DELRAY BEACH, FL — Florida's largest food hall has opened its doors in downtown Delray Beach.

At 150,000 square feet, the new Delray Beach Market, which celebrated its grand opening Saturday and Sunday, boasts 27 local and regional food vendors and bars.

This foodie destination, which is located at 33 SE 3rd Ave., offers a variety of cuisines, including Indian, seafood, plant-based, sushi, Hawaiian, pasta, pizza, gourmet ice pops, baked goods, Mediterranean, Mexican, hot dogs, deli sandwiches and more.

The food hall will also feature a rotating lineup of vendor pop-ups and special events.

Notable vendors include Sorella's, a build-your-own pasta company from master pasta maker Austreberta Mercado in New York City and Chef Jimmy Everett, a Florida native who will create sauces and other toppings.

Tekka Bar is a hand-rolled sushi concept from Las Vegas restaurateur Takashi Segawa. Meanwhile, the Tiffin Box is a fast-casual concept delivering Indian flavors with its simple – but tasty – menu. Salvo's offers over-sized, traditional, hand-tossed pizza slices.

Find a complete list of vendors here.

The market is also hiring for all positions: cooks, bartenders, servers, barbacks, bussers, stewards and concierges.