St Nicholas Market

St Nicholas Market, located in the heart of Bristol’s Old City, is a bustling and eclectic marketplace full of character. Established in 1743, it blends historic charm with a vibrant atmosphere, offering a wide range of independent stalls selling everything from unique crafts and vintage goods to records and quirky gifts. The food scene is a highlight, with an array of street food vendors serving delicious global cuisine, making it a favorite lunch spot for locals and visitors alike. Its lively, authentic vibe and rich history make St Nick’s Market a must-visit for anyone exploring Bristol.

Pleasant surprise on a Saturday tourist walk about. Nice selection of stalls, from vintage and second hand clothes to craftwork to antique stuff like books and prints. Found a stall with witty lapel pins and bags. The prices are fair. Even though it looks and feels posh: the stall hosts are super friendly and up for a chat regardless of whether you buy or just browse.

Friendly, delicious and a new favourite! Came as a recommendation, did not disappoint. Busy lunchtime rush but I got through the queue quickly. Vegan options were plenty, well explained also. I chose a Sharer bowl and it was huge, loads of options. Mostly the people serving and running it were in a really good mood and made it such a warm, memorable experience 🙏🏾☺️💚

What an exciting experience. Variety, flavour, colour! Most of them had a vegan option and you could find different cuisines from Vietnamese to mexican. It was quite busy during the week at lunch time. Plus you can get lost discovering other non-foodie items..

Had a lovely time visiting this market on saturday. Lots of vendors selling jewelry and bags to browse. Food selection was also varied and smelt really good! Would definitely go back to visit again.

St Nicholas' Market and The Corn Exchange kinda blend into one, although the former is mostly food and the latter mostly arts, crafts, jewellery and such like. I went on a Friday lunch time and it was so busy! So many different stalls and booths selling everything from Syrian to Himalayan to Victoria Sponge. Many places had no seating (or what little they had was already full). Cool place to wander, explore and eat though.

St Nicholas Market is the traditional Marketing Hub of Bristol. Commonly known as St Nicks, The market is situated in the centre of Bristol. Its market buildings are home to the largest collection of independent retailers in Bristol. Divided into three sections; the Glass Arcade, Covered Market and the Exchange. The market is full of unique items. The buildings and streets nearby host a range of other markets including a weekly farmers market. It is filled with shops and food stalls. The market is a rabbit warren of fun things to look at and a great place to buy souvenirs.

Lovely indoor market. Many stalls with different products to buy and also food. Great getaway on a cold/rainy day. Very pretty and interesting building inside too.