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    The English Market

    4.4 (117 reviews)
    ModerateFarmers Market, Butcher
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    turkey sandwich and seafood chowder (upstairs cafe)
    Anna S.

    Really amazing food hall worth a visit! I could've walked around here for hours looking at all the fresh seafood, produce, and prepared foods. Want sushi? They have it. Hankering for a sandwich? They've got those too. Want a hot dog? Follow your nose and you'll find one. Want to sit down and have breakfast or lunch? Just go upstairs. They've got something for everyone. I went here twice on my two day stay in Cork and was really happy with everything I got to try. Really good option if you're with a group who all wants different things!

    Inside June 2025
    Brett B.

    Cute inside market with mostly protein (raw beef, steak and chicken) but they also have a few shops who sell food, snacks and even tshirts. It's worth a walk through if you are in the area.

    Butter chicken meal and chicken tarragon by itself.
    J L.

    The Pie Guys!!!! So delicious. We got one pie on its own and one as a meal. Chicken tarragon and butter chicken. Top notch flavors and a quick and easy lunch. Slaw and potatoes for the meal added quite a bit of flavor depth and crunch. Try it out!

    Kelsey J.

    One of my favorite places ever! Everything I've ever gotten here is great and fresh! Great selection and options! A fun spot!

    Fresh pasta!
    Elisabeth P.

    This was on many must-see lists for Cork, so we were sure to include it on our quick stop. It is a neat, indoor market with lots of vendors. Since we weren't staying anywhere where we were cooking, most of the lovely fresh ingredients were of no use to us. There were a few places serving coffee and hot food. If you wanted to make this a breakfast or lunch stop, that would probably be a better idea.  For us, this was just less of a 'need to see' because we live in Seattle, and it was very similar to Pikes Place. That compounded with not having immediate use for most of the items being sold made it a 'quick walk through and move on to the next thing' type of place.

    Inside the market
    Allison P.

    I've been to this market twice and the first time was much better than today. Some of the stalls weren't open and I didn't actually see much worth looking at. It seemed more like a butcher block with a couple of standard shops selling other products that weren't Irish-made or anything. It seemed like it was much more of a market when I went in 2017 than it is today. The prices were about average but even so I didn't get anything because nothing seemed unique enough that I couldn't get it cheaper somewhere else. I was really looking forward to visiting the English Market again but instead I left feeling disappointed.

    David M.

    Beat indoor market with abundant selections of wonderful foods. From produce to butchers it had something for everyone. The breads and olives are worth a mention. Absolutely delicious. The cold cuts were great as we assembled a picnic to take to the park. A highlight in one of my favourite duties in Ireland.

    Love the food from My Goodness
    Julianne P.

    Great place to get food and/or coffee. There is such a great variety of food, from vegan to vegetarian to meat-eaters. There is such a great vibe around the place and the staff are very friendly. I usually go to the English Market for something to eat as there is a great vegan plan to eat from. Not much seating in the English Market though

    Cara B.

    Such a cool market to spend an hour walking around! It was fun to see all of the different Irish stands, as well as a few international favorites. I only wish we were able to take more home! I had a poke bowl and it was perfect. Not much seating inside the market, but there are plenty of benches outside along St Patrick's Street

    Flowers
    Amber M.

    Such a fun place to walk through. So many vendors to choose from! I tried the vegan black bean chili pie from The Pie Guy and it was delicious!

    Bread Heaven
    Trace V.

    Loved this old fashioned market with excellent food -- both to eat here or take-away. Wish we had a kitchen where we were staying as the fresh meat and fish looked amazing. We loved the smoked salmon, cream cheese bagels, the dried prunes from Iran (best I've ever tasted), and the breads and jams. Oh, the cheese shop gives samples too. COME HUNGRY AND EAT YOUR WAY THROUGH THIS HISTORIC MARKET!

    fresh bread, irish cheese, grapes
    Christiane M.

    this was by far my favorite part of cork. the options were insane and i'm going to think about this forever

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    Cute small market with lots of artisanal goods. I enjoyed getting baked goods, gifts, and Japanese sushi here. Friendly people!

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    Always a good place to visit whether you want hot food, groceries, or a gift when visiting people out of town.

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    Was a great experience going to the English market. A lot of different shops and great fresh food. Was very crowded but still worth it.

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    4.5(2 reviews)
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    Ballincollig Farmers Market

    Ballincollig Farmers Market

    4.0(2 reviews)
    8.0 km

    Ballincollig Farmers Market has moved to the carpark and it now located closer to Tesco. Today was…read morethe first day that there was live music, but, I've heard that there has been live music before. There are a lot of food options for lunch and can get quite busy, but it is well worth the wait, the food is very tasty and the people are very nice. I have also bought various things from the other stalls and it is great quality. Looking forward to going back again and see what I can eat or buy

    BALLINCOLLIG FARMERS MARKET…read more Called to the Ballincollig Farmers Market this Wednesday morning. It is nicely located in the lanes of the new shopping centre but is fairly limited, not very many stalls, at least on this occasion. Had a lively conversation with Joy O'Driscoll of Joy's Jams, mainly about her marmalades, and ending up buying a jar of her gooseberry (€3.50) and a jar of her dark Seville Marmalade (€3.80). Next call was to the Tom's Bread. We've been coming across them lately (previously in the Coal Quay and also, via ABC, in the English Market). This time bought a lovely baked wheat bread (€3.90) with a scattering of hazelnuts surprising the taste buds every now and then. Very enjoyable. Kept circulating and helped ourselves to some decent looking carrots from the farmer's stall, avoided the highly visual temptation of Katie's Cup Cakes and some hot food stalls, including a creperie, before buying a couple of herb plants at €2.00 each from the helpful man at Swanton's Stand, a stand seen regularly in their home base of Skibbereen where the market, much bigger than Ballincollig's, take place every Saturday morning.

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    2.5(2 reviews)
    20.7 km
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    This market has gone downhill quickly. Some nice stands but poor varity and not much atmosphere…read more Arbutus breads and the pizza are lovely though,but they are both at the mahon point farmers market on a thursday which is an amazing market,far better than midleton.

    The English Market - farmersmarket - Updated September 2026

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