Americana, Bargains, and Beer at U.S. Markets

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Feb 21, 2013 —  Every generation of Americans appreciates a good deal when they go shopping. Grandmas and grandpas cut out coupons for their local drug store, moms and dads buy groceries (and booze) in bulk at Costco and Walmart, and kids do their best to save their (or their parents) money by finding cool, and affordable vintage gear at nearby thrift stores.

Great markets in the U.S. – like Chelsea Market (New York City), Randolph Street Market (Chicago), and The Grove/Farmers Market (Los Angeles), among others – offer the whole family can’t miss bargains on everything from antiques to cheeseburgers.

Live music, sun-soaked corridors, and the option of hopping in an adjacent bar for a happy hour – and consequently the best deal a bar has to offer – makes these American shopping venues better than your average supermarket. 

Whether you want to catch a bargain-hunting buzz or not, it’s hard to find a more scenic shopping center than Ferry Plaza Farmers Market in San Francisco, SoWa Open Market in Boston’s Back Bay, or any other U.S. market that oozes warm Americana.