This place is everything a market should be! An impressive selection of fresh and organic produce,…read moretons of fruit and veg, even some more obscure things. There is a big selection of potted flowers, herbs and other plants. Italian pesto and other sauces, fresh fish and pork. Coffee and juice, crepes, organic cleaning products etc. The highlight here for me is the pastry and the pies! The pie man has a booth here and they truly are the best pies I've ever had, nice selection of chicken, beef, veg, so much flavor. Big pie that is enough to fill you up, just 5€ (heated up for 6€) The pastry is also fab, lots of tarts, Danish, croissants, cookies, brownies, bread and more. All of which are delicious. Big enclosed venue (next to Teeling), so it's weather proof, and you can even bring your dog inside! Lots of friendly vendors and delicious food and drink. So lucky to have this place so close to home, it's now our Saturday tradition to get coffee and pastry, and pies to take home. There's a seating area if you want to eat in, too. Definitely worth stopping by, it's quite a market!

Love this market. They've tons of fresh produce on their stalls, including fruit, veg, cheese,…read moremeats, baked goods, and seeds. Bring cash though because it is a market after all!

this is simply the BEST greengrocer in the city. As well as carrying an exquisite range of fancy…read morethings, their fresh fruit & veg are top notch, coffee is the best on the street & always a friendly face. can say from experience that they make amazing gift hampers too wishing this gorgeous family business all the very best

The friendliest, best stocked fruit, veg and well, everything shop in Dublin. All sorts of…read morenon-fruit-n-veg - oils and vinegars, beautiful tinned tomatoes, cheeses, pizza bases, yogurt, dried fruit and pulses - it's an aladdin's cave for cooks! And real, friendly and knowledgable staff, always on for a chat or a story.

I stumbled across this place yesterday and I love it! A fairly good selection of fresh fruit &…read morevegetables - and plenty of quite posh pantry staples that you would otherwise have to travel into town for. For example, I picked up organic polenta for a batch of cornbread I'm hoping to make today, and I spotted a box of turmeric root... I didn't even know you could buy such a thing. And there was a selection of Sheridan's cheeses In the fridge. That all makes it sound very 'foodie' - but it's great to find a place where you can buy a nice hostess gift locally!

Vegan cheese in Cabra! Good selection of produce and healthy foods. Some items were a bit pricey,…read morebut I suppose that is expected. Very friendly and helpful staff. I will definitely be back!

Came here hopping to get some ingredients with a mate, and didn't find all we needed…read more Not a larger selection as promised, but overall a great place to buy some good food. All the vendors are super friendly and love to make conversation! Great way to spend a morning! The ambiance is very quaint and friendly! Overall a great atmosphere and way to buy. Will come here for certain vegetables and lunch when I'm in the city

Thank you for the recommendation, Fodor's! (yes, I bought their travel guide like a true tourist.)…read more My friends and I wanted to try some Ireland oysters because we heard they were supposedly super fresh. We were running out of time on our hunt to find them when I realized, 'I've got my trusty guidebook!!' And that's how we ended up here. It was 12 Euros for 6 oysters and a glass of wine. Since there were four of us, the lady was nice enough to give us 4 cups of wine (yes, plastic cups - it's a farmer's market, what do you expect!) They even threw in an extra oyster! SO FRESH! SO BIG! (cue that's-what-she-said joke). Compared to NYC oysters, these babies looked like they were on steroids! They also have this dipping sauce (had onions and was really vinegar-y, but good. But if you don't like the sour, you should just take the oyster straight.) Didn't eat anything else from other stands because we just had lunch. However, I believe they had shish kebabs, crepes, and bread. Oh and FYI - Sheridans Cheesemongers was there (saw this place on Anthony Bourdain when he went to Dublin so thought this might be worth mentioning). Definitely check out this farmer's market!

This is an open warehouse style grocerry store. It's got all the fruit and vegetable basics and the…read moreprices are cheap, seriously cheap. Think Moore Street prices with a roof and no, 'Get yer apples ere luv.' You can get a basket of peaches for instance for €1... Beat that!

