Common Market - Belfast

We went to Common Market on a Sunday night near closing. Multiple of the food stalls had already closed or run out of certain foods. Despite that, the ones that were still open were super friendly and helpful. From Al Pastor: I had the vegan elote. They were out of vegan cheese but the staff ensured it was still good without it. It was worth it! The corn was so tender and charred perfectly. The mix of sweet and spicy had a great balance. From Hey Chick: I had the Korean junk fries. O, wow! Huge portion and they did not skimp on the toppings. I love that they layered the toppings throughout the fries so that there was an even amount rather than loads on top and dry fries on the bottom. However, the waffle fries them selves were delicious. They were seasoned and fried crispy, just the way I like them. The two girls working were also super helpful and nice. I would definitely suggest both of these options. However there were even more vegan options at stalls that had already closed. If you are vegan you are sure to find something to your liking!

This restaurant was a fantastic casual spot that offered a variety of food options and a bar all in one place.

I discovered this restaurant when it was getting late and vegan options in the city were limited. Almost every vendor offered a vegan option, but they were popular and some were sold out. Some vendors had already closed for the night. I decided on poutine, and although it seemed like the person working at the stand was preoccupied, the food was incredible! I highly recommend the veggie variant of Oui Poutine.

I had a great time at this indoor restaurant with live music, cocktails, and various food stalls. I tried the loaded jackfruit waffle fries from Hey Chick and they were delicious!

Lovely spacious venue. Several vendors, each with a vegan option. I had the vegan tacos. Very tasty but not much food for £8:50. Korean jackfruit fries £5 were tasty but a very overpowering sauce. Baps vegan option was chickpeas and a hash brown £10. Margarita £8.50, bottle of beer £5:50. Live music. Felt covid safe. Great idea.