Bullring Open Market

Very cheap fruits and vegetables. Go at the end of the day you will get good prices l. Sometimes the quality of vegetables and fruits is not that good.

Overall, the market is good, but many things need to be fixed. Fruits and vegetables sell in poor hygiene conditions.Prices are affordable for most households items.This place wheelchair friendly.

Mainly a market for fresh vegetables and fruits. Most items are pre-portioned and need to be picked as is. The price is lesser than the supermarkets, so don't be picky about the hygiene and packing. The market is as clean as it could get for an open market. All the vendors transfer the portions in plastic bags and hand over the item to you when you pay. Some big sized items can be selected and picked on paying the as mentioned price per piece. It's a cash only market, where all the items are in 1-5 Pounds only. Some vendors sell breads, eggs, milk, cosmetics, imitation jewellery and curtains also in the open market. But if you are looking for more options and variety in inedible items then walk into the Bullring indoor and rag markets situated just next to the bullring open market.

Bullring Open Market is a bustling gem in Birmingham perfect for fresh produce bargain finds and unique items The variety of stalls here is amazing from fruit and vegetables to fabrics and household goods It’s always lively and full of energy making it a fun place to shop The vendors are friendly and there’s a great sense of community Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area and want to experience a classic market atmosphere right in the heart of the city

The BEST place for cheap veg if you go slightly later (4-6pm). got 50 spring onions for 50p. You do gotta be careful to make sure what you are buying is not manky or past its sell by date if going in the evening, but most things can be fixed with a good wash or freezing. much more fun than aldi.