Saint Roch Market

St. Roch Market is one of the coolest food halls I’ve ever been to. It’s got that perfect mix of historic charm and modern energy, with tons of great food options all under one roof. Whether you’re in the mood for fresh oysters, tacos, Mediterranean, coffee, or cocktails—they’ve got something for everyone. The space itself is super clean, open, and inviting. You can come with friends, family, or even solo and still have a great time. There’s plenty of seating, and it never feels cramped. Everything is beautifully laid out, and the vendors take pride in what they do—you can really taste it. The service was friendly all around. Everyone working the counters was helpful and upbeat, and it felt like they actually cared about the experience. It’s the kind of place you could come back to a few times in one week and still not get bored. If you’re in New Orleans and want a casual but high-quality food experience, this is a five-star spot without question.

I loved this market, they sell different types of food. We ordered Italian which was amazing. We had truffle risotto, truffle handmade fettuccine, bolognese handmade fettuccine and carpaccio, all of them were incredible. Prices are a bit high about $30 for main course.

When you're used to the Sawgrass Mall's food court where people in restaurants are calling you every second in attempt for you to taste a sample of their food, this is quite a nice change of pace. The workers will assist you when you're ready, you don't feel rushed. Sure you the prices are higher but so is the quality of service, food and it's a nice place to relax for lunch. I only got to try one of the places and their chicken sandwich was delightful. Can't wait to go back and try more.

A cool European style place in the heart of Design District - a giant hall where you have a little bit of everything... from coffee and cakes through beers, cocktails, and foods from various regions... You can eat Thai, Mexican, or Italian... the prices are quite reasonable (but I would say you get what you pay for) Nothing extraordinary. On Weekend nights they offer whisky tastings. Atmosphere is very casual. You can enjoy your food sharing one of the tables with some newly met strangers, or you can enjoy the beautiful weather and sit outside. Have tried their Phō soup and tasted whisky... I like that they offer drinking water (infused with lemons and cucumbers) in real glasses - what a relief for the planet... Nice hangout in POSH DD

Very pleasant food hall with a diverse assortment of dining options, along with a bar as the centerpiece. I personally like Saint Roch because it is much more local and less touristy than the other food establishments located around the Design District.

We got an ice cream and a hibiscus tea, the ice cream felt real, no artificial flavor on it. Worth the price.

what a place! such great yummy choices!

The best vegan sandwich

Perfect lunch spot while shopping in the miami Design District! There are several food options from Smashburger to French sandwiches tol asian food to fish tacos and quesadillas to lasagna and Italian food! Chèvre just opened , so we were excited to get our favorite Himmel sandwiches that we normally get through Uber eats, here ! Perfect place if you're with friends who all want something different to eat. It's sort of an upscale cafeteria vibe So you go to whichever restaurant counter you like to order your food , then pick a place to eat whether it's a table a high top or comfortable couch, shoes or boots and they give you a number and will bring you your food!

Ambiance is super nice but pricey! It is located by all the high ends shopping store in the second level. We ordered some sandwiches and forgot to take a picture they had a deal that day BOGO. Then we headed to peruvian side and got some empanadas. We also tried some chicken bowl the rice was uncooked but they made up and gave us chips and guacamole. They have a parking space but you do have to pay. Service is ok it was not that busy when we went. The bar in the middle has charging stations and the food court has wifi if you need it.

Never knew this food hall existed until visiting the design district! They had a great selection of food to choose from whether it was breakfast, coffee, pasta, burgers, whatever you could think of! We tried the smash burgers option and I was a bit disappointed with my chicken wrap. Thought it would be different but it was just 2 large chicken tenders in a wrap with lettuce (bummer). The chicken tenders were good though! We were there right at opening so it took a bit to cook our food, since everyone was just opening up their little areas. It's also a tad bit overpriced but is expected in the design district... it's a cool concept with an open design and a bar right in the middle of it all. Overall, I would come back to try their other options.

We went to Atómica!!! What a nice place , delish, unique and wonderful! The food is out of this world, the service was off the chain!!! Ambience Súper chic and cool!!! You have to try it...you will fall in love with everything in this new spot!!! The chef are really nice people , so accommodating and nice, they make the experience so much better!! Please try it...you are going to loooooooove it!!!

