April 24 & 25, 9am-11pm – Delray Beach Market, 33 SE 3rd Ave, Delray Beach
Delray Beach Market grand opening celebration featured live performances from The Atlantic High School Eagles Marching Band, circus performers, stilt walkers, balloon artistry, train rides, kids games, balloon animal art, a superhero show, donut decorating, and other exciting family-fun surprises. Gov. Ron DeSantis and Palm Beach Mayor Dave Kerner took part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Delray Beach Market is home to over 25 unique vendors serving fast-casual fare such as pizza, seafood, ice cream, sushi, empanadas, bowls, baked goods, kebobs, plant-based dishes, and more. The 150,000 square foot facility, Florida’s largest food hall, is just a few blocks south of Atlantic Avenue’s dining district.
The main hall of the market on the first floor features a central bar serving up seasonal cocktails and a build-your-own Bloody Mary area. Additionally, there’s a dedicated craft beer bar serving brews from Florida; while on the mezzanine level, there’s an open kitchen surrounded with lounge areas along with an additional bar.
Restaurants on the ground floor include Sorella’s, a pasta outpost by Florida-based chef Jimmy Everett, Bona Bona, featuring over-the-top ice cream and milkshake creations, Tekka Bar serving up hand-rolls and sake, Tiffin Box offering Indian fare, Dad’s Favorite, serving up smash burgers and fries, Vote for Pedro Mexican fare and guacamole; and many more.
Visitors can also gear up for a day on the ocean at local retail icon Nomad, a family-owned and operated veteran surf shop established in 1968, offering quintessential surf, swim and beach apparel collections, skate apparel and more. #DelrayBeachMarket @DelrayBeachMarket