The Little Grand Market

Decided to dine here on a busy Saturday night during an Ohio state football game, we were not disappointed. The atmosphere was lively but not too busy or loud where we felt uncomfortable. All the vendors looked absolutely delicious and the prices weren’t outrages for a food hall. We ended up ordering from three separate stalls, Los Agavez, Pablo’s Havana Cafe and Seoul Food on the Go. Everything was delicious! We highly recommend the Cuban sandwich from Pablo’s! We didn’t end up getting anything from the bar area as we were there for a short time but they had great options for adult beverages and something for everyone to enjoy. We definitely recommend trying this place out if you’re in the area. The outdoor seating area was a nice touch as well.

Cool to see Columbus get a food market like The Little Grand Market. It’s such a cute spot with some interesting places inside. I think they could diversify it a bit more and add some permanent spaces for local artisans and entrepreneurs to sell their goods. I know they have pop-ups on Saturdays, but it would be nice to see that year-round. For the summer, especially on a Sunday, it would be great to have more entertainment throughout the day. The location is fantastic, and I think they could really make it even more of a go-to spot with a little extra variety and activity. That said, the places that are there are solid. I stopped by the Mexican, Vietnamese, and Italian spots for a snack and all were good. Also grabbed something from the cookie place and it was delicious. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area.

We were expecting more based upon the reviews. It’s basically a loud food court. On the positive side, the choices are not the typical chain restaurants. I tried the Cuban place which was mediocre. The Mexican was ok, but we wouldn’t repeat either. We had a mixed experience at the bar. The first bartender was border line rude, but we finished the night with a much nicer guy and some perfectly made Old Fashioneds.

Fabulous place to hang with people. Lots of TV's, noise, food choices from vendors and types of seating arrangements. Markets are popular and fast paced. Parking you have to find around the building. Loved my food bowl. Cookies we took home, yum!!!

Very cool spot. Apartments, food court, and free hangout area. Great spot for a farmers market too, but it would struggle to compete with the other big markets nearby.

Went here as part of the Food Hall Toyr with Columbus Food Adventures. Had the best Cuban I've ever had from Pablo's Havana Kitchen. The scent from the roast pork was sooooo lovely. Frascati served a sandwich on foccacia which was quite good. Last, we were served a flaky "donut" type treat from Lan Viet. Beautiful surroundings! And The Little Grand hostess gave the group complimentary t-shirts. It was a great way to end our tour!

This place had such a cool vibe, it's a very nice place to hangout or chill. There are really good options for food and the bar had good drink options too. We went on a weekday, the place was not crowded. We had great birria tacos and loaded fries. The patio space was also so nice.

Great food and atmosphere. The food was so good that I forgot to take pictures! But we purchased from “Just Chicken”, “Los Agaves”, “Seoul Food” and “Taesty’s” and the food did not disappoint! Great place to visit with teens!

Had the spicy salami. I didn't think it was very good. I really had to force myself to eat all of it. Bread seemed almost moist tasting. Very doubtful I'd get it again.

I'm not a fan of food halls. I love the concept, but the execution usually leaves me cold. Plus I'm not a big fan of Grandview. I'm not hip enough, I guess. Coming into the parking lot for this, I wasn't sure I was in the right place. All you see is the back of the building, the trash cans, the loading dock. The entrance to the market is not at all obvious. If you get close and can see over the top of the cars, there are a couple of small signs pointing out the entrance. But a black door set in black brick, just like all the other entries, with no signage overhead, does not seem like a place you want to go into. Still, I found it. And inside it was much nicer. Wood and glass and metal, big open spaces. A bar area, and a café and cocktail area that was off to the side and cozier and quieter. A big dining area by the bar, surrounded by the vendors. Lots of very appealing food options. Lots of varied seating options. A bit hard to find trash cans when I was done eating; there is one over by the soda fountain. I'm a bit grumbly, but I would come back. There is good stuff here, and the experience was pleasant enough.

