St George's Market in Belfast

Live and good music. Delicious food. Amazing products.

Great atmosphere, great selection of everything you want to eat and drink 😉

It was okay. I suppose it depends what you’re looking for but I’d say it’s more of a local market than the tourist attraction it’s touted as. On the plus side the aisles are wide so it doesn’t feel stressful waking through the market.

Must visit location in Belfast, delicious local & international foods, local artists and crafts, antiques, excellent coffee, and fresh seafood. There's something for everyone and you could spend hours here.

It's open Thursday Friday Saturday. We were there Wednesday, not as much fun.

Great breakfast bap well worth the money . Bacon so tasty

Excellent market full of character and great stalls

Well worth a visit. Lots of hidden gems

Great place to visit with a great variety of stalls. Good sized food hall. There is plenty of taste before buying options. Pleasant helpful stall holders. The downside is the pricing, which I suppose is geared to the tourist industry. It's still a good place to spend time in

Fantastic market plenty to look at and lots of food stalls. Don't forget to get yourself a belfast breakfast bap

Tourist place with restaurants and fast food.

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 oozing within the place.

Interesting market with various food, souvenir, craft and antique stalls. The only downside is that most stalls close at noon or early afternoon. I consider that it is too short a schedule for such a touristy place. Even more so, if you visit on a Saturday, like I did.

Lively atmosphere. Super range of food to choose from. Stalls have a lot to offer. It's a must to visit. Enjoy the ambience, meet up with friends there. Unusual gifts to buy and interesting people to meet. A must when in Belfast.

A cute market! Too bad it closed early...

Absolutely brilliant place for a dander around - great atmosphere, great food, great stalls. 10/10

Interesting market to have a wander around. Although we didn't partake, all the street food stalls looked amazing

A good place to visit if you want a feel of local place. I loved the food stores.

Great variety of stalls, good way to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon

Holy Toledo. I want to eat there every day. Could’ve spent $100,000!

Like any other open market place. Some new things, some used items, a few antique dealers. Food vendors and live music. Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday only.

First time here and we were pleasantly surprised. There's plenty of stores & plenty of places to eat.

Great market with such a range of food and products, Got some lovely raspberry rocky road from Jam and Olly's. Got some fresh smoothies from Fruitonic, which were great but certain fruits overpowered others. And I brought a lovely ring from column mclaughlin, which is absolutely beautiful.

St George's Market is amazing. Nice for a walk around get a wee coffee and something to eat. Really nice buzz about it. The stalls are really good plenty to look round.

So many options to choose from and at convenient prices.

Went on Sunday before we flew home. It was extremely busy, which was great. You could still get around easily enough. Good selection of stalls from food, jewellery, drinks, trinkets etc.

Had a lovely day at the market, so much food and great music with lots of items to purchase. Definitely recommend

Great market for food and great fish counters

Closed premises of approximately 1 hectare, full of various commercial premises. They sell fresh fish, some vegetables, but mainly crafts. Oyros sell food. We recommend the fish sandwich and the paella. There is a public bathroom. There are places with tables to sit and eat. Very pleasant atmosphere. Close to Train Station.

Brilliant market with a good variety of traditional market stalls, local crafts, antiques, baked goods, and fresh food!

A fantastic market for food and local produce/ gifts.

Special place to visit on a Sunday morning. Lots of stalls, delicious food, music and atmosphere

Great food, somewhat pricey in places but nothing extreme. Lots to do for everyone, we spent nearly 3 hours in here on a Sunday.

Is was already closed! We saw very less! It was till 2 oclock pm. We didn't exact the closing time

Flea and food market under one roof. There is a variety of great food there.

Great place in belfast been thwre for ages. Definitely worth a visit

Amazing! Just search on tik tok and you'll see why you have to go! Food and dogs were amazing 🥰

The best food I've ever bought from a market. There was a huge selection of different crafts and vintage/antique items. The stall owners were all chatty and friendly too.

Closes at 2 on Friday - a bit early 😢 Good selection of food outlets 👍

It is only open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays with fairly restricted hours. I went on Tuesday and it was closed.

A really great market, set up in an old market hall where you can buy fresh fish, fruit and lots of other things to eat. There are also all sorts of antiques and many other stands that offer original products.

