Markthalle Basel

First of all its location is great, very close to Basel Station. The tram station is just outside. It's a huge hall under the biggest dome in Europe built in 1929. There are food stalls from almost all over the world. Beside there is a wine cellar and a big bar. On certain days in the morning they also sell fresh fruits and vegetables. Its a free seating. After you order your food, they give you a beeper. Meanwhile you can select your seating place. One can also sit on outdoor patio. After going through all stalls, we had our lunch at Goi's Thai Kitchen. The food and service was very good. However our favorite was Schokolade, a great place for deserts. We had Tiramisu and Chocolate cake, very yummy. Different stalls have different timings for opening and closing. Worth visiting...

Wonderful atmosphere! Plenty of seats around the place and very much a family friendly vibe. Plenty of choices for everyone. Burgers, Curries, African, Indonesian food, lots of world choices

10/10 Diverse food options from around the world. A great place to connect with people and enjoy the cuisine you prefer. From Parisian, Korean, and Thai to Italian, it has it all. On weekends, it can get quite busy. No table reservations possible unless it’s a corporate event.

We had such a great lunch here! Tried the zucchini pasta with burrata and it was absolutely delicious – fresh, perfectly balanced flavors and really well made. The atmosphere in the Markthalle is relaxed but lively, and service was quick and friendly. Definitely a spot I’d come back to for authentic, simple but elevated Italian food. 🍝✨

Loved this amazing international indoor food market!! So many different options - Thai, Vietnamese, Ethiopian, Israeli, Italian, Lebanese, etc. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals from Taste of Jerusalem and Vietnamese and would definitely return to this gem in the heart of Basel.

Super authentic Chinese food! Definitely check it out!! (More spicy than you would expect but super authentic spicy!

One of the few places in Basel where you can try different kinds of cuisine around the world. Besides, there are several activities during the week/month: vintage markets, vinyl markets and creative workshops. I would definitely recommend paying a visit here during your stay in Basel.

It’s a nice food court with plenty of options. Asian, Western, South American — you name it. The atmosphere is always lively, and there are also a couple of bars for the evening, so it’s definitely a great choice for both food and drinks.