Simply a GEM have not had a single sip or bite that wasn't an experience of its own. Also known for their pop up events and multiple options to enjoy a bite. Thank you ALL but especially my old time friend and mentor Jon Mendes! You, Sir... Are a F&B Power House!

So this is an upscale food hall in a very upscale outdoor mall. To give a quick review of the whole facility... There's probably about 10 different restaurants in the food hall ranging from sushi, Cuban, Italian, Mediterranean, and a couple others that I just don't even remember. They also serve coffee. Very clean, very nice environment. Prices are a little bit high all around... But what do you expect at an upscale food hall. I wanted to make a review about the Cuban restaurant I went to... But they don't have an individual site for review. So I'll include it here. So the Latin Fusion restaurant I went to was called Attiko. I'm not the most cultured individual... But I didn't really see the fusion... it just looked like Cuban food to me. But, I was in the mood for Cuban so it was perfect. I ordered the Ropa Vieja -- which was absolutely delicious. The presentation was even better. So, I really wanted to give this little restaurant some props.

Really neat food hall! Amazing reprieve from the heat with good food options with good portion sizes! I got a smash burger with spinach & artichoke dip to share. My husband ordered a chicken shawarma he inhaled and my nephew got the spicy salami focaccia sandwich. Everyone really enjoyed their food and it came out super quick! A bit overpriced if I'm being honest but given the area it sits in, that's to be expected!

MIA Market is a beautifully designed food hall located in Miami's Design District. Around the parameters are a variety of vendors each with a unique cuisine. You can get sushi, tacos, burgers, pasta or just chill with a coffee or juice. There is plenty of seating from cozy booths to high top tables. At the center is the Market's Bar where they also have their own menu specials to go down with your afternoon cocktail. There are of course other dining options in the area but if your with a group, MIA can satisfy a wide range of cravings and most important none of those notorious service fees. I loved finding spots like these on my trip.

Was shocked at how delicious the food was- best "food court" I've ever been to. Had the sushi, kids had pizza, enjoyed some sweets. Everything was gourmet and the space is lively and full of interesting characters.

We ate at the Pasta bar and it was delicious! I had the Fettuccine Alfredo and it was amazing! We chose to add an extra to our dish and added bacon, they were not shy with the portions! It was well appreciated!! The service was very nice and fast. I was very impressed that we got placemats , they were a nice touch. The reason I did not give them a five star is because the dish was not exceptional enough to blow me away Still overall I would recommend this market to anyone who is in the area and wants a nice meal with good service.

I'm giving this a 5 based on the atmosphere, the amazing food choices, and having a freaking bar in the middle of everything. I got shrimp shumi, and udon from Yacchan and got a Jack and coke from the bar and sat at the bar. I would only give the shumi and udon 4 stars. They were good but didn't have the wow factor. I was looking forward to crisp tofu on top of the udon but it was limp. It still tasted good but... I will say the bar is nice and my Jack and coke hit the spot! I'll probably be back while I'm in Miami to try some more of the interesting food.

Love this spot for so many reasons. To start, this has become one of my favorite spots to co-work and enjoy all kinds of yummy bites while I'm at it. Whether it's a midday pick me up like a cafecito or indulging on bocadoro's yummy sandwiches and croquetas, I can guarantee you that there is something for everyone to satisfy their cravings here. I love their outdoor seating area and sitting by the bar towards the end of the day (just in time for happy hour ;)) But really, the atmosphere in here is fun and uplifting. I love how selective they are with the concepts they offer. You can tell so much thought is put in choosing these amazing restaurant concepts + how well some of the spots compliment one another. If you're ever shopping or walking around Design District, trust me when I say, MIA Market is the spot to grab a bite at.

Food halls are always the best, and this is my favorite one because of its location in the Design District and the quality of the food. It's definitely on the more expensive side for a food hall, but that's expected for the location. I love the variety of options; everyone can get what they want. It's always clean and fits the Miami vibe.

Good court located in the design district. Has 9 or so upscale food stalls. The two I tried coop and Sabal (a coffee shop) were delicious. Great place to come with your shopping partners for a scrumptious bite.

It's a beautiful food court in a good location. A fun place to get some snack while you're hangout. The place is widely so it's gonna be good for big group. I recommend to get something simple since everything just tastes acceptable. I ordered a rice bowl from Yucchan ($40) & my friend was doing like an affordable omasake ($60), and I believe it didn't worth it. My suggestion is have some fun, but don't spent a lot.

