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At Dallas Farmers Market, seven vendors list separate weekday offers, from Dock Local’s 2 p.m. start to late-afternoon pizza, sushi, drinks and dessert. The Monday date also brings a day-specific mimosa deal.
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The Market Happy Hours works best as a food-hall visit planned around one or two stops. The event listing runs from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 16, 2026, but the vendor offers begin at different times—and some deals are tied to a particular day or a Cowboys game.
BellaTrino’s Neapolitan Pizzeria lists 10% off a 12-inch pizza from 3 to 6 p.m. Its vendor profile traces the business from two food trucks to its Dallas Farmers Market location. The pizzeria says it makes dough daily with Antimo Caputo “00” flour, uses San Marzano tomatoes for its sauce and makes fresh mozzarella from whole-milk curd; its profile also describes a 5,000-pound wood-burning oven and techniques more than 200 years old.
El Mero Mero’s 3–6 p.m. offer is a set of drink prices: $5 for a 16-ounce beer, $9 for a 32-ounce beer, $4 for bottled beer, $5 for a 16-ounce margarita and $11.01 for a 32-ounce margarita. The family-owned restaurant’s directory profile says it has served tamales in Dallas since 1984. The event listing does not include a tamale discount, so the history is context for the stop, not an advertised deal on food.
Ginzaro Sushi lists a $14 combo of a California roll and a shrimp tempura roll from 4 to 6 p.m. Its directory describes the restaurant’s food as made fresh to order. That later window overlaps the final two hours of BellaTrino’s and El Mero Mero’s offers, if a group is choosing among different kinds of food.
Further reading: The Market Happy Hours - Dallas Farmers Market ↗ · BellaTrino’s Neapolitan Pizzeria at the Market ↗ · El Mero Mero | Dallas Farmers Market ↗ · Ginzaro Sushi | Dallas Farmers Market ↗
Dock Local has the earliest listed promotion: weekdays from 2 to 6 p.m., with Dockaritas at $3, wine by the glass at $5 and whiskey pours at $5. Scardello Artisan Cheese starts later, listing $6 wine by the glass and $4 beer from 4 to 7 p.m. The event page gives those drink prices but does not describe a discounted cheese selection.
The 2nd Tap lists weekday happy-hour hours of 4–7 p.m. and weekend hours of 5–7 p.m. Its separately labeled Cowboys game-day prices are $4 for Miller Lite and Aluminum Cowboy pints, or $12 for pitchers of those beers; the game-day label does not establish that those prices apply on Nov. 16. The vendor directory describes The 2nd Tap’s broader format as brewery-focused taproom takeovers, but does not name a featured brewery for this date.
Further reading: The Market Happy Hours - Dallas Farmers Market ↗ · The 2nd Tap | Dallas Farmers Market ↗
The 2nd Tap also lists $1 off mimosas all day on Mondays. That day-specific promotion lines up with the Nov. 16 listing, which falls on a Monday. The same event page advertises half off all wine all day on Wednesdays; that is a separate promotion, not a Monday offer.
Its weekday and weekend happy-hour windows are distinct from these all-day promotions. The event page does not give additional eligibility terms for the mimosa or wine offers.
Further reading: The Market Happy Hours - Dallas Farmers Market ↗
Cone Creamery lists “Tax Free Happy Hour” from 4 to 7 p.m. on weekdays, but the event page does not explain what the label covers or give a price. The directory describes a general menu that includes ice cream, sorbets, ice cream sandwiches, flavored cones, Dublin Floats and brownie sundaes; it does not identify which, if any, of those items qualify for the promotion. Treat the directory’s menu as background, not confirmation of the Nov. 16 offer or stock.
Further reading: The Market Happy Hours - Dallas Farmers Market ↗ · Cone Creamery | Dallas Farmers Market ↗
That is the event listing’s full window; the vendor offers have shorter time ranges. The recurring promotion windows are described for weekdays, but the event page does not give them an end date.
The address is 920 S. Harwood, Dallas, TX 75201. The offers are for vendors in The Market, the indoor food hall; The Shed is the separate outdoor farmers market and is closed Monday through Friday.
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The venue says admission to The Market Building is free. Food and drinks are vendor purchases. The event listing does not give separate booking instructions.
Plan Your Visit to Dallas Farmers Market ↗ · The Market Happy Hours - Dallas Farmers Market ↗
The venue notes that individual vendor hours vary and anchor restaurants may close earlier on weekdays. The event’s overall hours should not be taken as a guarantee that every vendor is open for the full 10 a.m.–7 p.m. period.
Pearl/Arts District Station serves the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines and is about a five-minute walk south to 920 S. Harwood. St. Paul Station, on the Red and Blue lines, is also walkable and is north of the market campus.
The venue says downtown hotels near Elm or Main streets are a 10–15-minute walk through the Harwood District. Nearby Dallas bike-share stations and bike racks at The Market and The Shed are also noted.
The Farmers Market Lot is the closest lot to The Market Building; rates vary. The weekday-only Shed Lot at 1000 S. Pearl Expressway lists $10 for up to four hours, with daily rates varying.
Harvest Lofts Garage at 1012 S. Harwood lists the first two hours free, then $3 per additional hour. It is open 24 hours, and rates may vary. Free street parking is available on Harwood, Marilla and Taylor streets on a first-come basis.
The venue describes the Dallas Farmers Market campus as ADA accessible, with level surfaces throughout the outdoor market, accessible restrooms in The Market Building and accessible parking near the main entrance.
Leashed dogs are welcome in outdoor areas and on The Market patios, but pets are not permitted inside The Market Building food hall.
The listing gives Monday, Nov. 16, 2026, as 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Individual vendor offers run for shorter windows.
The 2nd Tap lists $1 off mimosas all day on Mondays. Its half-off wine promotion is listed for Wednesdays, and its beer prices are labeled for Cowboys game days.
Yes. The venue says entry to The Market Building is free; food and drinks are purchased separately.
Pearl/Arts District Station is about a five-minute walk south to the market and serves the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines. St. Paul Station, served by the Red and Blue lines, is also walkable.
920 S Harwood, Dallas, TX 75201
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