Plant St. Market

Plant Street Market is such a gem—there’s just so much to love! It offers a wide variety of food options all under one roof, from donuts and cupcakes to gourmet popcorn, Japanese eats, Mexican bites, and even freshly brewed beer. The atmosphere is lively yet laid-back, making it a fun spot to hang out, grab a bite, and explore something new every time.

This is one of my favorite weekend spots. Crooked can brewery has a great selection of beers and their IPAs are so tasty. Also they offer wine. Multiple choices to eat, from pizza, tacos, mac and cheese, sushi, empanadas and multiple dessert options and coffee shop. Great for families.

Great area/ stage for a great band! Amazing! The whole festival was amazing- Winter Gardens spring Festival. See the Hooligans, the Spazmatics and Foreigners Journey. That's what we were there for, but then saw so much more to this festival. Wish we could have seen all of it, but so busy, crowded and lots of fun!

I love the vibe here. Families, couples, friends. Great beer. I got the Hit the Haze—just as good as any foggy IPA I get in Santa Cruz, CA. 5:15 on Sunday and a musician is playing some classic rock. Sigh. The breeze is blowing through the live oak trees, locals have their golf carts parked beneath. Time to slow down and enjoy Central Florida.

Great little spot with lots of options. I love these markets, and the beer is fantastic at the crooked can

In our drives through Florida's hidden places, we found Plant Street Market in the city of Winter Garden. Pleasant environment for all ages but mostly adults. This place had live music, diverse food places, a brewery, and even a butchery. My friend and I got settled at The Crooked Beer brewery at the corner of the market and tasted their pineapple beer, which resembled a cider. Between beers and pleasant conversation, we enjoyed a great evening. If you have not been to this market, you are missing out. It is pet friendly.

You can pick any foods inside pizza, steak, hamburgers, sushi etc and cold beer. Such country vibe.

A perfect place to enjoy with friends. The atmosphere is amazing, and the food is delicious. There are plenty of options for everyone. Definitely a place to come back to!”

Stopped in for the first time (not local) for lunch and to try the brewery. Loved the variety of options. We have similar food halls where we live currently and are thinking out relocating. This is definitely a check in the "yes" Box. Texted all of our friends that we'll be taking them here when they come visit us.

First time visiting since seeing it on tiktok and was overwhelmed to say the least. It is a small area with alot of food/drink options and not enough seating or parking tbh. We visited on a Saturday afternoon and majority of the shops were closed and it was crowded with children and adults. I don't know if I would go back but there was a chocolate/macaroon place and it was delicious!

One of the best food halls I've ever been to. We came here one day to see what all the fuss was about, and let me tell you, there should be more fuss. A huge, beautiful, inviting building only a couple of blocks from the main downtown strip were the nice farmer's market was taking place that day. You enter the beautiful red brick facade, and you instantly get slightly overwhelmed with all of the businesses. And all of the storefronts aren't just counters with signs. They're custom-designed, grandiose, and visually appealing. I was a big fan of the look of this place. I also wouldn't really call this place a food hall. It's much more than that. They have a whole boutique grocery store right there in the middle of the place, they dry age their own meats for goodness sake. So cool. They also have a few more unique things like a little pastry shop, a Michelin Guide Japanese joint, and a whole brewery. This place has it all. So after we went through a demolished the food scene, reviews to come later, we took our food outside to the excellent patio area, found a shady umbrella bench, and listened to a great live musician for a few hours. Heaven. We tried like, five or six different things, didn't even scratch the surface. I was hoping this place wouldn't be cool, since it's so far away from Oviedo, but it ended up being very cool, so drat, I have to go back.

Pros: First of all, the space. This has to be the largest food hall in terms of square footage I've seen in Central Florida. So many small businesses in here, and it didn't actually feel very crammed. The diversity of options was superb. Juice, coffee, a meat market, barbecue, Michelin Guide sushi, even Chicago food, all in the same spot. Something for everyone. The outdoor space is also unparalleled, second only to the Oviedo hall. Great little space to listen to live music and get continued service from the brewery inside. Cons: No real cons that I could think of, maybe that it's about 45 minutes away from my apartment! Tips: Don't limit yourself to many things from one place. Get one thing from each place, and you'll get more variety and have more fun! If you're so starving, get the mac and cheese. That was a huge portion, very intimidating.

