Halės Market

We visited the market while walking around the area. It is possible to find local food there, but personally we decided not to buy food on site, as the overall presentation and cleanliness did not fully meet our expectations. The prices for fruits and vegetables were similar to regular grocery stores and not cheaper. However, there was a wide selection of homemade sausages and local meat products. Overall, the market was interesting to see, but I have visited other markets that felt cleaner and better organized.

Wonderful authentic place. Great place for raw vegan juices. Fantastic selection of pickled vegetables, local sausages, smoked bacon, natural probiotic juices

Cool place with lots of interesting and tasty food, and you can eat here for a reasonable price. There are many nice little shops with coffee, tea, authentic honey, pork, seafood, plenty of vegetables, and unique local cafés. The only downside is that the toilets are paid. Overall, a very pleasant spot — I recommend it.

Interesting from the outside, but a bit rotten on the inside. The Beigelistei located there is now officially the place that almost poisoned us. I literally couldn’t swallow anything — although, to be fair, the coffee was okay. On the bright side, right at the entrance we discovered an amazing woman preparing fresh fruit and vegetable cocktails. Her drinks were a real lifesaver and honestly the best part of the whole visit. Prices overall are quite high, and it feels like they may depend on your outfit or even the language you speak. Well… it’s a tourist area. Nothing personal. P.S. Imagine that, there is a stand with 3d printed toys 🧸- curtains 🤦🏻‍♀️

Nice market hall to buy local food. I recommend to buy berries and Mushroom there for local ladies. You have also a nice choice of curred meat inside. I enjoyed a lot shopping here, even it s much smaller by the hall in Riga

A manageably-sized market that feels both lively and calm. There’s a lovely simplicity to it, spared of the fanfare of overly touristy markets (spoken by a tourist of course). Around the edges, a ring of small cafés and food counters with straightforward menus. It’s not trying to prove anything, which is exactly what makes it so good.

Indoor market selling fruit, vegetables, meat products, clothes and household goods. There is a number of small food outlets there aswell.

A very small market by any measure. Quaint on the outside but inside and surrounds tends to be chaotic and dirty. Most of the stallholders do not speak English and rather unfriendly overall especially those selling meat products. A few stalls fun by the younger generation were however very friendly and nice. Good for only an hours walk or less.