St George's Market in Belfast

Great selection of gifts and food.

The atmosphere was great. Good food, amazing independent stalls!

Brilliant place to kick back, unwind, listen to the live music, smell and taste the different foods on offer and walk round the stalls that make Belfast great.

amazing selection of goods. a bit spenny here and there but overall manageable :) highly recommend spending an hour there. got a delicious bap and slushie yummm. live musician was amazing too!

Market that only opens on weekends, variety of food from different parts of the world, good and at a good price ✌️

Always nice to visit St George’s

Great atmosphere... Wonderful on a Sunday morning before the shops in Belfast open... Breakfast available

Food and non-food market with many stalls of both food and curiosities and modern objects

It was good but found nothing of interest for my wife and myself.

Definitely a tourist attraction. However, there are few souvenirs or a bar to linger.

This place is very lovely, with lots of differents stands of food and stuff! A bit hard to find a seat in the food court but there is also a restaurant upstairs

Very friendly atmosphere and good food

A great morning out with the kids.

Awesome place food,art,crafts lots to do for all ages

In fairness I found the market to be pricey enough for nearly everything. However, there was one exception and that was a stall called The Hatman which was tended to by two wonderful young women, I was really only browsing yet ended up buying the most beautiful fedora hat for a very reasonable £40-00. The two girls were a pleasure to deal with and good craic to boot, hence the extra two stars which otherwise would barely make a three and I will return to do business with them again, it'll be a journey well worth it. P

Great weekend market. Very much worth a visit while in Belfast.

Good clean place. Lot's of interesting items on sale but the prices were clearly targeted at the tourist visitor.

Visited on a Sunday, we really liked the atmosphere of this place. We had our breakfast there. Varied stalls. Music. To do.

Some great stalls for fresh meat, seafood, vegetables, and various sundries. There are a good number of stalls for prepared food. We got a quiche Lorraine from On the Pig’s Back deli. It was fresh and delicious with excellent service. I would definitely go back to the market again.

Amazing artists. Reasonable stuff. I loved wooden work. Pottery work.

Hadn't been to George's Market for a few years so popped in yesterday for lunch and remembered why. First stop was Al Parmesano, where you might reasonably expect that Parmesan cheese would be the main ingredient in your pasta sauce, but the process is cleverly manipulated to put cold pasta into the whole parmesan round (to prevent the cheese from melting) and then add cheap white catering cheese from a giant plastic bag and boiling water to melt it. After dumping this overpriced, lukewarm, fatty, salty, sticky, tasteless mess in the nearest bin our next stop was El Toro Grill for a plain burger which we naively thought might be a better choice. First in line we waited patiently for the first 5-10 mins then began to make numerous unsuccessful attempts to make eye-contact and verbally engage the single cook/server running the stall in the hope of placing an order and finding out how long we would have to wait. After 40mins of watching unhappy customers glumly collect their orders as we waited we slowly realised that the strategy here was to take payment for 30-40 orders, reducing the queue to zero and ensuring customers could not take their business elsewhere, then leave them standing around waiting for 40-60mins while the single cook/server prepared their food and a new batch of clueless customers joined the seemingly short line not releasing that this was just the beginning of a 1hr+ wait for an overpriced burger. It says much about the Market's management that this type of behaviour is permitted and visitors to Belfast are so shamelessly exploited by greedy, unscrupulous stall-holders.

Very good market, you find everything

What a great market, many lovely nick naks and great food choices.

Top place to go in Belfast and the small business plus products are amazing

Short visit great selection of goods

Fantastic eat your way around the world friendly people party atmosphere

Love this place on a Sunday afternoon. Great atmosphere, nice food, Good music.

Awful overpriced tat, food massively overpriced. Nothing special, bigger and better indoor markets out there! We know how a tourist loves getting ripped off and this is definitely the place for them! Was not worth the walk to see it as everyone was raving about it I couldn't see the attraction myself, seen it done it will never be back.

Not really one for shopping but couldn't help but see how beautiful the market was, only problem you'll have is being spoilt for choice of food.

On my trip to Belfast I really enjoyed the local stalls and their locals, a pleasant atmosphere mixed with local food and crafts, definitely a must-see if you visit Belfast.

Always love visiting St George's market.

Loved it. I found fresh oysters 😋 and ended with a Cuban sandwich made by 2 girls from Spain. Great variety of food and handcrafted goods.

Last weekend I ate with my family at El Toro Grill and it was incredible! We enjoyed their burgers, baps and burritos. The toppings and sauces were amazing! Lovely staff btw! It's a must if you go to St. George's Market and you want to eat good food!

Super market. And a real market ! Very good seafood prices and yummy food available. Great local artists are there it's a must do in the big B.

Brilliant place great atmosphere and excellent eating places

This shop is one of the top five safest shop in the whole of Belfast UK 🇬🇧

Great little market with vendors and food choices. Has an assortment of crafts to appeal to everyone’s taste. Drop in and look around.

Needs better ventilation, the smoke coming from the cooking can be a wee bit uncomfortable.

It really has become over priced especially for food .I would have went everyother weekend but more geared towards tourists.

What an amazing place. Been in Belfast for the fist time and visited St George's Market. Goofed around and bought few things. I'm a fan of the aroma ozzing within the place.

Beautiful, it is a characteristic market where you can eat Belfast specialties and visit some stalls.

very curious Market only three days a week.

My first time visiting the market and found it very interesting with numerous and different things to eat and items for sale. Would highly recommend to visit this market when in Belfast Ireland 🇮🇪 👍

Bustling market. Great atmosphere. Lots of different food stalls, antique stalls, jewellery, pictures...

Very cool and interesting place!

Really cool place, awesome vibes and great food

Lots of lovely stalls. Beautiful old building. Busy vibe.

