Lovely market! Amazing on a Saturday and Sunday when they have food stalls. So much delicious food available that we couldn’t decide what to have! A massive variety of hot and cold food along with sweet treats. One not to miss if you’re in Belfast for the weekend. In addition, some great art was available for purchase. We wished we had bought a bigger suitcase!!!

We came on a Saturday so it was very busy, but we still managed to find a table and get a good meal. There is a fair wait for the vendors as everything is made fresh, but it’s definitely worthwhile and wasn’t unbearable. The breakfast bap stall near the little seating area was fantastic and definitely worth the long line. The fresh juices and smoothies were also really good. It is more of a goods market than a food market, as at least two-thirds of the stalls were selling souvenirs and homewares.

This was a great little gem to Belfast. Open all weekend. Plenty of stalls to look at and the aroma of all the food was amazing. Everyone was warm and welcoming . Highly recommend this market. It is indoors thank goodness as it was chucking it down when we were over.

Awesome authentic market catering to both locals and tourists alike. Everyone is up for a chat whether it be about their produce, where you’re from or some little Northern Irelandism that you’re keen to understand. Incredible Tom & Ollie deli, old fashioned fish mongers selling their catch, beautiful displays of the freshest fruit and vegetables - amongst my favourites are the freshly dug carrots and parsnips. Glenn Thompson has some lovely urban sketches of same vegetables and local spots at a stall close by. I have lived in Sydney for 30 years and still remember going to this market with my granny as a child. It’s teaming with Belfast baps and soda farls filled with bacon, sausage and egg. A hearty breakfast that fills you all day. A must on a Friday rain or shine.

Spent a couple of hours meandering round this lovely artisan market. Plenty of stalls for food, great live music being played, lots of craft stalls offering a variety of either antique or brand new art works. Great place to spend a couple of hours.

I visited this great market on a Saturday morning. As a foodie, I was very impressed with the food on display- fish, seafood, cheese, breads, chutneys, fruit and veg as well as the cooked food and coffee stalls. As I was travelling light with Ryanair I was only able to pick up some fudge to take home to my step son. Whilst you are at the market, check out the Alec the Goose memorial.

Wonderful market that is truly an arts, crafts and street food market. There was so much too see and it wasn’t a tourist trap as people said they see familiar faces there, so we stood out as being visitors. Go hungry!! I’d eaten before visiting so missed out on trying some of the wonderful food. Lovely original arts and crafts too.

Our visit to St. George's Market was delightful but unfortunately brief. Arriving about 30 minutes before closing, we quickly realized that our time was limited to explore everything this bustling market had to offer. Despite our time constraint, we thoroughly enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere and the bustling energy of the market. The stalls were filled with a diverse array of goods, from fresh produce and artisanal crafts to mouthwatering food stalls from around the world. One highlight of our visit was discovering the stall selling poffertjes, a Dutch delicacy akin to miniature pancakes. These delectable treats were piping hot and topped with a generous dusting of powdered sugar, caramel and Nutella making for a deliciously indulgent snack that we couldn't resist. While we were unable to fully explore all the stalls at the market, we appreciated the brief glimpse into the lively and eclectic mix of vendors. The atmosphere was infectious, and we left feeling satisfied with our experience.

The market is only open Friday, Sat & Sun, so plan your visit. There is a stall for every age from freshly baked bread & cakes to sweets & trinkets to antiques, paintings & an abundance of fast food/drink stalls. When we visited on Sunday there was a young male group playing Irish songs which had the audience captivated, they were really good & added another air of vibrancy to the already good atmosphere, within east walking distance of the city centre & well worth a visit!

We popped in on Good Friday and loved it. Interesting g stalls ranging from fish to jewellery to art. Lots of things to browse and the atmosphere with live music was great. Great choice of food vendors. I had seafood chowder and then some Dutch pancakes.