If you aren't already here you will NOT find a table to sit down and eat! The dawg city hot dog place has THEEEEEE BEST PHILLY HANDS DOWN! Get the one that's loaded with the chipotle sauce not the regular one!! The mr. wings is serving up the crunchiest sauced wings!! Hands down best meal this year!

One of Milwaukee's gems! AMAZING food and great bar! Theres also so many activities for all age groups-even families! There's so many great options, the wings place might be the best! I've tried the Mac and cheese, tacos, and shake as well! Hoping to try everything! Great service and ambiance! It's located near the fiserv forum and in the heart of Milwaukee near so many other things!

There's so many eatery's inside! They also have an interactive golf, jenga and cornhole. Multiple places to have different varieties of food.

We love 3rd Street Market Hall! When we visit Milwaukee, we always stay at the Marriott next to the 3rd Street Market Hall. It's awesome being able to take a short walk from our hotel to grab a snack a meal or a sweet treat. We have enjoyed watching whatever sporting event may be going on while having a snack and playing some bags. I think we have tried almost every "restaurant" with no disappointments. Service is always great! We will be back!

This place is truly so awesome! The aesthetic is really cool and all the different food options are great! Everywhere seemed to have good service that I saw and when I ordered I got my food so fast and the staff were so friendly. They even gave me extra sauce for free!

I always forget about the 3rd Street Market Hall and I can never understand why! Its such a large and clean space with so much to offer from shuffleboard, bags, topgolf sims, whiskey tastings, etc...theres also a bar and a giant tap wall (so cool!). I've had a few different vendors here and some are amazing, others weren't my cup of tea but there is something for everyone! So glad this place is going strong and they revitalized the building!

Wow, this used to be a depressing/dumpy failing mall, now I return several years later and it's a major revived food hall/event space with peripheral stores and condos! What an amazing reuse, there are a lot of fun restaurants and associated shops. Not too busy when I was there but it looks like it could be a lot of fun with friends and public in a good mood, lot of hangout space and ample parking around back.

It's a neat little place, kind of like a second Public Market. The bartenders are friendly and the drinks selection is decent. We usually go here for work "meetings" on Fridays. And of course they have all kinds of food places and game stations and all kinds of stuff. It's fun.

I was pleasantly surprised with this food hall. I think it was laid out well, had great options with variety and lots of entertainment outside of food too. I had a great experience, it wasn't too bad to find table and parking on a Saturday either. I will be returning at some point I'm sure!

I was late to the proverbial party with 3rd St but it's a great place, especially for a group. Free games (Jenga, bags), play areas for kids, plenty of tables and private party spaces. There just about anything you'd want to eat or drink, and all of it can be ordered online with a text when it's ready. Two thumbs up!

This food hall is so much fun!! Lots of food options including a wine shop that serves organic wine. We tried the chicken flautas which were delicious! Great spot to visit if you want a variety of foods and drinks to try!

Kinda cool place, but packed the two times that we went there. We tried a few different eateries within the space. There are a bunch, so generally you'd be able to find something for even finicky eaters. It's right in the heart of the city, so there are no real bargains, but the food was generally good.

This is such a fun place. Its a big place but still so full of people. You need to grabe tables and chairs as soon as you get here if you are planning on staying. It also has different areas with different games. Sooo many different places to try. I tried the taco place Kompali. I made a mistake of putting too much spicy sauce and i couldnt really taste my food. One thing i know their Horchata is really good. It was so good i bought a 2nd cup lol. Oh did i mention they have their own self serve beer wall and you have options that you can try! Pretty cool! But will definitely have to go back and try some of the other food places. Happy Eating!

3rd Street Market Hall is bursting with great eateries, fun activities, and cocktails to boot. I've been here on a few occasions. Early on it was brimming with potential not yet realized. Now, it's really beginning to reach that potential. There are QR codes on all the tables where you can order from any eatery (or combination of eateries) and wait for notification that your food is ready. If you're wanting to do more than nibble and drink, check out the gaming lounge, Top Golf, shuffleboard, giant Jenga, or play one of the yard games set up on the turf. The eateries are varied so there's something for everyone. The bar has decent cocktails in addition to beer and wine. Strange Town Bottle Shop is there for the wine lovers among us. Wanting to stop by just for a dessert bite? Mr. Dye's Pies is in the house (best pie in Milwaukee, IMO!). Get to it!

