Portland Saturday Market

Easily one of my favorite Markets I’ve been to in all my travels. Not only is EVERYTHING sold there of top quality, but the crafters are all such kind and friendly people. They’re all happy to tell you not only the process behind their products, but so too what’s worth checking out while you’re in town!

Nice market, a lot of options in food, souvenirs, paintings, etc.the place could be cleaner thou

Haven't been there in a few years. Sure gas changed a lot. What made it unique seems to have disappeared. The feel isn't there. Did get a couple catnip pillows and that's it.

Great tourist attraction filled with handmade jewelry and art. Every place we bought from accepted cards. There are a few food trucks and a great view.

Fun place. Great food. We walk around the park too. Great exercise for our off time. Lots of cool artists have products here from woodworkers to candle art and jewelry. It can get crowded on nice spring days so be ready to enjoy a slow stroll and take the sites in.

Nice atmosphere with good food, could use more variety. Saw a lot of essential oil, woodworking, and candle stands. Many selections of art, but could use more variety of stands overall

This outdoor market is huge! Many different vendors selling trinkets, art, home decor, clothing, etc. There are also a few food stands throughout the area. I would suggest bringing cash but most vendors take card/Venmo as well.

This place is so much fun. I go quite often and there is always so much to look at and so much to do. Paintings, clothing, food, they have it all.

The Saturday Market is amazing! So many incredible artist and unique booths. This is one of our favorite weekend stops.

I loved it. I found very valuable things over there like leather products, skin care products, and most beautiful flowers that one of the booths was saling.

It was fun, but nothing too extraordinary. The art pieces were unique, the atmosphere was chill, they had some good music going, but nothing that "wowed" me. It was just a nice walk.

Great market: fun shops. I have been there before, but yesterday I ate food from Horn of Africa and got food poisoning. My roommate was with me and he immediately had to go use the restroom after ordering from this vendor. I don't know how to specifically report food poisoning to the city from a street vendor, but just want others to be aware I got very sick: chills, sweat, nausea, loss of appetite, fever that I do not wish upon others. Meal # 9 is what I had with guava tea

There are knockoff booths here with cheap trinkets, however there are some really cool hand made products. Great food. Prepare to pay a premium for some of them! Decent Rings from 60.300 plus. Hand blown glass bird feeders 65 dollars. I'd bring 120 dollars minimum. Please plan your way in carefully as the homeless camps we walked through were close and quite frankly scary.

A lot of excitement. Many vendors so something for everyone. I got a t shirt and two paintings from a local artist for my wall. It was nice interacting with the people who made the art.

I also had a burrito and acai bowl and had a nice time chatting with the store clerks about fun places to see nearby.

Nwe was Aot the Saturday market we used to hv, but still nice. Wish there was a little bit more variety, I mean, how many different soaps can u buy? Food carts although not as many still really good

Massive market with all kinds of things. Food, crafts, music, performances, so much fun!

Later edit: not as full now, I guess because of covid. You can find things like art, jewelry, soaps, lavender items, clothing, and cat toys. Lots of food vendors in particular. They also have porta potties with a hand washing station. It is a standard craft market.

One of the best outdoor artisan markets in the country! Full of interesting vendors with really beautiful and unique products. We found several cool things we really loved and purchased. Overall great experience!

If you are looking for an event that showcase local artists in an interactive and personable way look no further. This weekly event is an awesome way to experience some of the art and culture of Portland artists and artisans and is highly recommend it to anyone who hasn't experienced it at least once!

Current COVID pandemic the number of vendors isn't at what it was. It was still good and interesting picked up a few items. I'd recommend grabbing a bit from the nearby food trucks and people watch on the promenade.