Came as near union station. I must admit I felt somewhat disappointed with this market. Had a drink and thought the cheese stall looked good.

What I like about this food hall is it's not designed to take money from tourists but set up for locals and people who work in the Loop. As such the prices are reasonable and no t-shirts. The food options are good so if you...More

We found this market on Trip Advisor. What a wonderful surprise!!! Incredible selection of any kind of food you desire. Prices are reasonable. Tastes incredible. If your group is having trouble deciding where to dine... go here. There is something for everyone... seriously!!!

Great way of having a meal with selections from around the world. French wine , beer from Belgium , strong Italian coffee and bubble teas. That is just part of the beverage selection. We were in a hurry, so a nicely made sandwich paired with...More

Our family with 2 teenagers visited the French Market for lunch on a Monday. It wasn't overcrowded. There is a dizzying number of food stalls from all over the world. Very little of it is French. Our vegan daughter ate at Raw but there are...More

There are dozens of different food stands within the French Market, offering food choices from around the world. There are tables to eat on-site, or you can take food home to enjoy. Local office workers fill the market for weekday lunch.

I love to eat... good food. And I am very universal. My wife says that I eat stones if they are well prepared. As usual, she is right. The French Market in Chicago offers you a great variety of restaurants. You can come for breakfast,...More

I have been coming to Chicago French Market for years. I take the train from the suburbs, walk down the stairs to the lower level where this market resides between Clinton and Canal Streets. I usually pick up fresh vegetables and fruits from City Market...More

Great for lunch, snacks, and groceries, with literally dozens of vendors from sandwiches and smoothies to coffee and chocolates, which makes it a great place when visiting with a number of people. Patisserie Vanille is the highlight, but Lillie Q and Pastoral are close seconds!

Stumbled across the French Market on our visit to Chicago, lots and lots of different foods on offer. We gave in to the temptations at the Vanille stall. Wow if you love chocolate you will not be able to walk passed with out sampling their...More