This place is an old-style grocers, and I've become so fed up with the Tescos of this world that I…read morewould rather spend my money in this small owner-run type place, especially when the prices are often cheaper. The owner is a lovely man who gives change from his own pocket and has small change stacked up in piles inside his little office. I just got a punnet of strawberries for a euro, so I'm happy for the day.

Great selection of quality fruit and veg as well as a great mix of other items from fruit juices to…read morefresh breads

Get Fresh Fruit & Veg does exactly as it says on the tin. It sells a fab array of juicy ripe fruits…read moreand healthy veg. It is all reasonably priced as well, in fact most of it is cheaper then the near by big supermarket! The displays are so appetising and appealing, the produce is always clean and vibrant and not bruised and battered, no limp lettuce here! It stocks a huge selection of in season fruit and veg, most of it sourced locally. As well as salad vegetables, dried fruits, nuts, seeds, it offers a Mediterranean selection bar of olives, sun dried tomatoes, sauces, pesto, oils and cheeses. A healthy deli section of cold cuts, cheese and spreads. A dried food area of pasta, noodles, rices and the like. Lots of pulses and beans and different types of flour and grains. But my favourite bit is the rich, sumptuous, organic HEALTHY chocolate bar selection! The owner is very friendly and works in the store and is seen polishing his apples and carrying creates of fresh produce which arrives daily! This place really does deserve its two Bridgestone awards!

There's no place in Dublin like the Moore Street Market. It's known throughout the country for…read moreselling traditional Irish food and also for its no-nonsense merchants. You could easily spend your day wandering from stall to stall, from top to bottom taking in the scene. Whether you're looking for flowers, fish, fruits or veg, come to the market and get a deal. But be careful of the merchants who insist on picking the fruit for you! I once came home with over 20 rotten bananas and several squashed kiwis. Even though I only paid something like 3 Euro, I was disappointed because I had to throw most of the fruit out. A friend of mine swears that the market's fishmonger is the best and told me to buy oysters from him so I guess there are good and bad stalls. Even if you don't actually need to buy anything, I suggest you saunter down this street. The funny things that I have overheard from these Dubs could fill the pages of a book.

Moore Street is great for picking up fresh(ish) fruit and veg on the cheap. A strictly cash economy…read morekeeps everyone honest but, and this is from experience, don't buy razor blades. No matter what the label is, or the amazing value. That shit hurts.

I'm a fan, yey, but very occasional one. Why? Because it's quite expensive, compared to Moore st…read more market or simply Lidl and Aldi. But it's a nice little place, where is pleasant to shop around and ask any questions Used to come here more often, but since Aldi was built closer to me, I just stop going there :( For instance, it came in super handy, when I was looking all over East Wall for aubergine. Couldn't find in Aldi, two Centras and Tesco. So, great selection of plants, let's just say :)

I found myself out this neck of the woods at the weekend and decided to venture into The Fresh…read moreMarket cause I'm trying the whole new healthy living malarky again, on attempt four so far this week. It was bustling with folks, which is always a great sign. I got some dates, bananas & blood grapefruits (did I just make a new variety of grapefruit up?) It all come to less then €5... The man in front of me got some spuds and it came to 50c, he was shocked at the cheapness. There is a lovely touch at the front door, a local has print-outs of recipes and the seasonal veg/fruit that go with it. Nicky the owner allows her to display them, it really in keeps with the local feel of the spot.

Great little neighbourhood fruit and veg shop. They have a massive range of fruit and at very good…read moreprices. What I love is the little table out front of samples - with fruit I think it's so important to be able to try before you buy as often the prettiest looking fruits have zero flavour. They open 7 days a week and the staff are super friendly and helpful

I found this amazing Asian market on my last full day in Dublin. Oh how I wish I'd discovered it on…read moreday one. I was told there are plenty around, but this is the one I went to closest to the Temple Bar area. They had any and everything you'd imagine from snacks and seasonings to meals and plenty of cookware. I like to try a variety of international snacks whenever I travel out of the country, this time was no different. It's become a satiable and exciting experience for me over the years. I hope to return someday and explore this Asian market even more.

Fantastic market tucked away in the city center with all sorts of Asian stuff including Natto if…read moreyou're looking for a bit of that vitamin k2 goodness...