The Downtown Exchange

The kids and I had a lot of fun here. Super sweet girl at the stand straight back with Mimosas and Draft Beer! There's the Ramen Bistro Bar to her left and My Dad's Place to her right with pressed sandwiches. They are not alone, though. There are a good handful of little, classy places that makes it like a comfortable inside market, including a jewelry shop that looked interesting. Good vibes in there.

I don't usually write reviews, but The Downtown Exchange is a MUST when you're in Clermont. It is exactly what this town needed. You can enjoy an array of food, drinks ( alcoholic or non-alcoholic) and do some shopping. Doesn't get better than that! :) It's definitely a part of my weekend routine! My recommendation? GO GO GO!

Went and visited this neat little place yesterday. The shops are super cute and the owners took the time to explain their products and why they love being in Downtown Clermont! The treats were also very tasty!

Got an acai bowl, was excellent. Got a honeydew melon boba, also excellent. Next time Im getting ramen for sure.

Wonderful shared market in Downtown Clermont! Every business is unique and all of the food is delicious!

Amazing atmosphere!! They have Teamont, My Miso Ramen Shop, Sandwiches and Mimosas!!!!

Excellent small local business cluster here—loved the Whistle Stop Baker ♥ and will be back to try others. Stop in for a treat or if looking for local gifts!

Excellent cookies and service !!!🥰🌻

What a great place, with 12 shops, food craft coffee tea and jewelry - must visit in Downtown Clermont

Had a very unique experience, Great atmosphere, Friendly people, Love the building!

Great food and drinks. Perfect addition to downtown Clermont.

The ‘K’Arepazo’ it’s delicious 🤤 .

Se encuentra muy buenas cosas ahi!

Very cool place, very nice people. We did shakes at crunly inside. They were good and the people were very friendly. They need more of a seating area but love the shakes. It looks a booth or 2 is in development. A lot of booths were unattended when we visited. I will revisit to see some more life in here, but it’s got to have more than just a weekend life.

I stopped in again on Sunday, pretty much all the vendors from my first trip are gone besides the ones the building manager owns and 3 other original vendors.
This place is way worse then Montrose Street Market and the Galleria, it’s always dirty with crud on the floor, still no soap in the bathroom from my first visit.
A lot of chains or bigger names in there, hopefully actual small businesses instead of franchises will fill the empty spaces.

Sorry that I've managed to review your businesses bad, I didn't know it was all owned by the same owners. Maybe that says something bad about them?