Budd diary, east market, north market & north market Bridge Park are hands down better food hall options than the little grand market. Cons: columbus parking app signage everywhere indoor space relatively small making it VERY LOUD when crowded (i.e. weekends) Food stall selections are limited (2 different vietnamese vendors are side by side!) Situated among several industrial looking apartment buildings and businessess The vietnamese, chicken and Cuban stalls were just OK tasting PRO Parking with app is free for first 90 minutes Good for family and kids nearby. Quick, relatively inexpensive and easy Kiddie playground is fun Outdoor seating is good, but no good views and no trash recepticals! (Porter comes by with cart to pick up trash. ) Only if you lived in the apartments or very nearby would it be worth coming here. IMO

Came by twice actually! The first time I didn't realize they had parking at the back. I parked in a lot across the street that wasn't free :/ The parking behind the building is free though! I did check in on the ParkMobile app just in case since it did say it was up to an hour and a half that was free. I didn't want to stay past that and pay. Some reviews mentioned that you need to check in on ParkMobile or else you'll get ticketed. Not sure how true that is or not. The first time I went, my friend and I tried the Italian vendor, Frascati Market. I tried the Spicy Salami sandwich. It got a bit salty after a while but the bread was fantastic! Really nicely seasoned and a good texture. My friend got the Caesar salad and added chicken to it. She thought it was good but kinda pricey for the portion size. I came back again on a Monday and it wasn't as busy. My friend and I both tried los agavez taqueria, also a food truck. I had my eye on trying them over in Clintonville but was excited to see them here. The birria tacos were good. 3 tacos were a good amount for me but you can also do 4. My friend tried the vegetarian burrito and really liked it. It's not just rice and beans. They actually put a lot of vegetables in it. I also got an horchata while my friend got Mexican Coke. Definitely refreshing and helped cut the salt! We also tried the cookie vendor. They had sold out on some of the flavors, so we opted for a classic chocolate chip cookie. Soft! And every bite was chocolatey but not overly sweet which was perfect. I love a crunchy exterior with a soft interior but these aren't bad! Mostly a soft cookie. My friend and I shared it. A bit too much to eat one on my own. Overall, this place is not bad. I guess the city now has food halls in all 4 corners. It appeals more so to people who live in the area. You see working professionals and lots of families too. I can see them getting pretty busy on weekends. They do have bathrooms here as well as outdoor seating and a bar area. It's smaller than the other food halls.

I went here with a friend and we have a nice time. I love the vibe of little grand market, it is very cute and has a lovely outdoor area. It's clean and has a nice selection of food. I went to Just Chicken. I have seen them at Budd Diary and The East Market but have never stopped there. It was very good and very flavorful. The people working were very nice. I got the Wine Not? Cocktail at the bar and it was tasty but it was SO TINY. It was not worth the $14 at all for the size I got. But other than that I had a great time and great food.

This place is a whole little vibe. Very cute outdoor seating and a lot of different indoor seating. So many food options to accommodate any mood you might be in. There are so many screens, I can only imagine how much fun a watch party would be! There is a very cool option to order from your phone as well!

We've really been enjoying checking out all of the food halls that have been popping up around town. It's great to have multiple food options available in one place, and The Little Grand is no exception. There are ten tasty options available in a great space. The inside has a lot of light, thanks to the many windows, and the large bar is situated towards the middle of the space. The place was absolutely hopping when we came by, so it's great that they offer a really nice outdoor seating space for when the weather warms up - it sure seems like they can use it! The little sun mascot is a cute touch too. Current food options include a nice range of options - Cuban, Vietnamese, Mexican, Korean, Italian, Southern, a chicken joint, a pizza joint, and giant delicious cookies. It was also great to see some where familiar faces from food trucks and farmers markets around town. We enjoyed checking out For the Love of Dough (cookies), Pablo's Havana Cafe (Cuban), and Taesty's (Southern) on our first visit, but already have some thoughts in mind for what to check out next time! Nearby parking is available, though you'll want to check signage to see which options have fees.

