Victorian covered market offering Friday variety market, Saturday city food and craft market, and Sunday food market. Northern Ireland's best selection of local produce and street food.
St. George's Market occupies a Victorian covered hall in Belfast and runs three distinct markets across the week, a Friday variety market, a Saturday city food and craft market, and a Sunday food market, making it Northern Ireland's most established indoor market. Vendors sell Ulster fries, fresh fish, and international street food alongside crafts and local produce, with live music often playing on Saturdays to add to the atmosphere. The wrought-iron and glass Victorian structure gives the market a grander, more architectural feel than an open-air market, while remaining informal in how visitors move between stalls. There is no reservation system; visitors pay per stall, and the market is busiest in the late morning on Saturdays.
Signature dishes
- Ulster fry — $8
- Fresh fish — $10
- International street food — $8-12
Good to know
- Hours
- Fri 6:00 AM-3:00 PM, Sat 9:00 AM-3:00 PM, Sun 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
- Reservations
- Walk-in
Location
12-20 East Bridge Street, Belfast, BT1 3NQ
54.5970, -5.9230 View on map
Highlights
- Victorian covered market hall in central Belfast
- Three distinct markets across Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
- Ulster fry and international street food stalls
- Live music on Saturdays
Tips for visiting
- Visit Saturday morning for the widest range of stalls and live music
- Arrive early for the best selection of fresh produce
- Bring cash for smaller vendors
- Check the day's schedule, as Friday, Saturday, and Sunday markets differ
Accessibility
The market hall has level, wheelchair-accessible entrances and a paved interior floor.
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Frequently asked questions
What days is St. George's Market open?
It runs a variety market on Fridays, a food and craft market on Saturdays, and a food market on Sundays.
Is there live music?
Yes, live music is a regular feature of the Saturday market.
What can visitors buy there?
Fresh produce, prepared food such as Ulster fries, and local crafts.