St Nicholas Market in Bristol, City of

Typical English market and very eclectic

The newly opened Hong Kong style restaurant is delicious! There are egg waffles! The barbecued pork rice is delicious!

A wonderful place to sponsor local small businesses

Lovely old covered market. Nice stalls and a cafe. Great food section just outside with lots of variety.

Always a lovely experience with loads of fab food and items.

Loved the Market and specially the South African Shop 👌 😀

Such an interesting spot in Bristol

Nice market with plenty of stalls to shop at

Came here on an early Monday morning when all the places were starting to open. Well worth a visit:; plenty of places to have coffee;lunch from various places in the world;stall holders selling crafting;jewellery;food;candles and much more. A short walk from Temple Meads Station or go on a local bus.

Magical place with lovely hippy vibe, amazing jewelry, Bristol clothing, old fashioned toys, old sweet shop, cards, accessories, intense and a million more things.... and amazing food... great place :)

Good food choices good selection of gift shops

Great little place with lots of different food and cultures

I slipped on a banana peel and while falling i accidently swiped my card and bought a 3 meter statue of Danny devito

Very impressive 👍 but very busy

Great for street food must stop when in the city

Love this place, little independent stalls and great food out the back. Always visit when in Bristol 🥰

My favourite place in Bristol. Great atmosphere and street food

Wicked market Lovely food well worth a good look round

St Nicholas Market is the traditional Marketing Hub of Bristol. Commonly known as St Nicks, The market is situated in the centre of Bristol. Its market buildings are home to the largest collection of independent retailers in Bristol. Divided into three sections; the Glass Arcade, Covered Market and the Exchange. The market is full of unique items. The buildings and streets nearby host a range of other markets including a weekly farmers market. It is filled with shops and food stalls. The market is a rabbit warren of fun things to look at and a great place to buy souvenirs.

Loved it, food was amazing, market stalls were full of great stuff. And nice atmosphere.

Great plate to get different foods, nice souvenirs and different things for the house and yourself! I enjoyed Vietnamese food and cakes as well as found a very nice natural cosmetics store.

Had the Momo's (chicken and beef) with the delicious hot sauce 🔥🔥🔥😀

Very busy diverse market selling a wide range of goods. Well worth a visit

Delicious pie mash and gravy at Piemaster

We saw the underground bomb shelter. Very interesting.

This is, without doubt, the best place to go gift shopping. Plenty of knick-knacks, oddities, jewellery, clothes, art, and so on. Even better, within 30 seconds you can be at a cafe or a street food kiosk.

Lovely reasonably priced international food outlets, but not enough areas to sit and eat.

Lovely place to visit. Great food and all inside, so you keep dry in the rain.

Amazing place to visit. Lots of choice to eat.

Started from one of the section of the market today and working my way up to the other end. 1. Started with The Olive Works Ltd: they have got a great salads package, great prices too. Chicken fillet salad combo was good choice for lunch.

Vibrant, fun market. Choice for everyone! Brimming with life, highly recommend for well priced delicious food

St. Nicholas Market is undoubtedly one of Bristol's highlights for its historic character and architecture. Strolling the surrounding cobblestone streets and enjoying the variety of products is an experience that many residents and visitors appreciate. However, there are certain aspects that could be improved to enhance its appeal. One of the points that draws attention is the cleanliness of the market. In some areas, you can notice that hygiene is not up to what one would expect in such a busy place. The presence of garbage or dirt can affect the general perception of the environment and detract from its value. An extra effort in daily maintenance could make a big difference. In addition, empty premises are a sign of a lack of activity that could be worrying. Occupying these spaces would not only contribute to a more vibrant environment, but could also offer visitors a greater variety of options to explore and enjoy. Perhaps initiatives to encourage new entrepreneurs or artisans to establish themselves in the market could help revitalize these areas. As for the decoration, it is true that it seems to lack regulation or a cohesive approach. A more planned and harmonious decoration would not only beautify the space, but could also reinforce the market's identity as an attractive destination for tourists and locals. Creating a theme or style that reflects local culture could make the market feel more welcoming and organized.

Pleasant surprise on a Saturday tourist walk about. Nice selection of stalls, from vintage and second hand clothes to craftwork to antique stuff like books and prints. Found a stall with witty lapel pins and bags. The prices are fair. Even though it looks and feels posh: the stall hosts are super friendly and up for a chat regardless of whether you buy or just browse.

A lovely market. Some good finds if you look!

It’s interesting to have a look around but doesn’t seem to change much from last year

Awesome All kinds of Food , Dishes , I like Indian good food over there, I had Mango Lassi it was Great .....

Had some lovely paella in the spanish cafe/ stall

Lots of lovely eateries and stores to browse

Great variety, reasonably priced

Spent a good hour here listening to good music.

Really busy and full of vendors so there's a really nice vibe. Loved exploring the windy little lanes and getting some really nice food.

I'd give it more stars, but I visited on a Sunday and it was nearly all closed

What an exciting experience. Variety, flavour, colour! Most of them had a vegan option and you could find different cuisines from Vietnamese to mexican. It was quite busy during the week at lunch time. Plus you can get lost discovering other non-foodie items..

An absolute must-see while in Bristol! So many cute shops and tasty looking shops to try! I could spend an entire week here!

A great chill vibe and I got a falafel pitta

Wonderful market, in a beautiful setting.