Over the weekend, we went to The Little Grand Market in Grandview (my first time, Dan's second), and were impressed with the vibrancy and its buzzy atmosphere. I found it quite charming, being smaller than the other food halls in town, and appreciated the variety of offerings. After studying the menus, we circled back to Frascati, the Italian sandwich shop, for a mortadella ciabatta sandwich and Caesar salad. The sandwich was great, with a touch of nice pesto, but the Caesar dressing was way too garlicky. It also had grated egg yolk on it, which is different from a typical Caesar and added a nice flavor to the salad Frascati Market is super cute, carrying a variety of Italian products, including cookbooks, olive oil, and specialty sweets. The service was fast and friendly at the food stall and also when we had a drink at the bar. Overall, a very nice experience. We're looking forward to a repeat visit to try the Korean Seoul Food stall. As for parking, the nearby garage is free, but you have to pay via app to park on the street or in the surface lot.

So many different options to choose from here. Nice an open, brightly lit. Plea ty of comfy places to sit. Or you can opt for a table if you want to be traditional. Once you order your food is served fast. No waiting here.

This newest food hall to join Columbus has potential. The outside patio area is big with seating spread out, a few fire pits for the cooler nights, and free parking. Inside, food stalls flank one wall of the rectangular space and the bar is on the opposite side. Several tables fill up the middle. The glass ceiling is absolutely fantastic, as it helps drowned out the fall/winter blues and lets in as much light as possible. While I love the giant industrial long-blade fans in the open area, it was a bit cool in the space when I walked in; I'm sure that changes if the place fills with people, but it was somewhat on the chilly side. TVs were placed high on adjacent ends of the space perpendicular to the parallel food stalls and bar. I'll admit I do wish there were more new food options that aren't established food trucks around town, but that's a personal preference, so take it with a grain of salt. There obviously aren't as many stalls as, say, North Market downtown too, but that's to be expected due to the vastly different demographics of the two locations; this food hall screams neighborhood hangout, wh I'm sure this place will be a happening space in two weeks for OSU's first CFB playoff game!

Such a cozy cool place with many food options. Great for groups, and casual in nature. Order system is unique as you can sit anywhere and order from the MANY options via QR code.

Discovered this cool little spot for food, drinks and fun located in the Grandview area. The Little Grand is spot to draw a crowd similar to the bridge park area up north. You'll recognize a couple of the same food vendors that are located at the North Market locations but there are also a couple of food vendors that have only been food trucks. The vibe is fun. There is a small food court area and a large bar for cocktails. Outside there are lounge chairs and fire pit and grassy area for corn hole and games. I bet this place is packed on pretty evening. I was told there is a farmers market out front on Saturdays. This new spot has caught my attention. I'll have to come check it out one evening when I can enjoy all the fun.

What's not to like? A wide array of food choices and a full bar. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. There is parking all around the place. Like other food halls, you can grab a drink first, or a seat. I prefer to sit at the bar, order a drink and use the bar code to find food. You can pay on the app and they'll give you a pick up time. There's outdoor fun for the kids, and I saw plenty of families enjoying the nice weather last Friday.

This is a cool spot!! I love the high ceilings that are skylights so the whole place is bright during the day. There are garage doors that will be amazing when the weather is warm enough to open them. The inside has an eclectic mix of food spots like southern, pizza, cookies, fried chicken, Vietnamese, Korean, and Cuban. It's open seating and was very crowded! There is a big bar at the center of the market and they have craft beer, cocktails, and wine. The open space outside has fire pits and a large area to eat and drink too.

I've been to Little Grand Market twice now and I could not be more thrilled to have such a cute food hall with so many options and a great ambiance. The open concept is gorgeous with a huge outdoor patio and lawn. Every person at every food stall is super kind and passionate about their different cuisines they offer. You really can go wrong with any of the food options. We tried multiple and we loved the birria tacos from Los Agavez and the cookies from For the Love of Dough. The chicken salad from Just Chicken was also sooo tasty and special mention for the pho at Lan Viet. Such a fabulous spot for friends and family or even a cute date. They've got some great bars so definitely check this spot out!

