Explore the medieval houses, lovely museums, parks, and majestic rivers of Dublin for insight into the region’s hidden gems. Check out the National Museum to learn more about Irish culture and history. The outdoors is diverse, with plenty of walkways, avenues, parks, and zoos to explore. The large influx of immigrant workers brought many restaurants specializing in cuisine originating in different parts of the world. These restaurants mainly outsource their ingredients from the ever stocked local food markets, filled with locals also shopping for supplies and tourists strolling the cobblestone streets. Keep reading below for more information about the must-visit food markets in Dublin, Ireland.
1. The Station Buildings - Hatch Street Upper
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Shop for organic foodstuffs and other related items at the Station Buildings for good quality and reasonable pricing. The market serves as a focal point for multiculturalism through its various stalls that provide you with a diverse amount of produce. The cobblestone pathways lead you to different points of the market. The spot also acts as a perfect venue for you to meet with locals and tourists to interact on numerous topics. If you are looking for genuine products and delicious meals, visit this place and you won’t be disappointed.
The Station Buildings, Hatch Street Upper
Address: Saint Kevin’s, Dublin, Ireland
Website: The Station Buildings, Hatch Street Upper
Opening hours: Thu: 11am - 2pm (closed on Mon - Wed & Fri - Sun)
2. Temple Bar Food Market
Posted by Temple Bar Food Market on Friday, 6 January 2012
Visit the Temple Bar Food once a week for authentic food supplies. The market sits in the centre of Dublin, making it easily accessible from different parts of the city. The accessibility makes the market a point where people meet when buying food items or having brunch or dinner. The affordable pricing of its seasonal, fresh produce attracts those who want to find foods from around the globe. A tour here will give you the opportunity to learn how to cook traditional Irish dishes and more.
Temple Bar Food Market
Address: Meeting House Square, Dublin DUBLIN 2, Ireland
Website: Temple Bar Food Market
Opening hours: Sat: 10am - 4:30pm (closed on Sun - Fri)
3. Smithfield Outdoor Food Market
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If you are a foodie, head to the Smithfield Outdoor Food Market for fresh supplies. The market strives to offer you homegrown and handcrafted items at an affordable price. Here, you will find artisans, ranchers, local farmers, and many more who showcase their products. Without question, you will have all the necessary ingredients at your disposal for a mouthwatering dish. The target of this market is to provide healthy produce. Come by with your family and friends for a unique shopping experience.
Smithfield Outdoor Food Market
Address: Tree Grove, near Luas Line, Dublin 1
Opening hours: Fri: 10am - 3pm (closed on Sun - Sat)
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4. Coppinger Row Food Market
Feel the buzz as you move through the Coppinger Row Outdoor Market, looking for seasonal and fresh farm produce. The market is filled with a wide variety of cuisine originating in different parts of the world. Vegetables, fruit, and crafts are some of the items you will find here. The atmosphere allows you to explore the different sections and you can stop to try one of the many Irish dishes prepared by the experienced vendors.
Coppinger Row Food Market
Address: Dublin, Ireland
Website: Coppinger Row Food Market
Opening hours: Thur: 11am - 7pm (closed on Fri - Wed)
Dublin (Region) Tour Guide
Dave Kavanagh
Hello, My name is Dave and I am a local and national licensed Tour guide in Dublin, I operate walking tours taking you to some of Dublin's most iconic landmarks and buildings while discussing our great heritage and culture, we are known here in Ireland for our storytelling so expect lots of great stories on this tour.
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Diana M
Hi there! I am Diana :) My passion in life (next to my loved ones) is travelling and meeting new people, showing others the beauty of the world, art in various forms. My private guided day tours are experiences that are unique and are a great way to do an interesting activity without being overwhelmed. You get to do something only few other travellers would get to do and a chance to gain a local perspective. As your guide, I want to open you the door to Ireland's untouched beauty, from scenic cliffs to fairytale like forests and would point out many details you wouldn’t uncover on your own. You might also like to do an activity which can be difficult without local knowledge, like hiking or horse riding, - I am here to help and guide you. I’ll handle all the planning and the driving on the left hand side of the road, so all you have to do is sit back, relax, and soak in the beautiful sights and compelling stories. Ireland won’t leave you untouched and I will be delighted to be your guide and ‘local expert’ here. Hope to see you on one of my trips to the heart and soul of our beautiful country!
