Crossroads Market

An adventure to cossroads is always fun:) so many fun antique/trinket stores as well as a really cool array of foods you can't find anywhere else all together! There is something for everyone here:) great atmosphere as well.

Iv'e been going here a lot in the past 5 years and iv'e met a lot of nice people and the staff here is nice too

It has great variety of fresh foods, cooked foods etc. Once you have been there once, you go back for the things you like as things don't change much.

Went to the Inglewood Christmas market. The $5 entrance is not really worth it.
There were lots of people. At least this time there's heat. Unlike before.
The only vendor I liked is this guy who sells cookies and granola. He was super helpful and super nice. He knows his products well. I can't remember the name of his stand. But very professionally set up. Even the payment method is cool.
Went to chongos after. Wow the salsa is expensive. Like $4 for a small container.cant afford any of the things being sold. It's a frill. Not a need.

It is one of the best inside market in Calgary, you can found in there almost everything, many types of cuisine, shops stores, restaurants, groceries etc. I got a kebab plate and it was delicious and worth price. Very nice place to visit by your self or with family

Great vendors and food. I come here often for fresh eggs, chicken and coffee. Usually busy. Good assortment of vendors and places to eat.

A great place to take the family on a sunday afternoon. Some great food, small business's offering unique things. Lots of fresh produce!

Went on a Friday morning, not too busy.
Lots of great selection in fresh meat, fish, baked and canned goods. It was clean, and well kept.
Purchased evergreens, and birch sticks for a DIY winter planter. Vendors were all very friendly and helpful.

Love this market. Lots of food vendors. Really enjoy the vendors selling used items. So much to search through. Sadly one of My all time favorite vendor is closing out because he can not afford the rent increase just Imposed. Too bad!

Visited for the first time in years and it’s changed a lot. Many amazing food vendors to appeal to all palates. Prices are reasonable. Very clean and spacious. Friendly merchants willing to share their food stories and knowledge. So happy to support our local businesses. Will be returning soon to try out the other food stalls! Highly recommend a visit.

Amazing produce with great prices. Very helpful staff at every vendor I have encountered. I highly recommend checking out the food court. There is something for everyone and every budget there. My favourite is Anatolia Turkish - the spinach and feta burek.

Roxys burgers in their food court has great food with generous portions at very reasonable prices.

Probably last place in Calgary left for pumpkins, lol but good shopping for all kinds of neat items

This is a great market. Only stopped in for basil but will definitely be back for more exploring.

Great place to shop lots of fresh fruit and veggies.love the food court.smells wonderfull in there.lots of food and baking to choose from

Before this day I didn't know the market existed, and by god it's a pretty neat place. Just be careful not to be grifted by the dudes selling way overpriced vinyl

I have had enough of people disregarding the pandemic. While at the market today Sept 18 I mentioned to a vendor to wear a mask, she muttered to me to take care of my health. I will follow this persons advise and STAY AWAY from the Crossroads market until this health emergency passes. So you know I have been a loyal customer here for over 30 years dating back to the original location.

Love this farmers market. Special shout out to Chongo's for being the best spot to get higher quality and cheaper veggies then grocery stores

I love here. Fresh vegetables and fruits in here, and the price is also cheaper than supermarket. Sometimes, I can use 10 dollars to buy a box of cherries.

Nice market, great prices! The outdoor section can have some not-so-good food, but indoors (especially chongos!) Is always top quality at a great price.

Neat place with lots of interesting shops. Open all year round but best to go in the summer when the BC produce truck is there!

This place has always been special to me. My mom bringing me to this market when I was young and nowadays still going. The stores are kinda always changing but the main ones have been there forever. The selection is great as well to choose from.

Glad to see many of the older stores and restaurants still here, and some new ones popped up! This is our fave market in the city, all sorts of finds here at reasonable prices and great people?

The staff at every vendor I've visited has been incredibly friendly and even if you ask them about something they don't sell they will point you in the right direction.

Easily my most favorite farmer's market in Calgary. Go here often and come put with something each and every time. Very well worth it!

There are various local stores with local products ranging from food to antiques, clothes, toys.here. Nice place to spend the afternoon and you find something interesting here.

Good vegetables and fruits lots of vendors with different things people need to explore this market and lots of prepared foods

Like a flea market. Good size and lots of vendors. The vegitable market has really nice fruits and veggies from local vendors.

I'm not much of a farmers market kind of person but when I went this time it has been nearly a year since I had set foot in the place. It smelt like nostalgia and baking. It bustled with people and it made me remember times gone by. Friendly atmosphere, lots of local food and artists. Some shops that cater to very different tastes.

It can get very busy and lineups can be an issue. A lot of stalls are cash only so be prepared for that. Prices range depending on the vendor so shop around for best deals.

All in all a pleasant way to spend a few hours in the summer.

Was really busy but people there were nice. Fruit and veggies look fresh, variety of stores with unique items, great smell of mini donuts.

