Logan Street Market - Louisville, Kentucky 40204

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Logan Street Market

1001 Logan St
Louisville, Kentucky 40204 [View Map]

Mon

Closed

Business Hours [View Weekly]

2 years ago

1,193

ID: 2563

★★★★★ 7 Reviews

Size

25,000 sqft

Booths

20+

Pricing

Payment Options

cash;

Wheel Chair Accessible

yes

Parking

Parking Lot

About

Logan Street Market is the only public market in the city of Louisville, Kentucky.
It is a top destination for food and beverage with over 8 food concepts, 4 drink concepts, retail, brewery, roastery and more.
FOKO Lou, a James Beard semi-finalist concept by Chef Paco Garcia is one of the food concepts.
There are over 20 independent business owners operating under one roof, offering visitors a chance to meet and support local businesses.
The market provides respite and excitement for visitors, with ample street parking available and a lot on the corner of Kentucky and Logan St.

Events / Offers

Future events will appear here...

Business Hours

Mon	Closed		Closed
Tue	8:00 AM -	9:00 PM
Wed	8:00 AM -	9:00 PM
Thu	8:00 AM -	9:00 PM
Fri	8:00 AM -	10:00 PM
Sat	9:00 AM -	9:00 PM
Sun	9:00 AM -	6:00 PM

Updated: January 2, 2025 Suggest new hours

Contact / Socials

Name:	Logan Street Market
Phone:	502-384-2001
Email:	Send Mail
Updated:	11 - Apr - 2023
Website:	www.loganstmarket.com/
Facebook:	www.facebook.com/LoganStreetMarket/
Instagram:	www.instagram.com/loganstreetmarket/
Twitter:	-
Youtube:	-

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Reviews

Overall Rating

★★★★★4.6 stars

7 Reviews

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Kathryn Fink
★★★★★

Made the mistake of going on a weekend and on mother's day... that being said it was a delightful experience. The spice shop is absolutely fantastic, great deals and service... unique blends. Our bartender, Michele (at the bar), gave us extraordinary recommendations on what to see and visit in Louisville. Food was a little pricy for the size and quality but was good. Neat neighborhood.

salsabila n.
★★★★★

A little smaller than I expected, but still a really charming and fun space. There are food vendors on the first floor and small art stalls on the second.

Jason M
★★★★★

This market has really good food and beverages! We've been to 6 places there at different times of the day, and it's always really great. Beers on draft are nice, and the wines are not difficult to like at all! Planning to come back every time we're in town because we haven't been through it all yet. The craft markets are okay, the food and drinks are amazing!

Jeff Brown
★★★★★

Enjoyable little market with a collection of food, spices, local artisans, and music. Glad to see a Colonel De to get my usual smoked paprika that I was dangerously low on. Would like to see a hot sauce place added as there are a lot of makers these days. The hybrid Indian place had some but not nearly hot enough for me. Enjoy tea places that have both tradtional and bursting boba as wife and I have different preferences. Sushi place has takoyaki, which was by far my favorite out of the many pla

Lizett R
★★★★★

This is worth the visit if you like artisan crafts, delicious fresh food, supporting local businesses, and want to experience local flavor. I recommend a stop. It's a short drive from downtown, and there's plenty of street parking. There is also a great Mexican food place outside the inner market with delicious beverages, bakery goods, and food. Try the chorizo!

Kaitlin Peperato
★★★★★

Logan Street Market itself appears like a wonderful place to just walk around and see different things. I will say there was a vendor who was supposed to be closing in about 15 minutes and had everything cleaned up and he wouldn't help me because of that. We had another issue with a gluten free vendor called The Silly Axe. My partner tried calling multiple times and no one answered, not once. The guy at the counter was leaning there on his phone to the back of the booth more. When approached by

Jules S. Ro (Jules)
★★★★★

Traveling through the state of KY and thought we'd stop at this local gem. It's like an indoor food truck/Art shoppe. There's something to suit everyone's taste here! We originally stopped by to eat at the Silly Axe Cafe, but they were closed. Google said they close at 6 p.m. so not sure why they were closed early. We arrived at around 3 p.m. we picked up some Arepas and ate upstairs enjoying the view and the shops surrounding us. Neat concept and love the local shops and artisans. Note: many sp