Cute market that seems like a great place to hang out with friends. I was there on a Sunday and it was pretty busy. The food came out pretty quickly and was tasty. I will say that the music outside was a little loud for my taste and the speaker was either broken or maybe the music was just too loud for the speaker to handle. I will say the staff was doing an excellent job cleaning and clearing the tables the entire time I was there.

One of the best ways to spend a Saturday afternoon! There are a lot of nice shops in this market! I can spend a full day eating here! One of my favorite spots here is Crooked Can. They're a local brewery with a pretty good selection! One of my favorites beers is the pale wheat "Cloud Chaser". There are a bunch of cool little shops here! If I don't have a beer, I have a dessert tea from the tea shop at the far end. There's an empanada shop that is fairly priced that has delicious empanadas that pair well with any drink. There's something here for everyone!

Still a great little spot for an eclectic mix of eateries and vendors. After getting my haircut just down the road, I like to come here for a treat and perhaps pick up something good for dinner. Today I got empanadas {1 chicken, 1 beef and 1 Cuban which should be interesting) from one spot and apple cider mini donuts from another. I also grabbed a few specialty meat cuts from the Local Butcher. And are-supply of local honey. So far I've r eaten a couple mini donuts and the chicken empanada. Delicious as always. Sorry, did not note the name of the individual shops other than Local Butcher (I started there first at the Winter Park location - nice to find them here).

Lots of good stuff in here. Entrees, pizza, tacos, empanadas, coffee, sushi, fresh meat market, gourmet popcorn... I could go on. And let's not forget the BEER! Nice place to hang out and haven't a bite and a beer.

Awesome vibe. It's a little something for everyone. Lots of seating indoor and outdoors which is a plus. Plenty of random parking areas so you will always have a place to park. The food hall is amazing and I loved trying a little bit of everything. Everyone was very friendly and it was much appreciated at how clean this place is considering the turn around time is super busy.

My cousin lives near here and when she described this place I said...that's my kind of joint! Crooked can, bbq, crooked can! Started out with the double hazy, had a slab of brisket from little piggy, and finished up with the other hazy on the menu...all were good! Ambiance is good hall street market, service was at the counter, and prices were slightly above expectation... With so much more to try I'll pop back into this joint when I'm back in town.

There was many food options. The food was good. I would recommend this place when on the way to Disney or when your in the area! The service was good. There was a wide choice of food options.

A two hour drive from Jacksonville decided for a break, and it was lunch time. Stopped by Plant St Market for a beer and some food. They have donuts, sushi, pizza, subs, ceviche, Boba tea, deli, meat market, and beer. We decided on the Kitchen sink pizza from Michael Ali pizza and a few beers from Crooked can. This place is amazing. It's settled in a neighborhood area. Locals can walk, ride to the place. Eating area inside and outside. The weather was perfect for outside. This is an excellent place to stop by and check out all the vendors have to offer.

As far as food halls go, this is one of the better one, which unfortunately also means crowds. Parking can be a PITA and I'm not talking about gyros. I've only been there on weekends as Winter Garden is on the other side of the city for me, but once I'm in and seated, I'm good. The one end of the Market has the Crooked Can Brewery, which has a wide selection of beers that never seem to stop flowing. As you walk towards the other end, you'll pass many food places slinging pizza, wings, barbecue, macaroni and cheese, ice cream, empanadas and other places as well. There are tables inside but it seems there are a lot more outside on the patio and at the far end from the Brewery. Ok, it's not that far. It's pretty close to the Winter Garden Farmers Market so you can make a day out of shopping, eating and drinking, which to me, is a perfect day. It's also close to the West Orange trail so if you're like Freddie Mercury and Like to Ride Your Bicycle, you can swing on by like the Champion of the World you are. The trail is also good for walking so walk those boots over to the market as well. They used to have a place serving plant based options, but on my Feb 2022 visit, it looked like that place was closed. I remember having a big ass pile of nachos. (Some of the pictures may be from that place that's closed). Maybe something new will open it its place. Vegan Hot Chicken Muffuletta Club Tacos please! Will I return? Heck yea! It's an awesome place even with some of the annoyances in the logistical activities of parking and finding a seat, it's worth a visit.

