One of the better food markets in Ireland. Great variety of seafood, vegetables, spices, breads, chocolates, and cooked foods. Most vendors give out samples. Worth a visit to get a true Irish feel with many of the locals.

A great one hour stop, grab some treats and take in the experience! Leave time to walk around Cork shops. Park at the garage near the English Market and you have great walking experiences. I loved the huge selection of olives!

All the stalls were fun and steeped in rich history. Would definitely recommend for a trip to Cork City but not as much to see as we had hoped. We went by ourselves but I imagine a guided tour would be very interesting. The food there was okay, nothing spectacular. No complaints

This was amazing! Fresh seafood, cheese, meat, produce, bakery items, chocolate, spices, olives and gourmet foods- all in one place. Definitely a required stop in Cork City.

An experience on its own with a lot of fruit and vegetable stalls. A number of butchers selling pork, beef and lamb - looks as fresh as you can get. The meat stalls are reasonably priced as its for Irish farms.

This was a fascinating step back in time as far as the venue is concerned but so many foods to try! We ate breakfast upstairs in the restaurant and the food was incredible. It was chilly in there, but they had blankets so no worries! Take the time to see it. It is well worth the time.

An amazing food market. Here, among fifty plus stalls, you will likely find amidst the usual, exotic food items that will leave you astounded. While wandering around open mouthed, make this also an excuse to sit down for a moment, and partake of some of the many sumptuous delights available.

Great place to see a wide range of local produce. I loved seeing all the fresh fish and seafood. There’s a nice cafe up on the second floor and a wide range of stalls selling all sorts of yummy treats. A good option to walk around if it’s raining!

Cork is famous for the English Market, which has a wide selection of cheese and artisan products from Ireland and European sources. The English Market serves local customers and international visitors. You can buy a wide range of artisan products such as cheese and olives at a reasonable price. The English Market is a well-known feature of the city of Cork, which is a famous alternative to Dublin in the south of Ireland for shopping and culture.

Fascinating place to wander around and see (and sample) truly local produce. Excellent Farmgate Cafe upstairs (open from 0900) for refreshments but also for evening meals apparently. Ornate ceilings and columns, and an unlikely fountain