I go most Fridays to get my shopping ie fruit, veg and fish but for me i really enjoy the Saturday and Sunday market mostly for the food. There is a wide range of different foods on offer which is good for anyone wanting to try new things!! It's definitely a family pleaser!! read more

Amazing. Has something for everyone. Literally one of the best things you can do in belfast is head to st George's market for food or just to have a look at the stalls. There's something for everyone. Saturday morning is my particular fav as the food stalls there are a must for lunch read more

A great start to Saturdays. An abundance of fresh produce, meat , fish, fruit and vegetables, cheeses, olives, cakes and breads. All this with a backdrop of live music. The market opens fairly early but doesnt really get going until about 10am. There are loads of food stalls of various ethnicities selling teas, coffees, breakfasts and lunches. Try el Toro Grill for probably the tastiest burger around - a great hangover cure. Every month the market has a little petting zoo with goats, sheep and chicks. Sometimes there are cookery demonstrations too. read more

A lovely morning walk around at the weekend. Great selection of vegetables and exotic foods.

St George's Market is a fantastic way to spend an early morning, buying all the freshest food available in Belfast. It's split into two sections, one from clothes, antiques and other random bits and bobs. The other for food. The food section is incredible. Everything is fresh from the ground or sea and the quality is fantastic. It's also a bargain compared to a lot of the super markets. The people who man the stalls all have the gift of the gab and can lure you into buying almost anything. There is a great deal of history around the market as well, which is etched all over the walls. As a concert venue, its glass ceiling and iron beams give it terrible acoustics, but its just such a historical building, it was great to listen to Biffy Clyro and likes in its walls. read more

Love the market, fresh seafood innovative stalls, great food made in front of you and lots and lots of smiles. If you are in Belfast I would have to highly recommend this. read more

St Georges market is full of variety which I think is what makes it work so well. The markets location is perfect being a five minute walk from the city hall . The space could be used for other things when the market isn't on, its definitely worth a visit when it is open. read more

So, I went to the Sunday market for the first time and I was blown away! I loved it so much there is so much food stalls and other stalls of course but the food was 100% I went to the mex burrito stand and it was to tasty- if you are with some one get ONE. Large and it will fill you both they are massive and it will work out cheaper also which is a bonus!!! I would recommend the spicy chicken, which isn't that spicy but very good read more

A must visit for a weekend treat and relaxed dining. The OH & I usually opt for a mixture of savoury & sweet treats and share. Tend to eat our way around the market whilst checking out the other stalls. That's usually because a lack of seats means you have to eat in the go :-( More seating would be really good or lurkers encouraged to move on to apply people to quickly sit down & eat food Never leave without a bag of goodies especially the sundried cherry tomatoes from Tom & Ollies are divine as is their tapenade. Perfect for a relaxing Sunday evening meal read more

I arrived late and most of the stalls were shutting up already so I think I need to give this another go sometime - as it stands, just quite middle of the road i'm afraid! read more

The coolest thing about St George's is that it has been around, quite literally, forever. It's the type of place you could imagine your Granny going to back in the '30's to pick up Friday's fish. Up until now, it has been a fairly traditional market, serving fruit, veg, raw meat and fish, but it has started to open up to slightly less usual vendors in recent years; it is now home to over 7 cupcake stalls and various milkshake shops (Mar Bars delight, anyone?) It is also used to host concerts by relatively unknown/small-time artists, the latest being N-Dubz. It has moved away from it's 'fruit'n'veg, two for one' image in the last decade, blending in nicely with downtown Belfast's trendy makeover. For keeping up with the times, St George's gets 5 stars! read more

St Georges Market is ideal for many things, Lazy Sunday browsing local crafts listening to live music and enjoying the great atmosphere. On a Friday the best fresh fruit and veg, among other products to buy. Saturday is farmers market with good selection of produce but great stalls to buy from. well worth a visit if you have people here as tourists or if you haven't been get down there its great. Javaman coffee is the original coffee guy from about 17 years ago in city centre and his coffee is the best :) read more

One of my favourite places, not just in Belfast, not just in Northern Ireland, but anywhere. I was late in the game in discovering what a great place this is to pick up artisan works and some of the best food (esp sea food) anywhere I can care to think of. The variety of stalls as others have mentioned is great and at risk of repeating what others have already said it is highly eclectic. The standard of the food stalls is the highest you would expect from anywhere and each stall that has chosen to follow a niche food type has clearly gone the extra mile in researching what they do as they never miss a trick. I read recently in a newspaper (the times I think) supplement reviews of speciality markets. This place came 4th in the UK! So its not just Yelpers that like this place, the 'pro' critics think it's the bee's knees too. (I bet if you looked around you'd find a stall service bees knees in here, probably coated in something delicious too I'd bet!) read more

Great gem in the middle of Belfast. The restaurant upstairs in brilliant. Good friendly staff read more

