St Nicholas Market

Great market with a variety of different choices. Most are reasonably priced and cheap options if you want some good food.Would highly recommend coming here and trying some different options.Some places are cash only so have some on you just in case so you don't miss out on some great options

We booked an awesome and informative guided tour of Old Bristol and a brilliant time capsule of an air raid shelter that should be a museum in its own right! Duncan, our guide, was fantastic and very well educated on the subject,St Nicholas walking tour and Air Raid shelter

Quirky cool cosy typical market feel. Do visit if you like markets and you are in Bristol. Easily accessible from city centre by walk. Food variety: halal indian and lebanese type foods, English breakfast, tea, cake. Gemstones. Small and can be done in 1-2 hour.

Came a bit late so missed a lot of what I could have seen (most stalls were closing up), but got some great churros and got a look around some fossils and other wares in the exchange market before having to leave. Would definitely love to return for a better look around, and to enjoy more of the available food!

Wide range of stalls to taste food from every corner of the world! Enjoyed the ambience very much.Just a tip avoid lunch time if you'd want less waiting time!Other merchant stores seemed a bit deserted though..

Quite a sad market. Not many shops open. Where it was open only had some clothing and nick nacks. For such a big city definitely expected something more, than that.

Went on the st Nicholas market tour and ww2 air raid shelter with Duncan well worth the visit

A wonderful mixture of stalls selling a wide range of food, books, clothes and all sorts of stuff! The food is generally fabulous with a brilliant range of stalls to choose from selling dishes from all around the world. A fabulously evocative and interesting place.

St. Nicholas Market in Bristol, UK, is a vibrant and historic market that dates back to the 18th century. It's known for its diverse range of stalls offering everything from local produce and international foods to handmade crafts and unique clothing. The market is housed in a stunning glass-covered building that adds to its charm and atmosphere. It's a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering a bustling atmosphere and a great place to explore the city's culinary and artisanal offerings.St. Nicholas Market in Bristol is home to a delightful variety of stalls, including a standout falafel place. This market is not only about food; it's a treasure trove of unique and charming small shops, each with its own colorful and captivating character. Whether you're drawn to the savory aroma of falafel or the allure of the quaint, colorful shops, St. Nicholas Market offers a delightful experience that caters to diverse tastes and preferences.Also wish it had more vegetarian options.