St Nicholas Market bristol

An excellent variety of shops and cafes. Great market with a variety of food stalls. It is a cosy, well situated within the city centre, affordable market where the food is superb. Meat lovers, veggies and all the rest catered for. Very delicious cousins with lamb, chicken and vegetables. Great range of hats, bags and all the other accessories in between. Lovely gifts, crafts and gorgeous food displays. Really worth a trip round it.

There are lots of different and affordable options around there! Definitely a must go as it has a lot of varieties for not only shops and restaurants! Good for families, couple or just going alone to explore! It is the epitome of Bristol. There are lots of vegan, vegetarian options for all ages. A spot for tourists and locals alike.

Love this market. It's always full, bustling with people. We had lunch at one of the many food stalls. It was called Royce Rolls. The food was fresh and tasty and I had a hot chocolate to go with my roll which was perfect for cold and chilly day!

I love this place more than my first born child. The cool little Niche shops some of the fantastic and independent clothes cool little bits and bobs that can make you feel unique and special unlike my daughter. Highly recommend going there whenever you can to find something better than my disappointing child. Damn kid, can't even add 2+2 together.

Lovely place to while away some time. I enjoyed looking at all the things on the stalls and it wasn't too crowded on a rainy and windy Monday in half term. The food stalls were great and I my enjoyed my goat curry wrap. The food area was very well attended so got busy.

Love this place. A fully covered market in a historic building with a cosmopolitan food quarter behind. Buy gifts from the market and complete your day with a portion of the wonderful food. The only problem is choosing!

Always a great place to mooch. You wont go wrong with any of the food outlets. Great little shops. The bottom block of shops seemed less vibrant. Many closed but looked interesting from the outside.

Was happy to see this place thriving, having not visited since Christmas 2019. Vibrant, plenty of things to see and buy. Clothing, wallets, music, coffee.. between the market hall and the covered sections of the market there is a Food Court with number of different foods including; a Moroccan eatery, Pie Minster, Low and Slow (a personal favourite with nicely cooked Brisket and Pulled Pork) and a Veggie/Vegan Option too. As it's not far from he shopping centre, The Galleries shopping arcade and Cabot Circus, it's an ideal shopping day out. There is a number of places to park although, I prefer to park at Trenchard St as it is near the O2, it's a little cheaper than other places and easy to get to, from the M32, the Uni and the Zoo.

This indoor market is probably my favorite place to go in the centre of Bristol. It has such a variety of shops to suit everyone. From the old fashioned sweet shop to the fossil shop. My usual place to shop! They also have many food stalls outside where you can try food from different parts of the world!

Some wonderful shops in here. Fossils and interesting rocks and minerals, a hot sauce shop, lots of hats of all kinds, custom crockery and all sorts of interesting curious. Wonderful.