The Moor Market Sheffield — Attraction in Sheffield

I don't like writing negative reviews and this review certainly isn't aimed at the store holders, however how the 'market' has been set out is a shambles in my opinion, it's no surprise so many units are empty due to pricing if rates. The council obviously do not understand the concept of a 'market' the whole point is to have a small stall that has cheap rates so small businesses, sole traders can buy at trade and make a profit margin at the same time of keeping their prices low to encourage a higher turnover if customers!! In a time where the internet is destroying small businesses spending the tax payers money on constructing the new venue appears wasted which is inline with the millions wasted on the moor 'revamp' just to allow drug and alcoholics lining the seats and deter families to choose Sheffield city centre instead of Meadowhall which has all the best brands and has security alongside free parking and no bus gates it's no wonder the city is...

Lovely indoor market in a fast developing part of Sheffield centre.

Having come from a town where the market is practically none existent, it is refreshing to see a platform for local suppliers and producers.

Very diverse in terms of availability of ethnic foods. As a mixed Nigerian-British it’s a good place to get everything you want to make international dishes. Stumbled across some real gems.

You can literally buy anything from crafting suppliers to mobility scooters... there’s very little that you can’t find.

I have my regular places to buy from and occasionally there are pop-up stalls for artisan makers to sell niche items. There is also a large food hall - and places like Hungry Bhudda is a must try!

I’m giving it a four as some of the veg and meat stalls can be a bit touch and go with freshness of stock and hygiene standards. I recommend walking around a few times to compare prices and quality.

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I love the atmosphere in Moor Market! Whenever I visit Sheffield I aim to go up to the Market to take in the atmosphere, have lunch from one of several eateries and browse the stalls. I love the variety of fruit and veg but the best stalls, by far, are the meat and fish stalls selling all manner of foodstuffs that I remember from my childhood such as tomato sausages and finnan haddock. Well worth a visit! Edit: visited again today August 2024 and realised that I’d forgotten to mention the great range of cafes serving all manner of food from hot pork sandwiches to fish and chips, thalis, cottage pie and jacket potatoes. Prices are very reasonable and portions are “Yorkshire portions” ie very generous! Edit March 2025:...