Little Grand is such a fun addition to this part of town. It has the energy of Budd Dairy but with plenty of parking. There is a beautiful outdoor courtyard area with lots of seating and I love how the indoor space gets lots of sunlight. Right now, there are 10 different food vendors open and perhaps more to come? Only negative is that the bar and the dining hall could have been twice as big to accommodate the amount of people coming through. Appears to be very popular already and I am so glad to have this nearby.

Love this place! Perfect to meet up with friends and grab a drink or food. They have a variety of food options and sweets too. The drink menu has everything, wine, beer, and mixed drinks too. The bartenders and nice and knowledgeable. It's a cute place with inside and outside seating, they also show football games on the TVs during the season. We watched golf there as well. Beautiful view of the city.

Met a friend for lunch, my first time here. Was surprised how empty it was on a beautiful 70 degree day, Friday in March! Anyway, lots of food options. Worth checking out but probably would not go out of my way. I'm guessing more lively in the evening

Great date night venue! Lots of options. I got the Tampa Cuban from Havana cafe. Salami added to reg Cuban Winning. Bar had great drinks. Happy hour applies on Saturday!! Yay Service was fab! People are happy and helpful

Saturday lunch at The Little Grand! Ordered at Just Chicken & Pablo's Havana Cafe. Pretty busy lunch crowd but comfortable, clean atmosphere. Everything was fantastic, I am excited to come back & try new things

What a great experience I had last night at Little Grand Market. I was invited to the market during their soft opening and was very impressed by my experience. We were greeted right away by the welcoming staff and given some welcome items. I met two very amazing staff members, one (Courtney or Co) who showed us the upstairs event space and the beautiful outside balcony that overlooks the outside space. She was so friendly and explained that as the place opens, they will get more furniture upstairs and make their event space great for any occasion. All the vendors were very friendly and helpful when choosing the right items for my dinner. I ended up getting steak tacos from Los Agavez Taqueria and they were just okay probably didn't order the right thing. My friend got some that were better than mine. They have so many options from For the Love of Dough, Grant's Pizza, Just Chicken (love their loaded fries), Seoul Food on the Go, Pablo's Havana Cafe, Taesty's, Common Rice and Lan Viet and the amazing Frascati Market. I can't wait to go back to this market as everything was so pretty and decorated to perfection. I also was able to get a good cocktail from the bar. Perfect spot for happy hours or group gatherings.

We ate at the Havana Cuban place and it was fantastic! The Dough Boy cookies were also amazing and warm. This place is just a laid back place with several places to choose to eat from and grab a table to chat with friends. It's nice to have the big bar to grab some drinks as well.

Food halls have been popping up like little truffles of late and today, we are at the little grand market which is the latest food hall. True to its name, it is GRAND but not little at all. Giving off bud dairy vibes with its open space, abundance of seating and bright lights, it is a gorgeous place. They have a lot of different stalls with cuisines ranging from American to cuban to vietnamese to Korean and I opted for common rice, a viet rice bowl spot. It is a chipotle style restaurant with fresh ingredients and they are offering a $25 all you can eat option which is gold since a normal bowl with one protein is $13. Definitely check them out!

Beautiful space!! Open, bright and lively new market in Grandview. Variety of food options, nice big bar, lots of seating, beautiful decor. I've tried 3 of the vendors and all were pretty good... I'm excited to try more. Alot of the food is quite pricey, as is common in these foods halls. Bur definitely a lovely new place near my work that I can go grab lunch or a coffee and relax on my lunch break. I'll definitely hit up the events they have on weekends as well sometime soon! Check it out!

