Market & Main

"You walk in and don't feel like you're in Martinez. I love that they've restored this old building. It offers a few places to eat (Korean, vegan ice cream, oyster bar, pizza coming soon). General open seating on bottom and upstairs floors. Pretty awesome set up."

"This place has the BEST lobster roll I’ve ever had in my life. Always very friendly and welcoming with the freshest seafood in town. Do yourself a favor and stop by!"

"New market, great quality food. Smaller side though; space can make ordering a tad awkward with passing foot traffic. Tried the Moroccan restaurant and the cake shops coffee, and ate them on the mezzanine (fancy for indoor balcony) . At the time of writing there are two places not opened yet. All the places are staffed and seem popular. The Moroccan food, chicken couscous was great, and the mezzanine space is really nice. I can see myself coming back when it's not busy to relax while watching main street. But one draw back- size. There are a lot of businesses packed in here. Particularly the 3 on the left side (one of which is the Moroccan place, the oyster place, and the pending craft beer and pizza place). It's an awkward setup, since all 3 are within 5 feet of each other. You'll Likely order and need to sit relatively close by as they don't use order beepers (yet?). It's Easy to miss your order when it's ready and not know it. They're definitely doing well despite the space limitations, it's very impressive. imagine everyone just needs a bit more experience and organization to get there footing for larger crowds. But if this place was full up I'd recommend going elsewhere instead of waiting as of now. Personal preference, but I wouldn't want to be packed like sardines in here on a Friday or Saturday night. There doesn't seem to be a reservation system (yet?). Time will tell though! It's all very new, so I'll likely update with a new review later when I try the other places. Other notes: Make sure not to miss the beer graden in the back that connects to Fives suns and States. The bench's seats upstairs swivel, so careful not to tip over."