Great food and selection. Quick service and lots of choice. Two particularly good are the grilled cheese stall and also the Belgian fries. Both excellent. A little bit pricey for fast food but food is good quality.

Fun place to eat with a variety of international food. Stands from several countries. Several Asian, Italian, American, Middleastern, French, Belgian, salads, coffee, sweets, etc, etc. There are tables for patrons to sit and enjoy a bite. There is also fresh produce area and a...few stands with jewelry, scarves, purses, coats and more. Definitely a fun place to visit. Paying street parking available.More

Great muffuletta! The service was great, the gumbo was fantastic, I would definitely recommend stopping by Jokers in the Chicago French market.

this was one of the first places we visited on my trip to chicago and we had a good wander round with a few different stalls selling food and drink from different countries, think one was jamaican. whereas me and my friend had an empanada..., think it was chicken and was like small pasty, they did a variety of these for $3.75? or two and a drink for $8. We followed this up with going to a stall and having sweet crepes , there were a few with nutella on, or strawberries where I had lemon curd, cream and blueberries on fro around $7, not cheap, was niceMore

We stop in here when we have layovers at Union Station. There is a huge selection of all kinds of different cuisines. It's great for lunch/dinner. I have never had breakfast there, but I have heard certain vendors are open for it. You can also...grab a drink or purchase items to take with you. It does get a little crowded, but I have found it to be worth the wait!More

This afternoon I used the Ogilvie Transportation Center men's room adjacent to the French Market. All four soap dispensers were empty. I watched another customer try three dispensers and told him "this one's empty too." In addition, the water faucets do not work properly and...some only produce a trickle of water. French Market employees use this restroom and many do not wash their hands again before handling food or utensils. This is how disease spreads. The restroom was reminiscent of one in a dirty bus station of a small town. I spoke to Leslie Cahill, the French Market General Manager. Ms. Cahill was very abrupt and offered no apology. She stated that she would report these conditions to the company responsible for managing the restrooms. French Market customers pay premium prices and should be able to wash their hands with soap and water before eating. A word to the wise!More

Great sellection of food from all over the world and good value for the money. What's not great is that there's no good places to sit... I prefer to grab it and eat outside...