Local Food Economy

Exciting opportunities at St Nicholas Market!

By Ramona Andrews

St Nicholas Market – renowned for its bustling atmosphere, rich history, and eclectic mix of traders – has several exciting vacancies for budding entrepreneurs and seasoned food traders alike.

Whether you’re an established business owner or just starting your journey, St Nick’s offers something for all different types of food businesses:

FoodSource BS1

Open to those selling dry store goods, providing pre-prepped, cold foods or cooking equipment. FoodSource BS1 is seeking passionate traders to join their hub of culinary creativity. It’s the perfect spot to showcase your products while tapping into a food-loving crowd. Find out more about FoodSource BS1 on this blog.

Broadmead, indies and street food markets

Beyond St Nick’s indoor spaces, applications are welcome for the outdoor markets. These flexible trading options are perfect for testing the waters, reaching new audiences, or expanding your existing business.

The historic Corn Exchange

Ever wanted to trade in one of Bristol’s most iconic venues? The Corn Exchange is looking for a trader offering something unique, whether it’s an original product, an engaging service, or anything in between.

Corn Street food trailer pitch

For food entrepreneurs with a high-quality food trailer or vehicle, there’s a weekly pitch available right on Corn Street. This prime location is ideal for those ready to serve up delicious dishes and draw in the crowds.

Enjoy the benefits of trading at St Nicholas Markets, including:

  • Build and nurture a brand within a well-known hub of independents
  • Tap into the footfall of a massive tourist hotspot
  • It’s quick to set-up and easy to manage (it takes less than five minutes to apply to trade outdoors!)

Don’t miss out on these fantastic opportunities to join Bristol’s bustling market scene. Visit the St Nick Market’s website to find out more about the vacant stalls, read the guidance notes, and submit your application form.

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