The Farmers' Market at the French Market District is the oldest open air market in the US. Features full-service eateries plus vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, and fresh squeezed juice. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-5:00pm.
The Farmers' Market at the French Market District is the oldest open air market in the US. Features full-service eateries plus vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, and fresh squeezed juice. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-5:00pm.
15 Reviews
First Review by riseing
KadiHarmon
Points +8471
Love - Edit
Came down here every day I was in Nola.. lots of options and great people watching!
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carmelocapuchin
Points +931
Nice options in the French Quarter - Edit
Was hard to find but after I did, it was nice to have multiple options. Enjoyed!
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McMallory
Points +2349
Fun place to visit - Edit
It’s a tourist destination for a reason. Definitely a fun place to visit with a surprisingly high number of vegan items!
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bEzz
Points +1763
You gotta come here - Edit
It’s part of the NOLA experience and a lovely way to spend an afternoon. Plus, you’ll find yummy nibbles and fresh produce along the way.
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Poundie
Points +15631
Tourist destination - Edit
This is a standard NOLA tourist spot that everybody visiting the town should visit. The vegan offerings are mostly listed separately on Happy Cow (such as Meals from the Heart, and ALbertos), but they do have some other places that serve vegan items if you search. Note that the French Market extends for several blocks past where the marker is indicated on the Happy Cow map--it extends until Esplanade Avenue.
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IwaWella
Points +1249
Come here! - Edit
Yes it is a complete tourist trap but you still want to come here at least once if you were in New Orleans
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Vegatron
Points +75
Lots of vegan options - Edit
Nice shops and lots of vegan food although expensive. The vegan tacos at Meals From the Heart Cafe are especially recommended! Also vegan crepe at Holy Crepes. Had the Le Amore which was great.
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briannamaphis
Points +4129
def stop here! - Edit
there are so many fun vendors to browse through. multiple vendors have vegan food and treats as well. it’s always a stop on my new orleans trips😄
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BrendaForsythe
Points +122
Many vegan and vegetarian options here! Traditional New Orleans options! - Edit
Many options at several stalls for vegetarians and vegans. My favorite options are at N’Awlins Cafe (look for the sign posted overhead that lists all their Vegetarian Options, such as jambalaya, red beans and rice, white beans and rice, butter beans and rice, greens and rice, and pasta primavera).
Read morePros: N’Awlins Cafe - Jambalaya, Red Beans and Rice etc, Foods From The Heart- Gumbo etc, Crepe Cafe- many different savory veggie crepes
Cons: Market closes early , Great lunch option but not open late for dinner , Gumbo Shop on St Peter good dinner option
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tray41
Points +57
Crepe Cart - Edit
The Crepe Cart has vegan and gluten free crepes. They use a different crepe burner to cook them on too, so there is no butter transfer. I was also really happy about how kind they were about accommodating vegans and vegetarians. There are several credit cards around town and I told the man serving me that I did not know they had vegan options. He said only the crêpe cart business in the French market has vegan and gluten free. Good to know. And DELICIOUS!!
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Veganmuscle
Points +30
Vegan option stalls - Edit
A few stalls with vegan options. Vegan pancake stall. Savoury and Sweet options.
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Pips
Points +1626
Vegan Crepes! - Edit
Had the Vegan Praline Crepe. It was really good. Would have like to try some of the other crepe flavours. Great to find vegan crepes :)
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cookiem
Points +5888
NoLa market of tsotchkes and food - Edit
Why would you go to the French Market? Because NoLa visitors go here to see the random wares for Mardi Gras, pictures and paintings from artists and brightly colored baubles. Also, you go here for some good food. There are a few choices that are vegan friendly, which are noted here in the NoLa pages from Happy Cow, but here are the best choices: The Crepe Cart, The Organic Banana and Meals from the Heart Cafe. From these 3 places, you can get some tasty smoothies, crepes, sandwiches and snacks. Those are your best bets.
Read moreBe careful as you walk around the market though, you'll see alligator heads and claws, as well as a lot of feathers on the masks.
Pros: Some vegan options, Affordable
Cons: Alligator body parts
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vegbaker
Points +581
Produce and a great drink area! - Edit
Aside from all the great produce and random goodies you can get in the French Market, I'm a fan of Organic Banana! They blend up daiquiris and cocktails right in front of you with fresh fruit. So delicious!
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riseing
Points +19
Meals From the Heart Cafe - Edit
This was the only vegan friendly option that I could find at the French Market. Offers vegan pancakes, shake, vegetable mushroom sandwich, black bean burger, black bean soup & brown rice, Masoor dal red lentils, salads. Great food, great owners -friendly, generous, helpful. Bar dining or take food to community tables about 30 feet away.
Read morePros: good food, good hosts, outdoor market atmosphere
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