Such a nice experience! Loved walking around the market and looking at all vendors. Unfortunately I wasn't able to stop and enjoy an item from every vendor -- but that's definitely an incentive for me to come again.. which I most definitely will! The cons were that everything seemed to be expensive (I guess location?) and the space itself was quite small for how busy and crowded it can be. Seating was limited too. The food I was able to taste was good though!

Our first time visiting here was a nice experience. A lot of different restaurants to choose from. We got a pizza and it was really good. I also got some macaroons before I left which were also delicious, there were soooo many flavors! I want to go back and try them all. We definitely plan on going back and trying out the other things they have there. I just wish they had more seating. Took us a little bit to find somewhere to sit. We went on the weekend and it was packed! Thankfully parking is easy.

I can't say enough about the food options at Plant Street market. There's an on-site craft beer brewer on site, Crooked Can and most any food you could want to pair with your beer within walking distance or on-site. You can pick from BBQ, pizza, wings, tacos, mac & cheese, Japanese, tacos and so much more. Prices for both food and drink are reasonable. There is ample seating both inside and outside along with sufficient parking. The options at this food hall, in my opinion makes it a perfect date spot or a place to grab a pint and meet a friend.

So Food Allergy Foodie hits another fantastic spot to hangout, grab a beer, and sit and dine on some fantastic eats. After popping up on my TikTok feed and as an add on Facebook, I decided to make a trip to Winter Garden. Oh boy!, was I definitely not disappointed- from the tall trees to the homey feeling; the overall eatery has something for everyone. I stopped at Crooked Can brewery and got a Hard Cider. After I toured the rest of the eatery until I've found something to dine on. I stopped at a cute little taco vendor called Hunger Street Tacos. I had the Barbacoa Taco all fresh ingredients and a handmade tortilla- yummy. I also stopped at Antiquiteas and bought some fresh tea and honey of course. I had to stop at David Ramirez chocolatier as well. I've never seen chocolate as spectacular and tasted great as his! I also lastly stopped at Nosh!, which was hand popped popcorn in many flavors! For being my first time here, I am definitely returning to Winter Garden to check out Plant Street Market again and what other hot spots Winter Garden had to offer!

What a nice little market/food hall to come across. We came here on the weekend and as expected it was busy. Parking wasn't too hard to find if you go off into the side street. When you walk into the market place, you are welcomed by a variety of food stores including a brewery out the back. On a nice warm day, you can sit outside and enjoy your food and drinks along with some live music by talented artists. Dog friendly, every second table outside had brought their cute little doggies to enjoy all the good vibes outside.

Cute place to come for food and drinks. You can even grab a beer at the Crooked Can Brewery while watching a game. Lots of different food choices, plenty of seating (both inside and outside), and free parking!

Our favorite date night place! Best beers at Crooked Can and their Barrel Room. So many options to eat and munch! LOVE

Love the variety of vendors this place has... from crafted beers, pulled pork, dessert, coffee, mac, pizza, etc. Super close to shops and being dog friendly is a huge plus!

Such a great option too get out of the heat for a little. Awesome spot to go with friends. Everyone can get something from a different vendor then all share!

This place is an absolute gem! The vibrant atmosphere, diverse food stalls, and artisanal shops make it a must-visit. The cuisine options are fantastic and they also sell unique crafts. Also a great place to take the family. Friendly staff and a welcoming vibe seal the deal. Don't miss this local treasure!