#2 in the the US? It's just an indoor food court but there is a bar and a place to get beer self serve. Food is not chain places and there is variety. I went for pork carnitas and it was a huge (3 portions at least) hunk of braised pork shoulder. Sorry, carnitas are slow cooked but then cooked again to be crispy. It was ok. But for a market hall I expect to find local crafts and food and beverage and even fresh food as in a 'market'! I must just be spoiled by the SF Ferry Building and Oxbox Market in Napa or Faneuil hall in Boston or this awesome little place I found in Atlanta. It's fine, just nothing special.

Pretty cool food hall in the middle of downtown. So many food options and they all looked great. Wide variety. Several games and activities to keep the kids busy while mom and dad can enjoy the pay as you go beer wall. I tried the Pho for the first time and it was awesome! Just wish they had a place like this around home!

I stopped by (finally after hearing so much about this place) to meet up with a friend before a concert. I don't know what I excepted but certainly not this much in one place. I had fun wandering around, seeing what was available to eat and drink, and just getting my bearings. It was quite busy for a weeknight so it also made for a unique people watching experience. A bit noisy given the large space it is, but I managed to still carry on a conversation with my friend. Being a bit craft beer nerdish, my friend and I were mainly interested in the City Fountain. It is a serve yourself tap beer vendor. If you've ever wanted to pour your own beer, I guess here is your chance. Everything on tap appeared to be local or Wisconsin based. A decent variety of beers available for trying out. I need to return and explore other spots to get some food. There appeared to be a number of vendors to check out and another (regular) bar. Worth a visit!

Fun market place. There are so many options on food, drinks or even games/shopping. The staff was friendly. Went on a Saturday afternoon, it was busy, but not too loud. It was very clean and very cute. Highly recommend it!

This is a very cool spot. I love that they're able to bring so many local businesses together in one area and create a really fun place for friends and families to meet up, find different eats to enjoy together and there's also a lot of entertainment options. There really is a little something for everyone and the fact that it is walking distance from nearby hotels and there's an attached parking garage makes it even easier to visit. There were so many seating choices, bar areas with televisions, areas where you can play videos games and more. My friends and I loved exploring it. I was really excited while walking around looking at all the food options, but when it came down to settling on what to choose I started noticing the prices were a bit more than what I expected. I'm from California, so I'm no stranger to expensive entrees but when I can get things even cheaper at home than in the Midwest it's a little hard to wrap my head around. We ended up finding a few things to try and our experiences were good ones. If you are hanging out with people who all have different food preferences this is an awesome choice.

A bit loud, but a great options for any budget. We grabbed slices of pizza and it was super delicious. Hard to make a choice honestly, I wanted to try it all!!

Lots of diverse food options. We tried Venezuelan arepas, wings and donuts for a sweet treat. Wide open seating area, and an area for video games which was really cool. There are some shopping stores that I didn't really explore, but overall looks like a cool place to hang with family + friends.

Wow. I love this food hall. They have around 12 places to eat that have different types of food. From ribs to chicken to pizza to empanadas to smoothies to sushi to my favorite...the wings. The list goes on and on. We ate here a few times just because the food is that good. We shared a pizza from Paper Plane Pizza. Delicious. They use very high quality ingredients. The pizza is just like what you will find in Italy. Mr. Wings actually has the best Wings I have ever eaten. They make their own OG sauce which is buffalo. It is incredible. The Wings are meaty. Not wimpy. The fries are good but not my favorite. I don't love crinkled fries but more than that, the flavor is a little bland. Everything is served hot. I believe they undercharge for the quality of food they sell. I cannot say that about many places. Especially nowadays. This 3rd Street Marketplace is only two years old. Everything is clean. They have many employees who make sure of that and they are friendly. If I lived here, I would eat here at least once per week.