A reliable fixed point of oddities and kitsch ever since I've been in Bristol, always worth a casual browse.

Lovely place still mantais its essence as many years ago

Curious market with a variety of stalls and street food places. It is worth browsing and, in the process, buying something interesting.

Overpriced everything sadly .....

Small market in the center of Bristol, there is a part dedicated to street food with dishes and stands from different parts of the world and then the interior is mainly dedicated to local crafts so you can buy souvenirs but also sweaters and hats

I visited St Nicholas Church for the Alpha course

Very busy, great place to browse.

Fantastic market the south african shop has some of the best fresh biltong and the Portuguese cafe does some of the best pastel de natas around, the coffee is very good too!! Loads of great independent stools!! The chilli shop is well worth checking out for all the sadistic ones out there as some of the sauces are nuclear

This Victorian covered market showcases a vibrant array of independent traders. Visitors can browse stalls filled with allsorts, from unique clothing to exquisite jewelery, and intriguing curios that make great gifts. There's even an old-fashioned sweet shop that adds a nostalgic touch, and for those that want something more substantial, the bustling daytime food hall offers a tempting selection of hot lunch options from over a dozen vendors. Overall, it's a fantastic spot for leisurely shopping and satisfying your taste buds in a wonderfully atmospheric setting

Lovely quirky indoor market. Definitely worth a browse

Lots of good quality street food, great choice for a lunchtime visit if your need a quick bite of something unusual. Fab if you work locally.

Lots of food options. Spoiled for choice

St Nicholas' Market and The Corn Exchange kinda blend into one, although the former is mostly food and the latter mostly arts, crafts, jewellery and such like. I went on a Friday lunch time and it was so busy! So many different stalls and booths selling everything from Syrian to Himalayan to Victoria Sponge. Many places had no seating (or what little they had was already full). Cool place to wander, explore and eat though.

Interesting, lots of different things are sold.

Loads of variety and shops, fantastic place.

Ate from yhe Portuguese restaurant, food was fantastic. Will be back soon

A good collection of stalls selling all variety of local crafts and food. Connected to adjacent local markets, making it a place for everyone. Gets lively during peak times.

Coffee and an almond croissant in the Be Natural cafe. Lovely old market. Relaxed atmosphere with a great range of stalls and eateries. Recommended.

Mad, mad, wonderful world of food and people

Great market different verity od stalls

loads of different street food stalls to choose from some really quirky little shops an old school record shop for some digging and as always mystery buys galore.

Great place, shops are brilliant, all staff are good and the street food is out of the world

It’s a good place to go shopping, you can enjoy shopping and eating.

The flow of people coming and going passed in front of the two people. People are holding various snacks in their hands. The aroma of food came to my face. This place reminds me of a few words: "The fireworks of the world." The voices, laughter, the sound of the coffee machine working, and the plates of specially prepared delicacies, exquisitely cut and delicious, make people salivate thousands of times.

You have to try this food market during the week. The food is insane. I love the Noodles place it's a shame the chicken isn't halal however the fried cauliflower with jasmine rice and Thai curry sauce was banging!! I've been here twice and would try it again for sure!

Always something interesting. Also the architecture is incredible

We arrived at 1pm on Saturday so there was a bit of a queue (15-20mins) for several of the food options, but that's understandable as they're all so good! Could do with some more benches & seating tho...

Unique old look market for souvenirs. Nice experience. Prices felt at higher side.

Easy access for wheelchair users nice and flat quite wide isles

A nice place to look and shop in the morning and to have a drink around the area in the afternoon. Essential visit of this city

Love st nicks amazing place for everyone to find something

Well worth a mooch around, great independent stalls.

Unique place , lots of food stalls and small market shops

Best barbecue in the UK at Slow and Easy, along with a host of other excellent food stalls

The market area is very cozy and plenty to see. Shops almost all closed

World representation of food including British favorites such as meat pies. Lots of good vegan options.

This is a very cool place, so many stalls and lovely things to buy

Looks nice, but I only ever walked through closed shops.

Brill food market lots of food from around the world to eat cooked while you wait.And a market with a mix of clothes and different things.

Very unique just off the Bristol city centre. Great food market, gets very busy lunchtime. Different products to purchase.

I forgot how great the market is!

Many stalls, I love them, food from different places and other things, clothes, various

One of the best street food I've ever had! I love this market. It is always on during lunch time and there are plenty of options to choose from!

Full of everything I love all good xx

A vibrant place ideal for making bronze. Don't go at 1st hour because they don't open on time.

Fantastic food (try the pie!) and all kinds of small shops: CD, jewellery, artwork etc. Definitely worth visiting.

Do you like dirt, dirty places? Then this is a great place to go.

do you like to grab a quick bite or browsing through the eclectic stalls, it is the perfect place to experience the vibrant spirit of Bristol. Very Lovely!

Nice covered market, with lots of activities. We took home some really good English cheeses.

Visiting Bristol from France and really enjoyed looking around here.

Shame as when looked up it looked a busy indoor market place but looks like it's gone to waste as more units empty rather than used. It's a shame cos if there was more units I guess it would be even busier as it'll be worth going.

Not very accessible with a buggy. Very crammed but still nice to look around

Great little market, good food stalls. It's a great place to get some lunch and do some shopping

Lovely little gem in Bristol, from clothes to hot sauce. Also the South African shop is a bonus and stocks some nice at home bit