I'd give a 5 on service and a 4 on food. Kinda a mixed bag, tried a few things. first, Jeremiah our server was outstanding, personality plus plus but offerings, black and blue chips ok but swimming in the oil was not good or appetizing to me. There's better ways to serve these, not laying in a pool of oil fish tacos with mahi were well fishy, smelled fishy and tasted ugh, I even went wash My hands but that fish smell was still there. Just a no on that best menu item was the salmon spring rolls, they were absolutely amazing great wines, large selection, prices a little mixed in my mind, what's up with winter garden it's more pricey in some spots and things than NYC? anyway, I'll be back bc nice ambiance and food options with exceptional service

Love this little indoor market in Winter Garden. Plant Street Market has a variety of vendors selling food, drinks, candles, soaps, and other locally made items. It's on one end of downtown Winter Garden. There is a parking lot, and if it fills, its an easy walk from another parking lot across the way. Crooked Can Brewery is here - cheers to that! There is also plenty of food to soak up the alcohol- bbq, pizza, mac and cheese, and even sushi. There is a limited amount of seating inside but there is also some seating outside. Moms (and dads) will be happy to hear that there are high chairs and changing tables in the restroom. Plant Street Market makes an excellent gathering for a group, date night, or any social outing with friends! I can't wait to visit again in the future!

Love Plant St Market. You have a wide variety of food options. Some of the stuff I saw was BBQ, empanadas, ceviche, sandwiches and more. This is the type of place where you order your food and drink and then find a table to enjoy your meal and refreshments. Oh I forgot to mention they also have a brewery there as well. We went and were able to order food and have beer easily, the tables turnover pretty quickly. They have tables inside and outside.

Plant St Market is always a delight to go and explore. From delicious onsite roasted coffee at Axum to bringing home beautifully cut steaks and "gator eggs" from the local butcher, this place as a little something something for everyone. I have yet to eat at EVERY stand but have not been let down by any of the place we have visited here. Axum, the Mac n cheese place, the bbq, the donut place, the butcher have all be top notch with incredible service and people who love their respective craft. It's also a lovely way to support our local businesses. Enjoy live music at Crooked Can or just absorb all the delicious smells of awesomeness. This place is a delight. It can get super busy during peak but either way, packed or empty you'll get great service and meg with smiles.

I have been wanting to explore the downtown historic district of Winter Garden for sometime, so planning a visit to the Plant St. Market provided the opportunity I was looking for. I must admit I wasn't prepared for what was before me - this place is like something that has been frozen in time, the new architecture blends in with the old magically and although the transitions are flawless there's no doubt the city leaders and historic society has gone through great pains to get where they are today. Parking was effortlessly today making the short walk to the Market a breeze, the shady boulevard made the walk enjoyable even with today's weather described as "tropical soup" and the temperatures well into the nineties. Once we walked through the door it was obvious this venue of shops and restaurants are here by design - the eclectic collection of vendors, architecture, decoration and landscaping displays a wide range of historic styles that appropriately reflects the local tradition, local geography and the cultural background of the area. This is a place I would highly recommend you visit I know I definitely plan on returning soon and just as a reminder you may want to bring along a cooler or some means to load up on some very unique offerings that may require refrigeration and trust me it's impossible to taste it all in one visit...

First time in this brewery/market place and it was so nice! Had a lot of different varieties of food and drinks! We would definitely be coming back and trying out some places here!

Plant Street is my fav! I just took my family here for a fun night out and because of all their different eating options it satisfied everyone. (miracle!) There is plenty of outdoor and some indoor seating. During the weekend it is a little difficult to find seating, but possible! So many good options. Pizza, wings, macaroni and cheese, tacos, bbq, sushi- you name it! Downtown WG has also grown so much where if you walk down the street there are so many things you can explore and enjoy.

Tons of foot traffic in the area because they have a brewery on location and a bunch of different food options. The indoor seating is limited, as is the outdoor seating. There's a lot of options for you to discover. The only gluten free option they had was a juice place

There is something for everyone here. Even with social distancing you. An see that's there's a constant flow of traffic during the weekends. The pizza was one of the best you can find in Winter Garden. The Mac and cheese is worth a try! Definitely worth a trip if you are in the area. Lots of family friendly things to do around this market, so you can make it part of a walking tour, specially if you have little ones.