A great range of stalls I had the belfast bap with sausage bacon+egg..huge and delicious but I was hungry Lots of local crafts,paintings,framed fotos of the city A must for tourists to the city Not to be rushed

Very hot inside, even on a drizzly day. Wear layers! Could do with more seating but stalls were plentiful, food excellent and music welcome!

Well worth a visit, Awesome coffee at Drop Hopper roasters

Good mix of traditional dealer stands, snack bars and arts and crafts.

100% visit this amazing market. Whoever is the manager. Keep doing what you are doing. You have a perfect balance of food, entertainment and local products also with tourists in mind. Grate trip. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Highlights of you are a fan of culture, music, and food. Get there early and spend the morning finding the hidden gems. Most things are well priced but some are very high so shop around first.

Nice Location, good food and very nice things to Shop.

If you are in the area it is worth a visit. Covered market with a bit of everything.

A must see in Belfast. But check opening hours in advance as it is more often closed than open.

Love this market, something new everytime I visit.

Wide range off produce and craft items

Great place to visit, a must is Belfast bap

Amazing vibe. All sorts of arts and crafts for perusing. Plenty of diverse street food vendors. Amazing time!

Adorable market we stumbled into while in Belfast! A huge variety of street food kiosks, coffee shops and artisans, it’s indoors however it’s pet friendly! Very cute small market but wonderful.

Open only on weekends. Options for food (I got Mac and cheese made out of cheese wheel which tasted great, husband got a burger at another vendor that was okay). Lots of artists and flea market vendors. Really liked The Belfast Sculptors.

Always a great experience. Check opening times before you go, lest that catch you out.

Lived in Belfast for many moons and ive only got round to a visit. So much to take in, vendors are all pleasant and friendly. Some funky sales, especially the guy selling lamps, some cool ideas! Great atmosphere and food is amazing 😍 Belfast Bap Co and Jam & Ollys

Large number of stalls, including food outlets. Very busy on a Sunday lunchtime.

Nice to walk around. Everything you can think of is sold there.

Great place and there was a ukulele band playing which was a bonus.

Great food, typical expensive market prices. Very good variety. It was obviously very busy. The only reason i’m knocking down stars is because of the lack of seating or at the very least standing tables. I don’t expect full blown dining areas due to the size but outside of merchants offering their own seating (which was little to none) i think an area with standing tables would make sense.

In the heart of Belfast, St. George’s Market stands as a beacon for shoppers seeking a unique and memorable experience. Whether you're on the hunt for distinctive gifts, craving a variety of delicious foods, or hoping to uncover a rare find, this historic market delivers on all fronts. St. George’s Market is a treasure trove for those in search of one-of-a-kind gifts. The market is home to a diverse array of vendors, each offering handcrafted items that reflect the rich culture and artistic talent of the local community. From bespoke jewelry and artisanal pottery to intricate textiles and quirky souvenirs, the selection is as varied as it is captivating. Each stall tells a story, making every purchase a personal and meaningful keepsake. For those who love to indulge in culinary delights, St. George’s Market offers a feast for the senses. The market boasts an impressive array of food stalls, serving everything from traditional Irish fare to international cuisine. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty breakfast, a light lunch, or a sweet treat, you’ll find something to satisfy your cravings. The vibrant atmosphere, filled with the aromas of freshly cooked food and the buzz of friendly chatter, enhances the dining experience, making every meal a memorable one. Beyond gifts and food, St. George’s Market is a paradise for those who enjoy the thrill of the hunt. Among the stalls, you might stumble upon a vintage vinyl record that completes your collection or an antique Underwood typewriter that adds character to your study. The market's eclectic mix of old and new ensures that there’s always something unexpected waiting to be discovered. Each visit is an adventure, with the promise of finding that hidden gem that will become a cherished possession. St. George’s Market is more than just a place to shop; it’s an experience. It’s a place where the past and present coexist, where every corner holds a potential discovery, and where the atmosphere is as rich and diverse as the offerings themselves. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, St. George’s Market is a must-visit destination that promises to delight and inspire.

WOW!The market was buzzing, band playing and singing songs throughout the day. Try the Belfast Bap with a choice of fillings. I ordered the Bacon,sausage and fried egg. There must of been at least 6 slices of bacon when I asked them to stop putting anymore in! Couldn't finish the bap. £8:50 cost was great value for money (go hungry if you plan to have one.BRILLIANT, well worth a visit anytime of year.