Always a great atmosphere and loads of lovely food, the only issue being its so hard to choose what to eat 😃

Opportunities try different tastes of food and sweets :)

A lot of stalls selling varied types merchandise + butchers fresh fish and bread + spices.

Good market with varied stands , products, food and occasional music.

Great atmosphere. Friendly market.

Great spot,great vibe. Lots of lovely stuff. Go, you'll enjoy it

You can eat something tasty while shopping for food. I recommend

Brilliant, variety stores in it. Enjoy it

One of 5 famous markets in the UK. I visited on Saturday, there were so many people because maybe this market opens not usual.

Absolutely worth a visit. Live music, great food stalls and fantastic vendors. Beautiful building full of history if you look.

Full of life and a variety of stalls

We walked around here before catching a bus to the airport, we enjoyed the poffertjes and New Art Square by Karolina.

So wholesome! Good food selection.

Lots of stalls within this market supplying different items for sale in the central area, the food stalls are mostly around the edges, providing a variety of street food from around the world. Well, worth a look.

Public market with food stalls and gift shops with local vendors. You can also park vehicles near that area or that I also car park. The market is very very small.

Has been our favourite thing to do in Belfast. Good food and quaint setting

You find almost everyting. Food ed more. No ethnic cuisine

Vibrant and varied. Great place to visit.

Amazing market huge selection of food and gifts

A disappointing visit. Full of tat.

St. George's Market was an absolute gem! The atmosphere was fantastic - friendly vendors, delicious food stalls tempting every taste bud, and the most incredible fudge I've ever had (seriously, it was divine!). Prices can vary depending on what you're after. You can find some real bargains on fresh produce and local crafts, but there are also some specialty treats that might cost a bit more. Overall, it's a great value for the experience. The market itself is beautifully presented. The Victorian architecture adds a touch of charm, and everything is clean and inviting. I highly recommend checking it out if you're in Belfast!

Nice little market with some interesting stalls

Here you can find very tasty food from all over the world. The hall is a bit stuffy. However, exactly perfect for one market.

Great atmosphere, some good stalls and friendly shops. Will definitely be back here

St. George's Market is a must-visit for anyone in Belfast. This charming Victorian market isn't just about the stunning architecture (though that's definitely worth a look!), it's a feast for the senses. Fresh produce paradise: First, there's the food! Fresh, local produce is the star of the show. From mountains of colorful vegetables to glistening fish straight off the boats, you'll find everything you need to whip up a delicious meal. Be sure to try the famous Belfast bap, a soft bread roll piled high with local fillings. Foodie adventures and beyond: But the food goes far beyond local staples. On Saturdays, the market transforms into a haven for international flavors. Sample exotic spices, grab a steaming cup of artisan coffee, or indulge in decadent pastries. There are even stalls with handmade crafts, jewelry, and unique souvenirs, perfect for finding a special Belfast memento. A vibrant atmosphere: The atmosphere at St. George's Market is electric. Live music fills the air on weekends, adding to the lively buzz. Whether you're chatting with friendly stallholders or soaking up the sights and sounds, you'll feel the energy of this special place. A Belfast must: St. George's Market is more than just a market, it's a Belfast institution. It's a great way to experience the city's culture, food scene, and friendly people. Friday, Saturday and Sundays are your best bet to catch it in all its glory, so don't miss out!

Always a good market and good venue

The only downside is that it only opens 3 days

Not as good as it used to be. But still lots to see.

This was super fun. Didn’t expect such a neat market in Belfast for some reason but it was great. Lots of food vendors, Bakers, fudge makers, artists, antique stalls… all kinds of just about anything you could want. Also, tons of people had their dogs which was really fun

Variety of stalls, colourful, professional atmosphere of a true, original market. Enjoyable visit. From cards to cake, earrings to exotic food, clothes and children's stuff to fresh fruit and vegetables and food from farm and sea, the market is full of energy and daily purpose. 👌

Eclectic blend of Vendors - lovely produce, seafood, artisans & much more

You have to come here if visiting Belfast. Even better don't have your breakfast at the hotel try a soda or Belfast Bab breakfast from Sizzle & Roll it certainly fills a hole and the guys are great craic. Opening times on my photo.

Various products and the vendors are very friendly and helpful

Very interesting place worth a visit

Great atmosphere good for tourists early Sunday morning. Plenty of stalls good prices.

Not so nice I thought I will see lots of products and lots of shops Its small and smally😑

Great selection of fresh food and friendly stalls with quirky things. Worth a visit only open Friday Saturday and Sunday.

Very nice and plenty of market stalls.

Very friendly and communal market with lots of food samples to try for free, and amazing food stalls !!!!

I love this market. It is nice and big so you can freely move around and get to the stalls. There are fresh food stalls, food & drink outlets, craft stalls, clothing stalls, pet stalls and vintage stalls to name a few. I would definitely recommend a visit.

Crowded and expensive Place that has become extremely touristy

Great market...lots of good stalls, nice way to spend few hours on a Sunday.. favourite definitely the Deli's

Excellent indoor market. A brilliant shipping experience. Some great food available too - even on Sundays!

Lovely lively market. Lots of interesting stalls including eating places.

Busy busy on a Sunday....but worth it! Needed some fresh fish at a decent price..🎏🎣🦈

Was perfect for breakfast and strolling

Varied food to choose from. There are places to eat seated

Very nice market. Quite pricey.

Great selection of local goods and food, would highly recommend a weekend visit here if you are in Belfast.

Belfast street market selling all sorts. Plenty of food places too.

very busy market with a great variety of foods and different artworks

Always a fun time! I love the fresh fish and the pastries options are the best

Great selection of stalls particularly the range of cuisine and food choice and drinks. Went with Mexican burrito and it was delicious.