The market is a great place to visit in Belfast! I always enjoying going. We often take family and people visiting to see the market. :)

Great market especially for discount fruit and veg! They also offer a wide range of clothes misc goods and basically everything you need under one roof! the only downside is the smell of fish! read more

My fiance and I woke up very early and ventured out to St. George's Market. A feast for the eyes, nose, and palate! Me being a San Franciscan foodie, I was a kid at a candy store. We found great bargains such as amazing cuts of meat (sirloin steaks for a fiver), and 2 salmon fillets for £2. A vibrant and lively place, I found it a real treat to sample the local organic produce and other goodies...Clementines! 8 for £1!...Artisanal Breads! Cheeze! You name it, they pickle it! You can get a cup of fresh roasted coffee for £1 here! Yellowman - A candy made out of honeycomb! Food stands from curry wurst to breakfast burritos to crepes, and more! Don't forget to pick up sloggy pants cuz we all need those! read more

Went twice .In the afternoon it was very crowded .On Saturday morning , early , it was less crowded and I could see it better. I was not in a position to make maximum use of this market because I was not staying nearby but had I been closer it would have become a food source.Did get shortbread men here who became photographic subjects. read more

the market is a great place to go on a friday or saturday morning. The fresh fish selection is amazing, although the smell can be a bit overpowering for those who don't like fish. The fruit and veg is so cheap and fresh compared to the supermarkets. The only thing i don't like is the amount of non food stalls towards the back of the market, but then thats because i have no interest, and only go for the food. Be warned though parking around here is a nightmare so its best to head there on foot if you can. read more

Brilla great place to catch up with friends and sample lots of yummy foods. Good music too. If you are a tourist you must visit here.

St George's Market is one of Belfast's oldest attractions. It was built between 1890 and 1896 and is one of the best markets in the UK and Ireland. You get fresh sea food and some alive as wellit has weekly Friday Variety Market.. read more

St, George's Market just keeps getting better. From finding a button for your shirt to the freshest of food there is something for everyone at St.George's read more

GREAT wee place to pick up a bargain of a Friday morning, good food as well if you don't like the smell of fish.. don't go..lol and remember to bring a coat it can get a bit chilly. good friendly service as well. read more

Try the restaurant upstairs ! Great service from Graham and his team . Food is excellent in quality and excellent value . Definitely worth a visit . read more

I guess maybe I've been spoiled by the Pike Place Market in Seattle but when I read it was the best market in the UK I got excited and wound up let down. The market was much smaller than I thought it would be with it's reputation. Most of the booths only take cash so you have to be prepared for that. The food was the thing that held my attention the most but it was so crowded and hot in the market that I left to find somewhere else to eat despite how good it all looked. read more

If you visit Belfast, visit the St.George's Market anytime in the weekend. Atmosphere is tremendous, all sorts of stalls available. Fish and cheese in particular is something that you need to try. Also if you just want a bacon butty after a night out, its just as good as anywhere. Best Market in Northern Ireland. read more

Great atmosphere. Love the Belfast Baps! Definitely a must see if you are in Belfast for the weekend. Great crowd, loud music and lots of great food stalls read more

a nice market with a great variety of stuff. the continental foods are always good, especially when they have the crepe stall ^_^ don't forget to haggle ;) oooo and stay away from the side which is closer to the waterfront as the smell of fish is a little overpowering read more

St George's Market is only open on Friday's and Saturday's but it's great to spend a lazy few hours on a weekend. Saturday is the best day to go as the there is a huge choice of food on offer, from local Belfast chocolate to a massive range of European and International cuisine from vendors all St George's Market is only open on Friday's and Saturday's but it's great to spend a lazy few hours on a weekend. Saturday is the best day to go as the there is a huge choice of food on offer, from local Belfast chocolate to a massive range of European and International cuisine from vendors all over the world. In the middle of the mayhem there are loads of seats to enjoy your food and there's usually a traditional band banging out a few tunes. read more

I visit the market every Friday and have been doing so for the past two years since I first discovered the market. It is a fantastic place to spend a few hours taking in the sights and wonderful smells. Usually I just purchase seafood of which there is a huge choice. Fresh fish and some creatures that are still alive! Even on days I do not purchase I just love looking at all the stalls full of lovely fish. You can also buy fresh fruit and vegetables here. Again, there is an excellent choice. I have gotten to know a few of the stall holders and they are very friendly. Usually they will let me haggle with them a little! Sometimes there is live music played here and it's just a lovely place to go to at the weekend and experience something different. read more

Brilliant way to spend a Friday or Saturday morning walking around taking in the atmosphere, the music, the free tasters and getting something nice for the tea that night. If your in Belfast for a weekend it has to be done. read more

A great first experience in Belfast. A wide variety of delicious food, nice crafts, and produce and seafood. The music on Saturday morning was lively. We enjoyed our breakfast from Lucky Goose. read more