The Italian corner is amazing! Real from Sardinia!!can't wait to go back and try pizza and more pastas

This is a great spot to check out if you're in the Miami Design District and want to have a variety of food options. I've always enjoyed food halls for that reason and right outside of it they're some swings you can chill at. In the center is the bar with different restaurants wrapping around it. They have chicken sandwiches, burgers, tacos, Latin fusion, and so much more. The aesthetic inside is very bright and floral. The space is well lit up. The bartender was very friendly and whipped up a drink for me based off my preferences. Next time i come back I'll probably try the tacos!

I was exploring Miami's Design District when I discovered this adorable food hall located in Palm Court. Although it is new to me, the market has been around since 2018 as St. Roch Market and then Politan Row. In 2020 the food hall was purchased by new owners and rebranded as MIA Market. The fun starts before you even step in the door. At the entrance to the MIA Market is the art installation, Netscape by Konstantin Grcic. I last saw it displayed at the Perez Art Museum where it had a beautiful view of Biscayne Bay. It has now been installed in the Miami Design District along with the large scale art piece called Fly's Eye Dome by Buckminster Fuller. Netscape is a group of metal swings that are set up under a pergola at the market entrance. They are the perfect place to sit, swing, and people watch while you sip a drink. Inside the market you will find a dozen different chef dining concepts that include vegan, pasta, craft tacos, sushi, rotisserie, pho, crepes, Spanish sandwiches, coffee, bowls. smoothies, and more. The center of the hall is a large bar. Surrounding it are high tops, beautiful booths, and for more seating, patio dining outside. I tried Sabal Coffee and Hotlime Taco. Prices are high as seems par for the course with food halls. Finding a place to sit can be tricky but I made it work. This was a really fun find. I love food halls because they allow you try to chefs who might not be able to afford a full restaurant and there is always a lot of variety.

Such a convenient spot in the center of the MIA Design District. They have a great variety of options but we went for the ceviche sampler at HotLime. The sampler includes four fish ceviches: aji amarillo, olivo, cilantro and classic. It was delicious and good for two people. The service was fast and friendly, and the noise level was comfortable. Even the restroom as a cute decor. Would definitely come out to try the rest of the menu.

I come to design district for shopping but never knew this food court existed until my friend took me here. It was on Sunday so it was busy and fun place to hang out. We all ordered spicy miso ramen with chashu but they call it pork belly, the broth wasn't bad but the noodles weren't good but I grew up in Japan and California so I'm probably a tougher critic especially when it comes to Asian food, and they didn't give me enough soup (I know Americans like just eating noodles without soup...) and $20 for a small bowl of ramen is kinda expensive... I like the atmosphere and I like the bar, but I'm not sure if I come back here for food...

Expensive for decent food but nothing mind-blowing. They have all different kinds of cuisine so everyone will find something to like. In the middle they have a bar that does cocktails, beer and wine. They have a bunch of indoor and outdoor seating. You order at a food stall and they give you a buzzer to come get your food when it's ready. I got the veggie sandwich from Aita ($14) which came with grilled eggplant, tomatoes, zucchini, pickled onions and chimichurri sauce. My partner got the chicken bowl from the Mediterranean place that came with rice, tahini, chickpeas, tabbouli and chicken. My sandwich was a good size and the bread was fresh and tasty but all the ingredients were really soggy. Good flavors but my sandwich was dripping the whole time I ate it. My partner loved his chicken bowl. Also a good size and each component was good quality.

One of the best food halls I've ever been to! I love the overall concept because everyone (even the pickiest) can get something they like and you don't have to worry about splitting checks if you come in a big group. This place has such a wide variety of food options, from Mexican to Italian to Japanese to French, there is certainly many delicious cuisine choices. One thing to note is that it is on the pricer end, but then again everything in the design district is. From Jaffa (Israeli cuisine) I had a delicious and well presented Kibbeh platter that had hummus, pita and salad. From Hot Lime I had the ceviche bowl which was tasty and unique. Overall everything was great and I will definitely come back. The added bonus is that the area it is in is beautiful! From outdoor swings to live music this place checked off all my boxes!

Bart and John are the best bartenders here. Come and get some drinks here, they will take care of you!

Our group of 15 people were between two tours and had limited time. This was perfect because everyone got what they wanted from the various and excellent food chefs. Awesome food and ambiance.