Came here to watch the OSU game. It was super fun. Lots of good choices to eat. Just a big food ball with lots of seating and plenty of TV's. We had a large party and ended up outside. It was nice and they had a giant TV to watch the game. Plus they had cornhole and such. You can bring g your dog. And just eat or drink and watch the game. It's is a very fun atmosphere. Basic but plenty of room. I got the noodles at the Vietnamese restaurant. Pretty good. Ok portion. I heard the burgers were just meh. But the fries are good at the Southern place. Over all we had a good time and there is plenty of options to eat and drink and hang out with friends and family.

It was a busy Sunday for a late lunch. We were hungry so we stopped at multiple vendors. The star of our experience was the Waygu burger from Taesty's. Huge and tender. The best value was the Havana Sampler which includes the divine Croquetas de Jamon. The Korean hot dogs were cooked perfectly and each contained gooey melty cheese and were wonderfully warm. The truffle fries were crisp and filling with a spicy sauce. We got cookies for dessert and found them to be doughy and delicious if slightly higher priced for a slightly smaller cookie than some of the other shops in town.

Parking is hit or miss situation. Place was extremely crowded. My Pho and spring roll was very good. The natural light from the outside made great Ambiance.

So I'm very behind on reviews so today I'm taking time to put in some work. This was at Frascati market, we started with the Spicy Salami. This sandwich started with hot Calabrese salami paired with capitol, and a truffle infused honey, and arugula. Everything on this just paired so well great taste with just a small hit of heat. Next up the TJ's Pear and prosciutto just as it sounds but also has Fig jam (was delicious) and on sourdough bread! Sides tired was Caesar salad, kind of basic for me, however the Italian bean salad was so good and definitely shareable. This really hit the spot, I could eat this every time I'm in the area. So lastly price.. it's a bit pricey however definitely worth the try.

Love it and all the food vendors and the bar is great. Love the indoor and outdoor space. Great energy and highly recommend! Great service everywhere. But put the USC game back on please!

Loved it! Went to the spot that has banh mi sandwiches and was super impressed by how well served and delicious they were. If you go here and not from the state, remember to scan the parking thingy and pay for parking so you don't end up with a parking citation! They are at opposite ends of the parking lot

Food was amazing. There are so many great options. Being able to scan a code on the table and order from multiple restaurants was very helpful! The building is nice and there are a lot of different seating options. It was not noisy like I expected.

Ok this place is so convenient for me because I live in the apartments right nearby it. The whole aesthetic is really trendy and cute, however their bar staffing isn't great. I don't love that they serve their cocktails in tiny little plastic punch cups... the food options are great! Definitely would recommend Frascati Market or Los Agavez Taqueria. The Bada Bean Bada Booze is great too, however they don't have a full bar like the other two locations do which kind of sucks in my opinion. I did an OSU game day here which was fun and comfortable, but there were tons of flies inside that day all over the couch we were on. I would recommend giving it a try, my hope is that they continue to improve and grow the place! It's brand new so I'm sure they are trial and erroring things.

Nice place to grab a bite to eat or a drink! We had the loaded fries from Just Chicken and they were delicious- would like to try more of the menu! The market itself was nice, kind of loud and everything echoed so you heard every kid scream- this place definitely is more "family friendly" than other food halls so there were a lot of kids on a Saturday afternoon. It is bright and a good amount of tables and TVs. The bartenders were just okay. Seemed bothered to be working.

Disclaimer...avoid on weekends at all costs. We made the mistake of dropping by Saturday around 6pm, and they just weren't equipped for a crowd. We'll keep coming for the cookies...

This place is great if you are looking for a variety of foods. There is ample seating and space. Very kid friendly. The prices are reasonable. Only downside was it is a little too loud in there to have a nice conversation.

The vibes of this place are immaculate! Truly such a fun place to meet friends and grab a wide variety of foods and drinks! Indoor and outdoor seating. Free and easy parking. If there are fireworks from a clippers game you can see them which was cool! Every staff member we've encountered has been nice and helpful. Clean tables and bathrooms! Family friendly too!

So we went to try out this foodhall for the first time today. Arrived at 1130 and doors were locked, called their number and the recording said it was a non-monitored line? We watched at least 16 other people try to access also with no luck. Ran some errands and tried again at 1245 -still not open. Nothing on the website about being closed or opening late. Not a way to run a business, not going to try again.

