Salford Market — Market Hall in Manchester

You can find Salford Market in Salford Quays, Manchester. The Grade II listed building dates back to 1870 and now hosts a bustling market hall with independent traders and food stalls. Kargo MKT Food Hall is the main draw, offering fresh produce and gluten-free options in a modern industrial space. Visit on Friday afternoon or Saturday morning for the most lively atmosphere. The venue sits just outside the city and connects to nearby shopping centres by foot.

Salford Market opened in 1870 as a Victorian Gothic market hall and remains Grade II listed. Exposed brickwork, metal beams, and large windows create bright lighting inside a space with high noise levels and dense crowds. The market operates Monday to Saturday from 7.30am to 5.30pm. With diverse traders, 34 in total, and seating areas in the central square, it serves as both a local shopping spot and social hub. A short drive away, it remains active with high footfall throughout the day.

You’ll find locals and tourists browsing stalls at Salford Market Manchester on Friday afternoon or Saturday morning when it’s busiest. Kargo MKT Food Hall anchors the space with multiple vendors offering vegetarian and gluten-free choices in a lively, industrial modern setting. Locals use the market for quick lunch breaks, to meet friends, or relax in the central square. It's just outside the city but easily linked by foot to nearby shopping areas.