Enjoyable visit 2 weeks ago and did quite a bit of shopping for food (cheese, fruit & veg) and some lovely Jersey cow tea towels and cards. Everybody was really friendly. Great selection of cheeses at Relish Delicatessen. Greatly appreciated the knowledgeable, friendly advice and the cheeses and other products we purchased plus local knowledge of places to eat.

St. Helier We caught the number 12a bus to St. Helier from St. Brelade which was an interesting 30 minute trip cost £2.70 each one way. It was good to walk the many squares, see the shops, a visit to Howard Davis Park and a coffee break at Tiffin Bistro by Du Gruchy store which is well worth a visit as well. A walk around the harbour finished our 4 hours and then the bus back to St. Brelade Bay. Make sure you have a map. Regards Gary Saunders

We had yet another lovely holiday in Jersey, staying in St. Helier. As always a trip to the market was near on daily for the bakery, their pasties and pastries are delicious, stick to the Vienna bakery, (the other one has a problem with keeping the food hot, a potensial disaster if you choose a pie and definately nasty if you choose a sausage roll). Several really lovely stalls in the middle of the market with fresh produce, flowers and more. More stalls and small shops, amongst others a quirky antique shop with a huge amount of beautiful items. A craft shop, a cake decorations shop, a chocolate - sweet shop, a good few cafes, a couple of interesting gift shops, a lovely wine store and more. The overall atmosphere is busy, but you can find a spot to sit down on the benches along side the market or at the cafes. The architecture has been upkept with painted wrought iron gates and bars around the whole market and just the lay out gives a good vibe. Worth a visit for sure.

you have to try Bloomers Bakery in the central market. The apple pie is wonderful. We visited here several times and were never disappointed. from sausage filled baps, to sausage rolls. extremely well priced goods. would highly recommend.

A really great local market with fruit & veg, butchers, bakers, curiosity shops and flowers - which can be boxed and posted home. Lovely to look around and stop for a light lunch, snack or smoothie. What I like is the variety of each type of outlet at different price ranges, something for everyone. Elegant, restored old building with a central water feature - it’s very nice. Give it your custom, the stallholders work hard and it’s a fantastic asset. I really don’t understand the 3 star reviews complaining it’s not massive or a Mediterranean market?! It’s a lovely town market on a small island and just as nice as it can be.

Small victorian indoor market with a lovely flower stall adding colour to its surroundings. Plenty of stalls from home made chocolate to bakers and must say that Bloomers bakers have the most tastiest cakes and pasties you could ever imagine and at decent prices too. We also tried to have lunch at Casa Paco, but no joy, as it was packed and there were also more people waiting to be seated. The food looked amazing from their tapas to their risotto, we did look at menu and reasonable prices too.