Cleveland's amazing
West Side Market turns 100 years old and celebrates tomorrow with a
great big bash of chefs and food. Greenhouse Tavern's
Jonathon Sawyer had it right when he called it "a cathedral of meat." Right on! The building itself, completed in 1912, one of the few municipally owned and continuously running markets in the country, is flanked by vegetable venders. Cheese and dairy run the inside north wall. Nuts and prepared food and pastry run the southern boundary. Kate's Fish on the eastern side of the market sells pristine fish. Near her, I buy coriander seed, curries, and pink salt from Narrin Carlberg's amazing spice booth. French lentils and other spices are on the west side of the ...
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