Food Halls in Minnesota
Food Halls in Minnesota
Explore actively operating food halls across Minnesota—primarily in Minneapolis— featuring curated vendors, bars, and year-round indoor gathering spaces built for cold-weather markets.
The Market at Malcolm Yards
Large industrial-style food hall with diverse vendors, bar program, and self-pour tap wall.
Graze Food Hall
North Loop food hall with rooftop bar, rotating vendors, and strong office + residential demand.
Eat Street Crossing
Global-focused food hall showcasing international vendors and rotating chef concepts.
Midtown Global Market
Beloved international public market in the historic Sears building with 20-plus globally diverse food stalls and grocers.
Mercado Central
Cooperatively owned Latino marketplace on Lake Street with taquerias, bakeries, and Mexican food stalls.
Hmongtown Marketplace
Sprawling Hmong market with a large indoor and outdoor food court serving Hmong, Thai, and Lao dishes.
Hmong Village
Bustling East Side Hmong market with dozens of food vendors and a lively communal food court.
Potluck
Food hall at Rosedale Center with roughly a dozen local vendors and a central bar.
Asia Mall
Large pan-Asian marketplace with a food hall of stalls for Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Taiwanese dishes plus bubble tea.
Asia Village
Asian marketplace and food hall at Northtown Mall with multiple stalls and a grocery.
The Workshop Food Hall & Bar
Rochester food hall with several rotating local kitchens and a full bar.
What to know about Minnesota food halls
Minnesota's food halls span 11 venues across several cities and communities. Minneapolis leads the state with 5 halls, including The Market at Malcolm Yards and Graze Food Hall. St. Paul and Roseville round out the map, giving diners options beyond the largest metro.
For operators, Minnesota's 11 listed halls spread across 6 cities show demand that reaches well beyond a single downtown core. The range of venues here, from The Market at Malcolm Yards to Eat Street Crossing, reflects a market where location, a strong vendor lineup, and repeat local traffic drive success more than sheer scale.
Frequently asked questions
How many food halls are in Minnesota?
Our directory lists 11 food halls across Minnesota, spanning cities including Minneapolis, St. Paul, Roseville.
Which Minnesota city has the most food halls?
Minneapolis has the most, with 5 halls including The Market at Malcolm Yards and Graze Food Hall.
Where are Minnesota's food halls concentrated?
They are spread across Minneapolis, St. Paul, Roseville, Eden Prairie, and other communities.
What are some of the best-known food halls in Minnesota?
Notable examples include The Market at Malcolm Yards, Graze Food Hall, Eat Street Crossing, each listed above with its location and current Google rating.
How is this Minnesota food hall list maintained?
We track actively operating, multi-vendor food halls and verify each against Google. If you operate a Minnesota food hall that is not listed yet, you can submit it for inclusion.