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Markets

Food Markets

  • The Dockyard Social - Located on the footprint of one of Glasgow’s world-renowned naval engineering facilities, now stands a converted West End industrial warehouse. Hosting ten carefully selected passionate streetfood vendors, providing the biggest and best flavours from around the world. Whether traditional Thai or authentic Southern American, we’ve got you covered.
  • Platform at Argyle St Arches - Platform at Argyle St Arches brings some of Scotland’s best independent street food traders together every Friday, Saturday and Sunday within Argyle St Arches. Our trader roster is always turning over, ensuring the freshest line up anywhere in Scotland. Platform is serving from 12pm until midnight every Friday and Saturday, and 12pm-6pm on Sunday. It is available to sit-in to enjoy, or to-go.
  • Big Feed Street Food Social (Instagram) - Glasgow’s very own Street Food Market. Live music, DJ’s, Retro Game Arcade, Out Door Seating, Multi Award Winning, Family Friendly, Dog Friendly
  • Glasgow Fruit Market

Clothing Markets

  • Super Market Vintage at The Hillhead Book Club - Monthly event - “our buddies at super market regularly bring together the finest purveyors of vintage and retro fashion, homeware and gifts, in all the seven kingdoms, and stuff them under our roof for the {sun}day. and we’ve got a full programme of proper-girly-vintage-type fairs lined up over the next wee while.”

Local Food

  • Glasgow Community Food Network - Glasgow Community Food Network was established in 2017 to bring together practitioners and organisations in the private, public and third sectors along with other interested individuals to develop a flourishing food system in Glasgow.
  • Dear Green Market - Ethical retail shop based in the Space near the Barras
  • Locavore - Instead of food profits going to big corporations and their shareholders we want your food spending to work harder for society. That means investing in local growers, paying fair wages (we’re a living wage employer) and developing other initiatives which help build a fairer and more sustainable society.
  • Shettleston Community Growing Project - Shettleston Community Growing Project (SCGP) was set up in 2009 by local people who wished to grow food for themselves and their families.
  • South Seeds - South Seeds is a community organisation based in the South Central area of Glasgow. We aim to work in partnership with residents and organisations within the local community to help improve the look and feel of the area.
  • Urban Grocer - Urban Grocer is a supplier of fruit and vegetables/ diary/ meats & dry goods delivered direct to your home
  • Glasgow's Fish Plaice - The Fish Plaice is a wholesale and retail fishmonger in the heart of Glasgow. We aim to provide the best quality products to our customers at a price that is highly competitive and fair.
  • Charles Frazer Quality Meats - Charles Frazer Quality Meats are family butchers with a total focus on quality, locally sourced meats. Based in Newton Mearns we have a loyal customer base throughout Glasgow and Central Scotland. As well as selling online we supply the finest meat products to both consumers and the wholesale market such as restaurants and caterers.
  • Clan Artisan - Here at Clan Artisan our luxury boxes make the perfect gift for all occasions, each one created especially for you . We have searched all over Scotland to find incredible products that cater for every unique taste. We love creating the perfect gift box for you or you can create your own
  • Roots, Fruits and Flowers
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