It has amazing ambiance and a great outdoor seating area. I usually eat at Lan Viet which is always amazing.

Fun location; lots of varieties of food to choose & every option is yummy, we hit 3 different booths & every person enjoyed their selection

I've been wanting to go here for a while now so when a few friends said they wanted to do happy hour we decided to come here & it did not disappoint! It's a huge place with lots of different food options and plenty of seating. They also have a very nice outside patio / green area where they have cornhole boards and more seating where you can enjoy a drink or some food in the sunshine & fresh air. Their bar offers a variety of different drinks from beers to wine to cocktails, there's an option for everyone. I went on a Thursday and it wasn't too crowded, I didn't have any issues getting waited on. I didn't have time to try any of the food stands so I will definitely be back because they had so many good cuisine options ranging from American to Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, Southern, Cuban and more. This is a perfect place for large gatherings, happy hour, Friday or Saturday night out, etc. They have something for everyone here so you can't go wrong!

The service here sucks. Miserable bartenders who act pissed off when you are ordering a drink. Shut the garage doors right in front of our face as we were several drinks in..two hours before closing time. Has potential to be a great spot but the bartenders seriously hate their lives. I feel bad! The place has good music tho.

Whooaaa, what a freakin' cool place. I've heard all about it but my expectations weren't as high as what they should have been. My girlfriends and I came on a Saturday, early afternoon, to grab a drink and a bite to eat and the place was poppin'. They had college football playing and the vibe was on point for the time of day. I love the extremely diverse food options and the number of vendors. They had everything from pizza and fried chicken to Cuban sandwiches, Vietnamese food, and a small market. Some of the ones I knew were Bada Bean, Lan Viet, Los Agavez, and the cookie spot, For the Love of Dough. This place felt like a community, which I found to be really cool. The drinks I had from their bar were good and my meal from Lan Viet was delicious. I'll definitely be back and with friends!

This place is absolutely amazing! The food options are unmatched, the environment is full of chill but upscale young professionals, and the Little Grand Bar (centrally located in LGM) is an absolute 10/10 vibe. Erin (female) bartender is absolutely incredible in her craft and passion for the drink! The happy hour here is also great! Tons of tvs and sports enthusiasts for the perfect game-day hoorah! The outdoor space is incredible as well, very pet and child friendly as well. 10/10

This is a high quality food hall with many different foods. I went on opening day, and there were hundreds of people there, all to receive free samples from the restaurants. The highlights for me would probably be the southern chicken place, the cuban place, and both asian places. I also tried the cookie/ice cream place, very tasty cookies. There is also an italian sandwich place and a pizza place, I didn't try either, but my dad got a sandwich and liked it. Try it out if you can't decide what to eat. This is a cool food hall to get something new from.

The environment is just what you want out of a food hall! The food options were great, seating inside and out! The service was nice and they let you now your food is ready by text or buzzer. I can't wait to go back!

Very fun place to get a snack and hang out. Lots of free parking, so many food options, and corn hole. Something for everyone!

Super fun food hall. Plenty of parking. Plenty of tables. Airy with a great selection of food.

Awful service, awful value. Visited with a group of 4 on 6/5. Food was as expected, on par with all the other food halls in central Ohio. We ordered 8 drinks total; 4 well rum and diet cokes, 4 well whiskey and ginger ale; 4 before happy hour, 4 after happy hour. Our total bill was $123. The bartender was unable to provide us with an itemized receipt. Based on the bartender's attitude, we were probably lucky to get served at all. Seems expensive for drinks served in plastic cups. Although they close at 9 o'clock, staff put chairs up at all the tables around us beginning at 7:30. A clear sign for us to leave. I tried to call and speak to a manager on 6/6; as there seemed to be no management present during our visit. The outgoing message on the number listed on the website cations against leaving a message, and refers you back to the website for private parties. I reached out on social media with no luck.

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