I really love the Crossroads Market. They have a little of everything for almost every nationality, gender and taste in clothes, jewelry, gems abmbd decorations/homewares. They have wonderful produce and local shop owners who sell their wares. It's open and well lit. Everyone there is so kind and welcomes you. They thank you for your purchase and will even have a conversation with you. A lot of the sellers are so passionate about what they're selling. What I like best, is the sellers who talk about their lives with you. Who are like regular people and just want to connect. Not just push you thru to get to the next sale. So many options for every different taste in life!

On our last visit to Crossroads Market i spotted this booth on the ends of the north side of the lot. What looked like pots of brightly coloured lollypops. Now as we got closer i found a wonderfully shop owner selling bubble wands at a booth called Bubble Happiness. As you can see in the photos she demonstrated for us the monstrous bubbles possible by her wands. Each wand has a different metalic animal or so attached. Very cool. Awesome shop owner to talk to about many things and a koy to purchase from. Do you have kids or a party or just some summer fun, take a visit, pick up a want or a few and some bubble solution and watch a quick demo and you are off to make majesticly large bubbles. ENJOY.

The market is an awesome place to go
Doesn't matter if u spend money ur not
It's an putting for u and your family

Crossroads Market is new to us. First day we tried to go there was a power outage and it was closed. Been back there twice for lunch and for some fresh salsa and quacamole. This place i think is one of largest indoor ones. From fresh meats, pastries, eggs, honeys, syrup to name just a few. There is also a diverse food court with reasonably priced foods to take with you as you cant sit down and eat due to covid rules. There are also lots of non food items from books, clothing, hand made crafts, bubble wands, dragons and other keep sakes and collectables galore. If you havent been go for a stroll. Remember wear a mask to orotect others from covid should you have it and dont know.

A Calgary staple! It's become a bit gentrified over the years, leading to the loss of some of the smaller, quirkier stalls, which is a definite loss.

That said, there are still some really interesting finds for a variety of products! Paolini’s Sausage & Meat Ltd.and Kelly’s Exotic Meats have been standbys for my family for YEARS - super high quality meats and eggs at really good value. Purple Gorilla Comics is a must stop for comics collectors, with some surprising deals on hard to find comics.

The "restaurant alley" has such a huge variety of amazing foods from around the world, it's basically the best food court imaginable! Molcajete Authentic Mexican, for example, probably has the best horchata I've had in town.

To top it off, they actually track the number of people allowed inside during COVID, making it a lot safer if you're coming to visit. Still best to come during off-peak hours to make sure you can get in!

I love coming here! There is a little bit for everyone.
As I am always on the look out for gluten free/celiac friendly food, this place has a few fabulous options.
My go to is the Indonesian food but there are others as well.
The fresh fruit and veg are always great and the little Italian booth has some gf Gnocchi and pasta.
My favorite is digging through the flea market area and Simple Simon Pies which have a few gluten free frozen options for travel.
A definite must see If you've never been!

Not a bad place to check out, however over the years it seems that a lot of the little stores in there have turned into havens for overpriced junk. But it's worth checking out, a good outing for a weekend afternoon.

Well kept market. Lots of choices. It is a little expensive though. Alot of meat shops but some meats were over priced. Fresh produce fruits/vegetables are good but didn't find alfaalfa or sparulina so definitely not one stop shopping.

If you don't like that someone is collecting donations and are going to accuse them of theft instead of donating without proof then you obviously lack professionalism and the brains to run a place like that.why don't YOU set up a way to donate perishable foods? Oh that's right, you'd rather run your mouth than do something productive. Don't want negative feedback? Maybe you shoulda got more information and contacted the place that donations were given to.you got a brain, use it.

The place to go to support local. Especially the gentleman at the front who have the best eggs and honey around, and Cohen at Regina's Meats, who provides his expertise and amazing products to provide you with an unforgettable experience!

Very busy on long weekend. Almost felt like they had more people in the building than current restrictions allow.

Best farmers market in Calgary! Regina’s Meat has the highest quality of meat in the city! Cohen will always lead you in the right direction.

What a nice place and with a huge variety of what is available from a large number of vendors. The offerings include honey, eggs, smoked meat, confectionary, fruit and vegetables. Many many shops offering trinkets, comics, toys, stamps, coins and other memorabilia for a good nostalgic tour of mid 90s and later. Old books too.
We have enjoyed the large selection of takeaway foods all the way from Europe, Mexico, East Indian, Indonesia and especially Turkey. Their lamb shanks are fantastic.
One can easily spend a few hours there Fridays to Sundays. We'll worth a visit and more

Prefer Calgary Farmers market. Bought a couple of items. Found it difficult to find the stalls even using the map.

Another great bountiful day shopping Crossroads Market, a breath of fresh air and a very uplifting experience, so much great stuff to buy, and the plants are amazing, rose bushes today put a smile on everyones face!

Most original authentic booths as are the owners, thx everyone hot sauce man. Record guy, many more speciality hat dude