Food hall with plenty of options for visitors to the design district. Previously I've indulged in Coop and thier amazing chicken, and bao, but this weekend was HOT and after visiting the omega secret garden I enjoyed the flavorful Passionfruit and strawberry sorbets from the stand near the sabayon coffee end of the hall. Excellent snack, generally clean seating and restrooms, and a nice break in the air conditioning.

I love coming to MIA Market! They have a lot of great food options and an awesome bar. The service at the bar is always on point and very friendly. They also have delicious drinks and are able to give you good suggestions based on what you like. The best food in the market for me, is Sushi Yasu Tanaka. They have an omakase plate that's to die for. I highly recommend trying their sushi, it's incredibly fresh. We came for trivia on a Tuesday night, which will now sadly be paused for a few months for the holidays, but it was super fun! The vibe was great and people won really good prizes (sadly we came in 4th and just missed out on the prize).

Came here with my little sister to show her Miami design District. Back in the Day this place used to be called Saint Roch market now it's called Mia market. Same concept variety of nice restaurants and a bar in the middle. We decided to get something sweet so we got some crêpes stuffed with bananas drizzled Nutella on top with cream and gelato vanilla ice cream on the side. This place is such a cute vibe.

Great location with several delicious food options. The beef tacos and chorizo croquettes were excellent.

A super cool concept, of vendors all under the same roof. Come with your friends, grab a table and then choose where to eat from under the same roof. I chose from Tran an, Vietnamese street food. I had the protein of cooked spiced prawns with their Vermicelli noodles which includes Cucumber, carrot slaw, and fresh herbs. Decent dish for decent prices.

our favorite bar in Miami !! The team here is amazing with incredible mixology and the selection is top notch for all types of whisky. perfect venue for our meetups and celebrations

I was so pleasantly surprised by MIA Market. It is not the kind of place I would typically enjoy as it's slightly more "upscale" than my usual. However, the vibe was totally friendly and chill! I loved that there were lots of different dining options.... it makes meeting friends for a meal very easy as there is something for everyone. The interior decor is just lovely. They really put a lot of thought and effort into the design. There is ample seating inside and the noise level is low, but there are also tables outside if the weather cooperates. The only ding I would give them is that it's slightly hidden, so it took us some wandering around to locate. We ate at two different restaurants here which will be the subject of separate reviews.

Probably the fanciest 'food court' I've been too. Located in the very heart of the design district in Miami, MIA Market is tucked away to the side of the upper level courtyard area and I surely had to do some searching as I was looking for the 'COOP' fried chicken shop that's one of 5 or 6 businesses as well as a bar that's included in the market. I only tried 'COOP' but it was fantastic and the others establishments made it a difficult choice to go there a second time also. Highly recommended while in the district and feelin' fancy. This was likely the only thing I could afford in the area lol.

Great food, great ambience and amazing happy hour . The perfect destination during your shoppings at mdd. Must visit all the local chefs provided amazing hospitality and service.

Jaffo restaurant is in the Miami market in the design district. Very nice variety of foods to order and grab a seat. Israeli kitchen also serves kosher meat.

We always seek out food halls while traveling which is how we ended up here. This is probably my least favorite food hall we've been to. It's in the design district so it felt very upscale. Food halls tend to be a little pricey, but this one seemed more expensive than most. We tried Coop, Jaffa, and HotLime Craft Tacos & Ceviche Bar. The food was pretty mediocre. HotLime was the best of the three. If you want to check out a food hall in Miami, I would recommend going to 1-800 Lucky instead.

My family and I stumbled upon MIA Market while visiting the Design District and so happy we did. This food hall is probably the poshest I've been to, beautifully appointed with some vendors offering extra luxe menus. We opted for Jaffa, an Israeli vendor, and were delighted with the chicken shawarma and brisket platters. They're served on a 3 tier carrier and the portions are huge. I would recommend sharing 1 for 2 people. My father chose a homemade pasta Bolognese from the Italian stall and it was a hit as well. Sauce was light and flavorful while the pasta was the perfect al dente. Perhaps the best part is the ample outdoor seating with a patio full of swings in the front. On my next visit I plan to try the sushi- it looks masterfully prepared.

