SuperNatural Food Market — Local services in Dublin

Well stocked farmers market that is open from 9.30 every Sat inside the local community centre. Accessible for wheelchairs and prams, dog friendly and has proper chairs and tables inside.

There are a handful of permanent stalls:

2 veg and fruit traders (prices and produce can vary, so it's nice to have two options) 1 butcher (butter, eggs, organic meat) 1 fishmonger (fresh, smoked) 1 trader for pantry staples and eco friendly household goods 1 cheesemonger 1 baker (bread, pastry, cakes)

You can also occasionally find people selling homemade kim chi, knitwear, juices and jams etc.

We’ve been shopping here regularly for almost 7 years; sure Tesco are cheaper for some items but the quality here is top notch and it's worth paying a bit extra for local produce when we can. Traders are always very friendly. Highly recommend a loaf of sourdough, a foccacia or a croissant from the baker - great value and so tasty!

As a suggestion, I’d love to see more hot food or craft stalls occasionally, for example a summer or Christmas market where the outdoor area was utilised more. The space has a great community vibe and would be...

This is a great market to do your weekly shopping of organic fruit, vegetables, meat and wild fish and cheese. There are also a stand where you can buy dairy/gluten/sugar free treats, 2 bakers, a stand with general natural product( beans, pulses, teas). You can grab a coffee here and have a bite and sit listening to music plaied live. It's a spot popular with parents as there is also a courtyard at the back with little toy cars. Not to mention it's an indoor market, so a great place to hang around on rainy Saturdays. One last thing, the products you buy here are organic and extremely good value( 4 organic burgers for 5€) and the fruit and veg are so tasty and last way longer than the cheap stuff you buy in your regular supermarket. Also fishmonger...

This is my favourite farmers market in Dublin. Great selection of fresh veg and the people are super helpful & friendly. The salad from Annie's farm stall is fabulous. Also hot food available and some tables to eat at. Had a yummy lentil soup & samosa. Other stalls sell a selection of products from cheeses, breads, dry goods, etc. Would love to see more people using this market, seems to be a hidden gem. A community notice board would be nice, some music and maybe someone could convince a local artist to exhibit & sell their art? Some creative person could make the space a bigger draw & support the whole effort....