Ok… now this craft market is an experience. If you’re looking for things to do, want to connect with the people, or just get out of your hotel/resort this is a solid destination. Extreme shoppers that value culture come here! Now if your bougie, don’t like to talk to people or just don’t wanna be bothered, don’t come here lol! Yes the sellers can be pushy but hey they’re salesman/women it is what it is. If you have a keen eye you can spot really special things (hand carved dice, Marcus Garvey artifacts, unique handmade art) however, many vendors are selling the same or similar items. I felt safe, a bit overwhelmed, but glad I visited. Great stop for small gifts, shirts, keychains, magnets, or anything that says JAMAICA! And to the vendors… relax mon!

People were quite pushy, most of the market was closed, and everything felt very mass produced, as every stall seemed to have the same items.

There's nothing crazy or culture about this spot. It's all the same junk that you get at all the souvenir shops but more expensive and you get hassled left and right. I definitely won't go again.

Extremely beautiful Jamaican Art

Lots of beautiful nick nacks, clothes, momentos. I want one of everything lol. We visited early in the day around 8am before it got busy

Went in very early, around 9:00 am, and shops were just opening. The ambiance, colors, and vibes are good, as well as the artifacts. Be prepared to bargain, and invariably, you will be fleeced. Vendors swarmed us and tried to power sell. Though it is not intimidating, we ended up buying and paying more. There is one section where the goods were not in stalls, but on the floor and tables. Here, the prices and vendors were reasonable, and we enjoyed in this section than in the stalls where we felt we were being robbed. In the end, we had good coconut water / jelly, a nice couple were selling the. Then, a taxi driver charged us he would have done for locals. He knew we were tourists, still was magnanimous. You get good and bad people everywhere. Bottom line: Goods good, but you have to bargain. They expect you to bargain. Hence, jack up the prices.

Good vibes, safe place to shop, you can find little gift items, souvenirs. Yes, merchants can be little much, in trying to sell you their good, but it's all goods...just relax, and enjoy the experience. Remember, you are in control, and you don't have to buy anything. Take the time to talk, 'reason' with them. They're just trying to make a living.

I went in to look around but had no money because I didn't know how much to take out the atm, and my Google decided to take the day off. There is a stall run by two sisters. One of them walked me through the money without asking for anything. I got no bad vibes and trusted her. 😌 I gave her a tip for helping and bought from her shop. The other stalls are TOO PUSHY. I felt bombarded. I completely understand their need to make a living, but it was still overwhelming. I felt bad saying no, but I don't like being pushed or forced. They all kinda sell the same thing, but it's a nice place otherwise.

All the shops are nice. The people aren't pushy, but you know that they want the sale. If you know how to haggle, this is the pace for you.

Love it got some nice things very friendly people.

It was good took some friends shopping they enjoyed the things that they bought

Able to pick up some nice gifts and souvenirs for friends and family, definitely recommend

It's a place you can enter and look at items you might be interested in

It’s a good place to find all kinds of craft, art and souvenirs, but the vendors are quite eager and don’t really leave you space to just enjoy the space and the colors

One can find good food here, and also some nice handmade art.

A great shopping experience for craft items. Environment is clean and the vendors are nice and friendly

Hard working Jamaicans bringing the best of our craft culture to the world. Stop in when you are able and get a slice of our beautiful island.

Ajacent to the howard cook highway,this street is right in the vicinity of downtown Montego Bay,with local shops,bars,take outs,with its rich historical Civic Centre located just a few blocks from the location.

Can always fine something there. If you are not use to feeling pressure to buy don't go. Be ready to haggle and make sure to take small bills. Merchants really do not like to give you change so make sure to have exact change.

It's a good place to shop for Jamaican items/accessories. Instead of going to the Indian stores, now you can interact with real Jamaican people and experience the natural culture 🇯🇲🌺🥰. #Genuine#laughter

Vendors must allow freedom space Allow you to choose where to look and where to patronize

Yes, this has tons of local art, souvenirs, trinkets and cool stuff, but like others have said each vendor has the same stuff. The vendors we're very pushy, and one evan tried to sell us Marijuana. It was overwhelming and we just wanted to leave.

Beautiful art people are friendly

Awful. Nice items but vendors too aggressive and pushy, uncomfortable to try and shop, a little scary and intimidating. Would not go back, a shame, I did like artwork.

Really nice cultural market and shop where you can spend with the local residents in exchange for some great products n items.