Very hip. The entire market is an indoor, open flo...

Very hip. The entire market is an indoor, open floor plan, industrial-style building whose spacious inside is filled with more than a few specialized food/candy/pastry/beer makers. There are a couple sit-down restaurants, as well as a nice gift shop with trendy and interesting items (I do suggest you stop there).

Krog Street Market is definitely nice for hand-made, artisan-cooked, farm-fresh what-have-yous, but it is incredibly expensive. This is the type of place that has $9-12 chocolate bars (hand made at the market itself), $9 scoops of ice cream (perhaps made with milk from the Golden Calf?), and $5 croissants (baked with a Frenchman's freshest tears). They have organic kombucha on tap available for purchase, and still or sparkling water on tap available for free (yes, you heard that right).

I would come here if you have the money to spend, and if you don't mind the more affluent crowd. I would not come here hungry and/or on a budget.

A nice place to visit if you are in the area (for instance to check out the Krog St. Graffiti tunnel), but I wouldn't necessarily make a day of it, as it isn't a huge place and does not have much more than food.