Support Local Businesses at Greenhills’ Weekend Market



 

In an effort to better serve the community, Ortigas Malls partnered with Barangay Greenhills to bring a weekly Weekend Market at the V-Mall Parking at Greenhills Center. This initiative started last August 22 and will continue every Sunday from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

 

The Greenhills Weekend Market aims to support small business enterprises (SMEs) during this unpredictable time, as well as to bring household essentials closer to Greenhills’ community. Food such as frozen and fresh seafood, meat and poultry, and vegetables can be found at the market from vendors such as Candy and Ronnie Vegetables, Alvin’s Fish, Eharvest Trading, D&G Fruits, and others. 

 

Some familiar vendors are the famous Auntie Anne’s pretzels, Nacho Bravo, The New Albergus’ frozen foods, Hap Chan’s Chinese food, Sabroso’s Lechon, Ramen Nagi’s frozen Japanese food packs, and many more. These are perfect for those who want to take a break from cooking and enjoy their favorite takeouts! 

 

Aside from fresh produce and baked goods, the Weekend Market offers other souvenirs and household items for the whole family. Plantitas and plantitos can rejoice as they enjoy a green haven with a variety of plants and florals that fit any and every home.

 

Ortigas Malls assures that the arrangement of the stalls at the Weekend Market encourages social distancing to protect its shoppers as well as implementing thermal scanning as mandated by the IATF. Face masks and face shields are also required upon entry. 

 

For more information, visit Greenhills’ Facebook and Instagram pages and subscribe to Ortigas Malls’ newsletter.

 

Get fresh vegetables, fruits, and seafood directly from our local farmers and growers at the VMall open parking from 6AM to 1PM.

 

 

Ortigas Malls' Celebrate Life campaign aims to bring positivity and optimism despite the situation the world is currently in as they reopen their doors to all shoppers. Ortigas Malls is also behind the retail favorites Greenhills, Tiendesitas, Estancia, and Industria, thereby enhancing shopping, dining, and entertainment experiences in the city.