Where Glasgow shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Glasgow shops, snacks and lunches.
The Barras is Glasgow's raucous weekend market off the Gallowgate in the East End, where vintage stalls now share space with wood-fired pizza and street food.
Go for: Street food, Vintage, Weekend browsing
Tip: Come hungry and go on a Saturday when the most food traders and the Barrowland lore are in full swing.
The Big Feed is a large indoor street-food market in Govan, Glasgow, gathering the city's best food trucks and traders under one roof most weekends.
Go for: Street food, Food trucks, Family
Tip: It runs as an events market, so check the schedule before you go; the roster of traders changes weekend to weekend.
Dockyard Social is a warehouse street-food market on Haugh Road in Glasgow, hosting ten rotating traders every weekend near the Finnieston strip.
Go for: Street food, Weekend, Craft beer
Tip: Traders stop serving around 21:30 even when the bar runs later, so arrive hungry rather than late.
The Southside Farmers Market runs on Victoria Road by Queen's Park in Glasgow, bringing Scottish growers, bakers and producers out twice a month.
Go for: Scottish produce, Bakeries, Cheese
Tip: Get there early for the best of the bread and cheese; the market wraps up by early afternoon.
Mansfield Park Market is a makers and food market in Glasgow's Partick, drawing independent traders and street food to Mansfield Street twice a month.
Go for: Makers, Street food, Local produce
Tip: It combines crafts with food stalls, so it is worth a browse as well as a bite on a Partick Saturday.