East End Market
Two-story food hall in a repurposed church, home to a dozen artisan food vendors and makers.
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About this audio guide
This guide to East End Market in Orlando's Audubon Park neighborhood follows developer John Rife as he abandons his own office-tower projects and drives across the country studying farmers markets, food halls and public markets in other cities. You'll hear how he found a quiet church on Corrine Drive and converted it into a two-story food hall in 2013, built to let cooks without restaurants of their own test ideas on strangers. Listen for how several of the earliest vendors here have gone on to define what Orlando eats.
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