The Open Market, Brighton’s covered market destination for your groceries shopping!

One of the many joys of the Open Market in Brighton and Hove is the range of food you can buy to take home. There’s fruit and veg, local produce, cheese and eggs, meat and fish and plenty more.

The main market opening hours are as follows:

Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm
Saturday 10am – 5pm
Sundays 10am – 5pm*
*Some Stalls are not open on Sundays.

The market itself is very easy to get to, with many buses stopping on London Road and Ditchling Road near the Level (you can access it from either entrance). It’s a short walk from the city centre, and 10 minutes on foot from Brighton station.

The long-established Mears fruit and veg stall and the smaller Fruit Shop, just by the Marshalls Row entrance, both offer great value choose-your-own products.

There are two stalls selling olives, cheese, bacon, eggs etc. Jason’s Egg Shop (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jasons-Eggs-Bacon-Dairy/684607704891513) has local eggs, as well as cheese, dried fruits and bacon. Dave Ovett and sons – yes, they’re relatives – have similar fayre, cutting local bacon fresh every day.

If you love local produce, visit Foodshed, is a social enterprise where local producers can rent a shelf to sell their food. There are also demos and workshops to help customers learn about the processes that come with the food they buy. http://www.foodshedbrighton.com/

Brighton Naturally sells Natural foods, superfoods, raw snacks, raw chocolate, healthy cakes and cookies, as well as books, CDs, natural fibre clothing and more. www.brightonnaturallystore.com

Crabs and Lobsters fish stall (https://www.facebook.com/crabandlobsterbtn) is the place to go for locally caught fish and seafood, while Principal Meats is a traditional butcher offering game, local meat and homemade sausages.

Some of the food you can buy has travelled a lot further. If you love deli products, Mari’s Deli has Spanish artisan products including cured meats, Iberian and Serrano hams, olive oil, cheese, wine, olives, Catalan sandwiches and montaditos, and hand carved ham. www.marisdeli.co.uk/

Other shops in the market include The Chilli Shop for a range of fiery sauces, spices, chutneys, sweets and snacks (http://chilli-shop.co.uk/) and 18 Grocery for fresh produce from all over the world https://www.facebook.com/veggieltd.

Tea and honey (http://chi-trading.co.uk and http://www.greenvalleys.uk is the place for top quality high quality teas, accessories and freshly roasted coffees as well as raw and natural honey products.

Pacta Now offers natural and organic wines, non-alcoholic drinks, olive oils, truffle oil and vinegars from artisan producers across Central and Eastern Europe.

Visit the Open Market at: 

The Open Market
Marshalls Row
Brighton and Hove
BN1 4JU

Email: info@brightonopenmarket.co.uk
Web: http://www.brightonopenmarket.co.uk/

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