Every thing under the sun brillant a 1

Old style Market, very nice unlike UK where council greed in terms of rent has destroyed the markets

Really good market with great varied stalls and even live music !

A beautiful, large market hall with many interesting stalls. In addition to fish, meat and other foods, there are also plenty of souvenir stalls. I really enjoyed my visit here and can only recommend visiting this market. There's also food there if you're hungry.

Vibrant, joyful place to visit with something for everyone. Lots of food choices and unique stalls. A lovely way to spend a Saturday morning.

Snacks, handicrafts, seafood, records, posters...

Very nice weekend market with a good mix of food options and local products / crafts. I decided to have lunch at the market, which was a great idea. I opted for a fish option but I would also recommend trying the traditional Belfast Bap :)

Cute little market. There are many interesting items to buy. Antiques, paintings, jewelry, clothes, flowers, fish, etc... We also saw delicious food. It's worth a visit.

Fresh fish anyone? I went looking for one and didn't find any. Food ok, stalls ok, smell? Not ok.

Great farmers market. Had some amazing crepes from one vendor and absolutely delicious brownies from another.

We went to the markets twice Will definitely go back a good selection of crafts and good ideas xx

A local market selling local foods, sweet foods, gifts and crafts. All under cover

This weekend market was great for little knick-knacks, food and art. There was produce and preserves that seemed pretty fresh (we only bought some strawberries and those were good) The vibe was great.

This shop is one of the top five safest shop in the whole of Belfast UK 🇬🇧 and this shop have everything you can imagine and there is toilets near the pay area and there is a train station near the shop and there is a bus stop near the shop and the shop have food from all around the world

Pretty good local market can be expensive. However you are paying for local produce. Its not Tesco. If you want cheap and mass produced go elsewhere.

Great variety if stalls and food. Gets a little crowded at times but then that's part of its charm

Nice market some nice food items, and the Belfast nap if you’re hungry.

Loved the variety of foods and items for sale and the surrounding was just buzzing every corner of the market.

Lots of fresh produce and a lively atmosphere!

Great place for small business owners

Great variety of items. Liked that there was live music.

Belfast's St George Market offers a wonderful atmosphere with a wide range of fresh food, crafts and live music. A must for every visitor! The friendly traders and the lively hustle and bustle make every visit unforgettable. --- St. George’s Market in Belfast offers a wonderful atmosphere with a wide selection of fresh foods, crafts, and live music. A must-visit for every traveler! The friendly vendors and vibrant hustle and bustle make every visit unforgettable.

A good variety of food stalls that suit everyone, from Spanish to burgers to middle eastern wraps to mexican. My personal favourite was the seafood stall. I went for the Shrimp Po Boy! No photo of it unfortunately as I was too hungry 😂. Loads of stalls selling lots of Items. I bought two books for my son from the seller who happened to be the the author of one of the books. Great Afternoon out.

Excellent for fish, veg and fruit

Large market with takeaway meals, fresh produce, artisanal products...the ideal is on Saturday

Sweet market with food, fish and merchants. We spent a few hours wandering the booths and found some nice prints from Belfast artist RW Young to bring home from a local and some yummy crepes. We were in awe of the monster that is the Belfast Bap, but it was too much food for us. But well done to whomever can finish this sandwich

Incredible authentic food experience and kindness of people

If you are in Belfast I would recommend going here

I thought that it was going to be a food market with lots of fish and meat and vegetable vendors, but it was anything but. There were a few coffee vendors they were a nice choices of sandwiches, crêpes, etc. but what I found most impressive was the amount of art that was there and we purchased about four different pieces of art from four vendors that we were very happy with and a very reasonable price

Really cool market with lots of vendors selling goods at reasonable prices. They switch out every weekend so you can get a different experience every time you go!

Very busy 30 min wait on some food stalls, but if you can wait, have a browse around. Great place

Some interesting stalls but a lot over priced

Vibrant market with lots of local food and artisans. Fun place to walk through.

A excellent indoor Market, That gives you live music and plenty of stalls to look at. Situated just off the main shopping area in the city centre, this indoor market has food stalls as well, From the famous Belfast Bap to continental cuisine. And the Hop on/off tour bus of Belfast stops just outside as well.

Great place to feel the taste of Belfast.

Some really nice stalls and lots of food stalls with yummy cakes and food stuff to die for.