Eastern Market Visitor Tour Guide

🥕 Sheds in the Main Eastern Market

We will start in the Market Sheds (Sheds 2–5), where more than 150 sellers offer a wide range of goods, including:

• Fresh produce (fruits and veggies grown nearby)
• Cheeses made by artisans
• Freshly cut flowers
• Handmade items
• Spices and baked goods

Best time to visit: Saturday mornings for the most variety and excitement.

🎨 The Market's Murals

Stunning large-scale murals created by regional and international artists are a must-see art walk.

• Excellent for pictures
• Narrates the culture and tenacity of Detroit
• Includes commentary on famous pieces

🍽️ Marketside Foodie Destinations

We will make stops at popular restaurants and specialty shops such as:

• Supino Pizzeria – Known for wood-fired, thin-crust pizza from Detroit
• Russell Street Deli – Noteworthy for its past legacy (now closed)
• Detroit Vegan Soul – A fantastic spot for plant-based comfort food (if open)
• DeVries & Co. 1887 – A gourmet shop selling regional wines, cheeses, sauces, and preserves
• Trinosophes – Relaxed café and performance space with excellent coffee

🛍 Local Boutiques & Stores

We’ll browse neighborhood stores that feature Detroit-made fashion, gifts, and goods:

• Detroit vs. Everybody
• Eldorado General Store
• The Eastern – A trendy venue that occasionally hosts pop-up markets, music, or art exhibits

🍺 Spirits, Beer, and Tastings

Do you want to taste some local flavor?

• Detroit City Distillery – Rustic speakeasy-style tasting room for small-batch vodka, gin, and whiskey
• Eastern Market Brewing Co. – Enjoy a seasonal beer flight in a cool warehouse setting

🌱 Special and Seasonal Events

Depending on the time of year, you may catch:

• Flower Day (May) – One of the largest flower shows in the country
• Holiday Markets (Nov–Dec) – Great for gift shopping and hot cocoa
• Tuesday Night Markets – Includes food trucks, live music, and more