I love this space. I am not sure if this is a covered farmer's market, but I can tell you that good vendors have set up shop here and that many more come periodically. I specially like markets that have good food, and Plant St Market excels at this. Pick up some pizza and chicken wings, some mac n cheese, pastries, coffee, snacks, cookies, etc. And, there are other vendors that sell art, trinkets, soaps, beauty stuff, etc. It's a nice place. For sure one of the best "markets" around Orlando. Worth a visit and a stroll. Oh! Yes, I almost forgot. One of the better craft beer breweries (Crooked Can) sits here, with fresh beer available and ready to go.

Plant Street Market is a great location in the lovely downtown Winter Garden area. The market is home to Crooked Can Brewery where you can get a nice local brew to sip as you walk around and explore the various places inside to eat and shop. The market has a nice variety of places and there's also a large outdoor patio area that's pet friendly so you can bring your furry friend along. The place just has a great overall vibe and though it gets crowded on weekends, it seems to generally be a pretty happy, laid back, and fun crowd of locals. I always include this in my stops anytime I head to Winter Garden to explore downtown. Most recently I brought my family who was visiting from NC. My grandma is currently in a wheelchair and we were able to find a spot on the patio, my mom was able to let her dogs hang out with us, and the locals around us were quick to offer us an extra seat and a spot in the shade to help make my grandma more comfortable. I was so grateful to be able to show my family a cool place along with the kindness of the people in the Orlando area!

Went on a Saturday night and boy oh boy it was packed outside! Other than that it's an awesome area where you can grab a bite to eat and then hang with family or friends outside. Crooked Can Brewery is attached to the market... food and beer what better combo! We tried the brisket dinner with cheese grits and collard greens at This Little Piggy. The meat was juicy and tender! I was expecting a few slices of thin brisket but nope! The slices were thick, it was good amount of food. Parking looked packed when we walked over to Plant St. If you can't find parking I suggest finding parking a little before or after the area and then walk over.

I don't know why it took me so long to review Plant St. Market but needless to say, I've been a fan for a long time. I've been able to eat/drink at Mac'd Out, Morthan Cheese (to try the raclette), Press'd Juices, Jodo Sushi and Crooked Can Brewing. I've also been to a number of Plant St. Market's community events. Orlandoans - don't be intimidated by the drive to Winter Garden! From most areas of Orlando, it's only a 30-ish or so minutes to drive to this market and it's well worth the trip. There's a wealth of offerings and is great place to hang out and enjoy a drink. Located in Downtown Winter Garden, Plant St. Market is in a great location. Their downtown area is also a fun stroll and a great way to spend a beautiful weekend afternoon which I've done plenty of times. I highly recommend visiting and think that it's awesome that Winter Garden is home to this fine establishment.

Fun place to have a drink be it a class of wine or great tasting beer. You can enjoy pizza, wings, Mac & cheese variations, subs, sushi, donuts, macaroons & lots more. You can pick up fresh meats & salads and more to take home to prepare for your own dinner or lunch. The vendors are all great. The staff of servers & busers are very quick with cleaning up & sanitizing. It gets a little crowded on Friday & Saturday but if you are patient a table opens up & since there are some picnic size tables, you can share & still social distance. Good times.

Plant street market is small but really cute. There's a variety of food options including coffee, Mac and cheese and bbq. There's also a chocolatier and a tea shop and what's most impressive ...an oxigen bar! They are adjacent to crooked can brewing so you can grab your food and also have amazing beer! There's an outside sitting area and a lawn space which I'm sure gets utilized for games and events. I had the bbq and it was excellent. The food was delicious and service was quick and friendly.

I have been trying to make my round out here since moving to Florida last year and finally got the chance to go with some family visiting. The brewery crooked can is open later in the night as most vendors close between 7-10 pm. (Some not being open Monday-Wednesday). If you are an introvert like me going on a Monday or Tuesday may be your move as it's less crowded and easily can find a table outside. Must tries are little piggy's Buffalo cauliflower if your vegetarian like me, or if you love meat maybe a kitchen sink pizza? My family really fell in love with the ceviche. No matter who you are bringing young or old or even a furry friend you will find something here for you.