Came here while spending the weekend in Milwaukee. It is a crowded venue, but there are a lot of tables upstairs to enjoy the goodies you can purchase from various vendors. We had smoothies from Aladdin's taste of the east, panini's from Foltz family market, purchase some spices from the spice house, which is always a favorite, and sampled from other places. The Paninis were so big one person could not finish it. And they were delicious! The smoothies hit the spot. It was nice eating upstairs and having lots of room to spread out. Next time we're in the Milwaukee area we will definitely stop here. I just love how it's such a vibrant area!

Wow. Seriously this place is out of control awesome. If I had known about it sooner I may have hit it up everyday on my vacation. Literally there is enough there for me to try stuff and be entertained for at least two week and maybe a whole Month. I am not exaggerating people there is so much!! Also real quick it's connected to the best kohls I ever ever been in also!! IJS. They are also building other things like a hall were you can have parties maybe even like a wedding reception. Yet back to what we did today. I had some bbq. Quite tasty. But there was like 15 other food choice places in there offering food, sweets, drinks you name it , you could probably find it. Then there were all sorts of slots for green game play. Shuttle ball, corn hole, toddler playgrounds, super Mario bros, pinball Machines , ping pong , and then there was virtual reality golf and zombie dodge ball. Yes, that is what I said Zombie Dodge ball it's cost money but it's worth it. You rent the space and you whole family can go I there with you and there food. Up to 8 people can play for how ever long you rent the space. So my tip would be to rent the space before you go. We got lucky for a 30 min slot but could have played so much more if we knew and had booked ahead of time Can't wait to go back next year!!

4.5/5: 3rd Street Market Hall is a hustle and bustle of locals- a very stimulated experience with colors, activities, and at one point, you turn a corner and there's a Sephora and Kohl's?? I decided to stop by for Kawa Ramen and Sushi and almost treated myself to two rolls of sushi, but opted for their veggie fried rice with egg. It was heavily wrapped with soy sauce, hints of chili sauce, but a smoky touch to it since it was all fried. The added eggs were nice crunch to the meal. I would've preferred a few more veggies in the dish since the dish had been sauced up and the veggies could've soaked up a bit more. VIBE: You could pretty much sit yourself anywhere and have a conversation with any random person. It's a nice space to plop down and strike a chat with whoever you're with or anyone there. SERVICE: Kawa Ramen + Sushi was accommodating to dietary restrictions, respectfully relaying to the cook that there was a nut/sesame seed allergy. Overall, pretty solid experience at the 3rd Street Market Hall and particularly, Kawa Ramen and Sushi. Also, shoutout to the pie place there, Mr. Dye's Pies. If I wasn't full, I would've treated myself to a slice, but definitely a popular vendor at this location and would come back to try.

This place was awesome. I am in town on business, for one night only, and I saw it was within walking distance from my hotel, actually only a few blocks away, so I decided to stop by here for lunch today. I already knew from Google Maps that I wanted arepas for lunch, but if you stop by the food hall and you're undecided, you're in luck - there are tons of options. I saw everything from sushi to pizza to tacos to burgers, and more. I went to Anytime Arepas and they also had empanadas. I also stopped at another place for bubble tea afterwards, although sadly the tea wasn't that great. It looks like they're in the midst of putting in a brew pub, or a brewery stall, as well. I think the rest of my meals are covered by the conference I'm attending so I'm glad I ventured out and tried this place! Very interesting place and cool idea.

Took a weekend trip to Milwaukee and had an amazing time. It truly reminds me of a mini Chicago. We decided to eat at 3rd street market. They had a ton of different restaurants with food, drinks, and smoothies options to choose from. We ordered a teriyaki salmon bowl from Kawa Sushi and it was delicious! We also order a Dragon Roll to share. The dragon roll was a bit dry in my opinion but my bf said he liked it. We got drinks from the bar and they were strongg and delicious. This place has so much to offer! They had bean bag toss/play area, electronic top golf, and some light shopping. The trip from Chicago was only 1 1/2 so we are excited for our next visit/weekend trip.

Still a fun place to hang out! Lots going on, live music, makers market and more. New places have been added to include more cuisines and tasty food! When we stopped by recently the menu for the bar has been updated. It's on a nicer single laminated(?) type of paper that makes it a little more durable for being passed around and through drinks. The menu was also updated to include some seasonal drink options! We were served shortly after we got seated and our drinks were only a couple minutes after that!