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Hi - I’m Anne - a native Dubliner. I love this ancient city and am passionate about sharing the history and hidden gems. We have cathedrals, Georgian architecture, castles, distilleries, museums, libraries. Let me show you where the Vikings arrived and founded Dublin 1000 years ago. I also like to visit Wicklow and Newgrange - prehistoric sites an hour from Dublin. I always ensure visitors have a fun day out - and when you have earned it - shopping is option or a pint of Guinness. Contact me for any questions or requests.
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5. Spencer Dock Food Market
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Taste some of the best street food in the city, as you enjoy touring the busy Spencer Dock Food Market. The aromatic smell of fresh food being prepared contributes to the market’s ever-present vibrant aura. The setting is also pleasant and a great place to organize an outing with your friends or family.
The Burger Republic, On the Hoof BBQ, Kerala Kitchen, and many more are some of the vendors you will find here. The market provides you with a great platform to interact with new people and sample the market’s many dishes.
Spencer Dock Food Market
Address: Spencer Dock, N Wall Quay, North Dock, Dublin, Ireland
Website: Spencer Dock Food Market
Opening hours: Wed: 11:30am - 2pm (closed on Thu - Tue)
6. Mespil Road - Grand Canal Market
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Try out the diverse cuisine offered at the Mespil Road - Grand Canal Market for a one of a kind experience. The numerous stalls provide you with healthy cuisine from various parts of the globe. Taste some dishes presented by the market’s many vendors, such as Taste of Thai, Brazilian BBQ, Burger Cartel, and many others. Attempt to try every stall in the market for a first-hand experience with Palestinian, German, Indian, and many other cuisines. A talented saxophonist playing awesome instrumentals will make the experience even more entertaining.
Mespil Road - Grand Canal Market
Address: 2 Mespil Rd, Dublin, Ireland
Website: Mespil Road - Grand Canal Market
Opening hours: Thu: 11:30am - 2pm (closed on Fri - Wed)
7. Docklands CoCo Market
Walk around and interact with the locals as you look for the best ingredients for your food at the Docklands CoCo Market. The vendors have nice displays of their homemade bread, olives, desserts, and much more that you can try out. The market acts as a good point to catch some air or enjoy a bite of your favourite dish. You can also take away food from here for later consumption with your family and friends. This foodie market provides everyone with options to choose from when deciding what to eat during an outing.
Docklands CoCo Market
Address: Dublin, Ireland
Website: Docklands CoCo Market
Opening hours: Wed: 12pm - 2:30pm (closed on Thu - Tue)
8. Eatyard
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If you are a foodie looking for authentic food, head to Eatyard for an awesome time. A stroll around the market takes you through colourful themes and stalls providing mouthwatering meals. The place not only sells food but also other cooking products that you might find fascinating. Many cultures and traditions are portrayed through the different cuisines offered at the stalls. This market offers you the opportunity to taste never-heard-of-before dishes.
Eatyard
Address: The Bernard Shaw, Drumcondra, Ireland
Website: Eatyard
Opening hours: Thur - Sat: 12pm - 10pm; Sun: 12pm - 8pm (closed on Mon - Wed)
9. Ballymun Market
Posted by Ballymun Market on Thursday, 25 June 2015
Enjoy the bustling atmosphere as you shop for food items at the Ballymun Market. The availability of genuine produce makes this market a first choice for both locals and tourists looking forward to preparing special delicacies. The market serves as a gathering point for locals when purchasing items for themselves or for tourists buying souvenirs for loved ones. It is also a good spot for you to learn about Irish culture through the traditionally inspired dishes.
Ballymun Market
Address: St. Margaret’s Road, Ballymun, Dublin, D11 FN84, Ireland
Website: Ballymun Market
Opening hours: Mon - Wed & Fri: 8am - 6pm; Thu: 8am - 8pm; Sat: 8am - 4pm (closed on Sun)
10. Farmleigh Food Market
Make your way to the Farmleigh Food Market for a fantastic shopping experience. The wide variety of products in the market provide mean you’ll find whatever you need. Just to mention a few of the top selling items here, you’ll find fish, vegetables, cheese, meat, and many more items. The idyllic setting allows you to explore the market, tasting various foods and interacting with the vendors. Surely, this is the place to come for your food supplies or just to walk around during your free time.
Farmleigh Food Market
Address: Phoenix Gardens, Castleknock, Co. Dublin, Ireland
Website: Farmleigh Food Market
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