Markets

Above: St Nicholas Market

Tobacco Factory Market
The weekly Sunday market at the Tobacco Factory features around 30 food and craft stalls with a strong bias towards eco-friendly, fair trade, organic and local products. The stallholders sell delicious breads, fresh fruit and veg, cheese, olives and gorgeous arts and crafts. Treat yourself to lunch at the market too, with fresh and tasty pies, Szechuan cooking or sushi or take brunch, tapas or coffee at the Tobacco Factory Café Bar.

St Nicholas Market
Established in 1743, St Nicholas Market is open six days a week and encompasses the indoor and outdoor markets on Corn Street. Stalls sell a range of fresh local foods and deli produce plus there are cafés, second hand books, old clothes, records, pictures, fossils, candles and a huge range of unusual goods. The Glass Arcade within the market offers food from around the world, all under one roof.

Harbourside Market
Taking place along the Watershed’s covered walkway on Bordeaux Quay, the Harbourside Market provides access to high-quality, locally produced food and showcases arts and crafts created in Bristol and the surrounding area. It runs each weekend, featuring food, art and craft on Saturdays and books, arts, records and plants on Sundays. The market aims to reanimate St Augustine’s Reach and its quaysides, drawing attention to the other independent trading and cultural activities around the Harbourside.