Markets Dublin

In the Temple Bar district, this is the weekly meeting place for many of the region's producers. It's a sine qua non for the right to set up a stall in Meeting House Square. While most shoppers are tourists passing through, many Dubliners also come to do their weekend shopping. And on their shopping lists, organic and ecofriendly products feature prominently. A real treat! A good idea if you're staying in an apartment.

This street which crosses Henry Street is home to a fruit and vegetable market which is always very lively every day of the week. And it's certainly the most typical in the capital! From Monday to Saturday, the population mixes here in a joyful hubbub at the time to make its shopping. It's a great place to fill your picnic basket. And when you know that there is a large supermarket right next door that allows you to complete your purchases, this is the ideal address for planning a snack for the next day's excursion.

The Mespil food market is an authentic food market where you don't come to fill your basket, but first your stomach. Here, the food is prepared under your nose and comes from all over the world. You can choose from wood-fired pizza, roast chicken, Irish lamb, Thai food, paella, falafel, palak paner, Chinese or Thai noodles, Hungarian goulash... You name it! An off-the-beaten-track address that is a godsend for tasting everything and anything on the spot in a friendly, good-natured atmosphere.