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1. Octopus's Garden
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
We sell vintage clothing for women and men. Vinyl records and CD's. Vast selection over 2 floors. Located near city hall belfast
2. St. George's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,625 reviews
Reviewed By I4548VVsusanb - Dingwall, United Kingdom
Amazing place brilliant breakfast then a wonder round the stalls, everything from fresh seafood to arts and crafts
3. The Dock Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
The Dock Market is a showcase for the best of home-made hand-crafted Belfast creativity. It is packed full of waffle-makers, artists, jewellery designers, cupcake creators and loads more... the stalls change every week and you never know quite what you'll find next! One thing's for sure - whether you want a quick bite to eat, a unique gift, or just a little treat for yourself, you won't find a finer place to browse. The DOCK Market takes places in the Odyssey Pavilion at least every other week (sometimes weekly in the Summer) on Saturdays from 11-5.
4. Hillsborough Courthouse Co-operative Market
5. Folktown Market
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
The Folktown Market is a farmers and variety market running every Thursday from 12noon to 8pm. With 30-40 stalls selling locally grown fruit and vegetables and locally made foods, and also flowers, olives, cheese, coffee, hot food and local crafts. We endeavour to work to high standards. We will give priority to first of all local and homemade and/or organic produce and produc
6. Shambles Market
7. Ards Artisans
A weekly Artisan indoor market, with speciality and healthy foods, plants and high quality crafts, all made, baked or grown locally, every Friday 10am -4pm
8. Dandy Lion Shop
Situated in the old Portview Trade Centre, the former Strand Spinning Mill in East Belfast. Antique centre with other dealers - with an interesting ( and sometimes bonkers) collection of vintage, retro, signage, curios and collectables..ideal for vintage rummagers, and bargain hunters. Take in a shopping trip and then visit the C.S Lewis square only a fews min walk away.
