Inns Cross Market

Compact market, quite small with a decent variety of stalls. Due to its size you can walk round Inns Cross Market quickly. Offers vegetable, bread, bakery and various other food, craft and plant stalls. Also some hot food stands, including a pizza and a coffee van. Due to the recent Covid pandemic it's good to shop outside in open air and a market worker ensures you use hand sanitizer on entrance. I especially recommend you try fresh Armagh apple juice from Autumn Harvest, vegetables from Cherryvalley Farm and cakes from Crumbs Vegan Bakery stalls. Fresh produce from local farmers, bakers, cooks and makers - definitely worth supporting.

This little market is my local just 10mins by car from my house and I really look forward to it every month.
There's a wealth of seasonal and artisan produce available and all at very reasonable prices. This is definitely the way to shop! Cut out the middleman buy fresh from small producers and support local industry! What could be better? Even the rain and wind couldn't dampen spirits this morning and my haul from the market included fresh meat from McCarthy Meats (£20 for 6 sirloin, burgers, chicken fillets and speciality sausages) vegetables from Cherry Valley farm with the muck still on. Fabulous cheese from Mike's Fancy Cheeses, fresh juices from Mango Street and mouth watering tray bakes by Little Treats. I also had a delicious coffee from the Coffee Angels. There's loads more and lots to sample as you peruse the stalls including jams, chutneys and oils and a range of hot food to purchase from soups to hotdogs or fresh made pizza. Everyone is lovely and more than happy to chat about what they do. You can keep Tesco Sainsbury and Asda this is how to buy your basics and still have cash to spare. There's plenty of free parking nearby and trust me it's better for you to be outside in the fresh air rather than dragging yourself around a crowded supermarket. If you haven't been go! Take my word it's worth it

This place is Belmont increasingly published.

It's located on the right as you are heading up the Saintfield rd near the florist. There is a wee road in between the shops after the traffic lights. If you drive in there you can park.

They isn't that many stalls there.
Though a decent number of people seem to go.
Stalls include fruit and veg,pies,sweets.

The "Inns Market" is held last Saturday of the month in the space behind the Inns shops in Newtownbreda - just up from Forestside.

Traders offer their own produce both for you to eat there or make at home. My favourite traders are Broughgammon (locally reared goat and veal), Passion Preserved chutney and savoury preserves, Piece of Cake bakery and Neary Nogs handmade chocolates.

Also available is hot tea and coffee, Pizza Vantastica, fruit and veg and locally produced cheeses to name but a few. You can get to chat with the producer about the product origins and share recipe ideas!
Cash only.