St George's on a Saturday Morning is the place to meet "Old Friends" and get into the week-end mood.There's Music,and Colour and lots of interesting stalls to see and food of all sorts. We usually head for a cup of Red Eye Coffee and then collect something to eat with it from the stalls selling every sort of food.If you're... More

Well worth a visit. loads of unusual items to buy, fantastic friendly people. Live music. Warning; don't eat before you go! LOADS of FREE samples, cheese, chocolate, curries etc More

St George's market is an experience every tourist should try on a Saturday morning. A mixed bag of food ,chocolate and coffee stalls, baking, Jewellery fresh fish and meats... Everything you could imagine. With the jazz band playing in the background this is such a mellow way to start the weekend More

Visited on saturday morning very vibrant atmosphere, wonderful stalls all very different,lovely friendly people. would visit again, got some lovely cakes and gifts. It's different in a lovely way More

A small covered market which is a mixture of car boot, arts & crafts. You can visit the lot in 30 minutes. However, it's saving grace is the considerable number of different food stalls where you can try all manner of foods from Lebanese to Spanish to Indian or buy a cake or crepe to take home. Go when you're... More

We swent on Sunday when there is an emphasis on craftworks but it is a cosmpolitan market with food and collectables as well. Ther was live music and a nice ambience even if you didn't want to buy anything. More

Great place to spend a few hours on a Sunday morning More

Visited here on a Saturday. There was an amazing selection of food to eat or take away. Loads of lovely crafts and funky clothes. And a great buzz too. More

Plenty of variety here and a very friendly atmosphere. All religions and cultures shop in this market and the fresh meat and fish are recommended. My Derry companion was well pleased with the veg options. More