Salford Market — Market Hall in Manchester

Salford Market is a traditional market hall located on 1a Market Way, within the Salford Quays area of Manchester. This retail space offers a familiar spot in a changing part of the city. Known for Kargo MKT, its contemporary food hall with various cuisines, locals and visitors come to the market for daily shopping, a quick bite, or a relaxed afternoon browsing independent traders. It remains a key part of the Salford community, serving the wider Manchester area.

Salford Market first opened in 1870 as a general retail marketplace and now operates as a Grade II listed Victorian-era market hall. Its Victorian Gothic architectural style is evident in the structure, now enhanced by modern industrial decor. The interior features bright lighting and exposed brickwork, creating a lively atmosphere. With high footfall, Salford Market provides step-free and wheelchair access, including accessible toilets. The preservation of this building alongside contemporary upgrades offers a unique connection between Salford’s retail heritage and modern shopping habits.

Salford Market is a versatile market hall for locals seeking fresh produce and a range of goods. The Kargo MKT food hall provides a selection of dining options. With 34 independent traders, the market offers a diverse shopping experience. Expect a bustling, community-focused atmosphere, particularly on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings. Its location within the Salford Shopping Centre makes it accessible.