St. George's Market, Belfast

Good food. Great entertainment. Unfortunately, ripped off by the fruit store near the fishmongers. Strawberries looked great at the front , but my punnet was 90% soft and bruised. 5£ wasted.

I love to go to St George's Market on a Saturday morning. The place is always buzzing. I always meet people I know, drink SD Bell's coffee, have some good food and listen to quality musical entertainment. Its so popular sometimes it is hard to get a seat.

My wife and I love this place. Whenever we stay in Belfast we always make sure and call in here. Good selection of stalls and easy to walk round. Stall holders are all so friendly and happy. Recommend a visit to St George's Market.

Friday farmers market at St George's, the quieter of the three days, but still a good selection of stalls. I love the second hand bits and bobs stalls no disrespect to the stallholders they probably call them antique stalls. But beware they can be pricey and don't be pulled into the St George's uniqueness, I was tried to be charged the price of a new demijohn for a second or probably a third or fourth hand one. When he asked me what I would offer him for it I gave him a genuine second hand price, knowing the market price, as a experienced wine maker, he turned it down. He had another one which had writing on it, he thought this one was far more valuable and I just said no way when he gave me the price, some other unsuspecting will probably fall for it. A good place for the experience, can be pricey and busy particularly on a Saturday and Sunday.

Breathtaking market. Tons of gorgeous and unusual food bubbling away on the stalls and loads of local produce too. We left a few pounds heavier.