About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day in Northgate Market, an elderly lady was pushing her shopping cart down the aisle when she noticed something odd. A small boy, staring wide-eyed at the apples, kept pointing and whispering, 'Mama, look! They’re dancing!' The old lady smiled warmly and bent down, gently taking one apple and saying softly, ‘They aren’t dancing, sweetie—just a little red.’ The boy nodded thoughtfully before giggling, and together they continued their shopping. As they walked away, another customer overheard the story and chuckled, remarking to a nearby delivery driver, “That’s why you never know what’ll happen at Northgate Market.”
2. In Northgate Market, a delivery driver kept noticing strange things happening around him while unloading groceries late at night. Boxes would mysteriously rearrange themselves on the pallets, and once he even saw a can of soup floating mid-air near the dairy section. Finally, one night, a ghostly voice whispered from behind: ‘Hey, driver! Need some help with those heavy boxes?’ The driver turned around—and there stood an old man in a tattered apron, pushing a shopping cart filled with bananas. After that, everything went back to normal, except for occasional banana peels left on the floor.
3. In Northgate Market, a delivery driver swore he heard someone whispering behind him every night at exactly 9 p.m. Nobody else seemed to notice. One night, after hours of hearing whispers, the delivery driver decided to stay late and record the sound. When played back, it turned out to be just his colleague, ‘whispering’ through the intercom for help with an order. Everyone had a good laugh over coffee the next morning.
4. In Northgate Market, a regular once asked aloud, ‘Did anyone else just see that milk carton levitate?’ Another customer, a delivery driver, casually replied, ‘No, but I did notice those bananas were dancing to some unseen music.’ A regular nearby chimed in, ‘Or maybe it’s just us who’re seeing things!’ The whole aisle burst into laughter, and for a moment, everyone forgot they were shopping.