Covered markets

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Kuwait City is always busy, especially the area of Salmiya, the place where young Kuwaitis go to find their favorite fashions. There you may see one of the old-style Kuwaiti “covered markets” between modern Western shops and restaurants.

I have questions about the last sentence.
Question 1: the Kuwaiti covered markets, does that mean the markets that have a roof?
Question 2: “between” modern Western shops and restaurants? Does that mean the markets are in the middle?

Thanks a lot!

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Covered market
https://www.google.co.jp/amp/s/www.collinsdictionary.com/amp/english/covered-market

Is it possible that the shopping street and the restaurant street in the area are separated?
If they are not separated, I suppose that “among” is better than “between”.

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Yes to both.

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