Every Midtown Harrisburg conversation eventually arrives at the Broad Street Market on North 3rd Street — one of the country's oldest continuously operating market houses, and the neighborhood's beating heart (the historic brick building is being rebuilt after the fire, targeting 2027; the stone building and vendors are very much open).
The stalls read like a world tour: Marie's Kitchen (Haitian griot and legume), Tasty Dishes (Nigerian), Porter's House (Jamaican jerk), Ougi's Cocina (Puerto Rican), Yami Korean, and Tri Asian Taste's sushi-Thai-Burmese spread. Damien's Fried Chicken has a genuine cult following, Tep's runs the fresh seafood counter, Elementary Coffee roasts small-batch, Honey Bear scoops vegan ice cream, and Zeroday Brewing keeps a beer outpost.
Next door at 340 Verbeke, The Millworks stacks farm-to-table dining, an in-house brewery, artist studios, and a rooftop biergarten. Together they're the reason Midtown rowhomes carry a premium — and hold it.
Harrisburg FAQs
- Is the Broad Street Market in Harrisburg open?
- Yes — the stone building and its vendors operate on regular market days, while the fire-damaged brick building is being rebuilt with reopening targeted around spring 2027. The vendor lineup spans Haitian, Nigerian, Jamaican, Korean, Puerto Rican, and Burmese food plus coffee, seafood, and fried chicken.
Have a question about Harrisburg? Talk to an agent who sold there this month — call (717) 790-1847 or use the form below.