This food hall is at the fanciest district in Miami. I really love the atmosphere here, it's very beautiful decorated and well designed. The foods here are nice too. We tried the Latino ceviche and the southern foods. Both of them are nice. I also love the bar in the middle. Their spritz are yummy and unique.

Up the escalator to the 2 floor. Awesome spot in the Design District. The only downside, I couldn't decide where to eat! All the options seemed great! Sushi place OMG amazing / fresh / tasty. As good as Uchi. The prices very reasonable. There's a bar in the middle and I got the 'it's good juice'. The bartender was super friendly and made a great cocktail!

This upscale mall food court is a good concept. Located in the Miami Design District, the food choices vary. I had the eggplant parmigiana with no sides for $20. It was fine but you can go to a sit down restaurant for a better meal.

Went for their trivia happy hour on Tuesday but all but two vendors were closed. The trivia has a lot of potential, but they need to invest in their sound system because we couldn't hear the host and get more tenants to open

The formerly St. Roch Market is now called Politan Row, a nice food hall in the middle of Design District. Basically, this market consists of one floor of different vendors offering an eclectic mix of food options with a liquor bar in the middle. They have sushi, Italian, Mexican, Mediterranean, Vietnamese, salads, desserts, and more. You can order from any of the stations, get a beeper for when your food is ready, and select a table. Easy process and for the most part fast. We ordered drinks by the bar and although they tasted good I am not sure they used the liquor we requested since the bottles he used were not labeled. However, the "Campari" Spritz tasted good. For food, we ordered from Itamae, a Peruvian-Japanese vendor. We enjoyed two sushi rolls; Totoro ($15) made with spicy tuna, avocado, shiitake mushrooms with aji ricoto aioli and Lost In Translation ($16) made with tuna, avocado, salmon, aji amarillo aioli, crispy quinoa and masago. We also enjoyed a Cebiche bowl ($17) made with ceviche of daily catch, organic greens, onion, cilantro, Peruvian corn, sweet potato and leche de tigre. Everything was tasty. This is a nice place to visit with a group of people since everyone can just go and order what they want from any of the stations and then reunite at one of the long tables. Easy, fun, and delicious!

Many local foodie options. Great selection and something for everyone. Plenty of vegan options at many of the food spots. As you walk into the area there is a bartender with a great smile and wonderful attitude. They have fresh mixed passion fruit and another juice. I didn't try it but I look forward to going back I did try the coffee place and the falafel place. Many places had Vegan named items so you didn't have to even ask questions to ensure they were vegan. I love that. The music is a bit loud outside. They have a DJ that is often alive. There are plenty of tables and it's also fun to have a coffee and swing in the shade with the pretty vines of flowers above you. Good people watching of course too I would return to go try the passionfruit gelato at the crêpe place. I'd like that a lot of the owners were there. The Italian place had fresh pasta. Definitely would recommend this weather for a meal or a libation

One of my favorite spots to grab delicious food in Miami! I love that you can get a little bit of everything in this high-end food court. A must in here is Sushi Yasu Tanaka - seriously the best sushi I've ever had. Dalpin is also really great Italian food. Tran An for a hearty bowl of Vietnamese pho! A must do / eat!

ramen was delicious! service was decently fast, and it's a great place to go with friends. it's expensive, but we enjoyed our time there, so we'll probably be back soon!

Love taking my little sister here they have a verity to pick from. The ambience, is family family the service is great and the food is amazing.

Great place for a date or group get together. Lots of drink and dining options. I personally recommend the fried chicken sandwich from Coop. Crispy. Juicy. Refreshing. Enough said.

Such a fun place to enjoy a day off. A whole day?! Yes, an entire day and night!! You never know what events you might run into while exploring the surrounding area and mall as well. Last time we were surprised to run into the set up for a wailers concert!!!!! So, we stayed around and waited for the performance, it was amazing! St Roch has such a great mix of options inside and they change but I am unsure of how frequently. Definitely go to check it out

This was the first time ever walking in to Mia market and I was very impressed! As we walked in for a late lunch the entire place was busy. surprised, Tran am was there ( one of my personal favorites) as well as other top upcoming chef driven concepts. I decided to try out the truffle fettuccine from Dal plin. This pasta did not disappoint it was so satisfying. I truly enjoyed every bite if you haven't had the experience of fresh truffle they're definitely one to try!

Latin food stall served crunchy steak arepas. The filling was definitely not steak but somewhere between canned stew and dog food.