What a fantastic Gems in the middle of Winter Garden. This sweet red brick building holds a heart full of delightful local businesses from a bakery to a brewery and a lot of other places in between. They have a sweet patio that stretches down the side and a "grassy" play area for the kids. Depending on when you arrive it can be quite crowded but the smells and the sounds coming from the building are all so wonderful. The local artisans inside offer up a delightful array of items to shop for that hard to buy for person in your life. One of things I want to stop and indulge in some time is the oxygen bar. There are lots of events here, including Yoga out on the lawn, sponsored through the Crooked Can Brewery. You really just need to check it out!

Plant St Market has such a wide variety of offerings, and it is a very lively place! No matter what you're in the mood for, there are tons of food and beverage offerings to enjoy!

These kind of food halls are popping everywhere these days but Plant St. Market is one of the best. So many delicious food options and then you can grab a beer from Crooked Can Brewery. It gets extremely busy on the weekends and almost impossible to find a seat so get there early.

Who's place is totally cool really great vibe I got everything really cool little kiosks great food great Candice great desserts great beer uncorked is delicious beer much outdoor seating we're cool vibe inside pretty much everything you can think about to eat

This place is simply awesome. Local. Inviting. Fun. With everything from cider beer to sushi to candles, this place offers up a wide variety of options. They have plenty of parking, including an over flow lot. And it's easy to find and get in and out of. Once inside you can grab a beer on tap, including cider beers, and walk around enjoying it while you check out the space. There are a few places to eat, including sushi made fresh and pizza! A chocolate and gelato area make good sweet options. There is a local creations booth offering up Florida tees, arty print, puzzles, books, etc. Definitely a must visit. The honey booth and fresh made dips booth will lure you in with samples that are delectable! Towards the end you'll find a candle shop that you'll want to stop and check out. Note that this shop offers a turn in program where if you buy a candle here they'll refill it at a discount! Overall: A Tons to see and love!

Such a cool place!! Stopped here on my daughter's suggestion to try the Crooked Can brewery. We had no idea about the rest of this fantastic market. After an adult beverage, we made our way down to check out the rest of the vendors & could have stayed all evening! Great hand crafted beer, pizza, sushi, desserts and coffee all under the same roof. The facility is very eye catching as well. And yo top things off, downtown Winter Garden still had the Christmas lights up, so the drive to Plant Street was beautiful.

The convenience, chef-quality cuisine, and local vibe of food halls is what makes them so appealing. Plant St Market screams local, trendy, and all round awesome. You'll find the Sunday brunch crew noshing on some brick oven pizzas or ceviche... Or young urban professional parents sipping on some locally made beer or craft coffee while their kids run around in the astroturf... Neighbors with their freshly picked farmer's market finds perusing more shopping treasures. All these vendors have different hours, but collectively give this place a unique experience. This place is all about community and is a staple place to visit when in Downtown Winter Garden.

I love this place. There is a great mix of food options and the Crooked Can Brewery is right there as well for some fresh beers. On this visit I opted for Mac'd Out - buffalo macaroni and cheese. It was SO delicious and amazing. My husband had a tuna poke bowl (don't know the name of the place since he went to order there) and he said it was amazing. There are tables outside and some inside. We sat outside since there was a larger group of us and the kids went to play in the fenced area with the artificial grass. The location is also dog friendly so lots of fun pups all around. Great place to go hang out, catch up with friends, grab a bit and a drink!

I saw Plant St Market on Yelp and was immediately intrigued! It seemed exactly like some of the markets I've seen out in the Pacific Northwest. The brick exterior and industrial interior is so relaxed. An enticing place to unwind with a beer and a delicious bite to eat. We had already eaten lunch but everything smelled so appetizing! We picked up dessert from Palateria - a handcrafted popsicle. I have my eye on a few dishes and other treats so a return trip to Plant St Market is already in the works!

Fantastic options for food! Great choices from sushi to BBQ to Mac N cheese to coal fired pizza oh and a brewery too! Everything made fresh to order ! The sushi was exceptional!