About Arndale Market, Arndale Market

Manchester
Arndale Market
This contemporary market hall on the high street brings you an exciting food and retail experience.

The new Manchester Arndale Market opened in its purpose build market hall on the 7th September 2006.

Extensive research informed the layout and style of the market, helping to create an open, airy environment. The emphasis is on providing shoppers with more choice and better quality whilst reflecting the more cosmopolitan tastes of people visiting the City Centre.

The market has over 65 stalls, half dedicated to quality regional and international food and half to non-food including fashion, gifts, home textiles, flowers and beauty services.

In the food hall you will find everything from a fruit and vegetable stall, bakery, butchers, fishmongers and traditional sweet shop to a charcuterie, specialist tea bar, smoothie bar, specialist ales and an olive stall.

There are relaxed and friendly seating areas, either by the market restaurants or at the breakfast bar situated in front of the vast glass windows, where you can watch the world go by as you enjoy your lunch. You can choose from Brazilian, Chinese, English, Greek, Indian and Italian food, which can either be eaten in or taken away. A main feature of the market is the Sushi Bar, which has 30 seats around a carousel containing dim sum, Thai noodles and Sushi.

The non-food side of the market has the first mobile phone trader to offer contract phones on a market. There is a wealth of independent fashion, beauty, accessory and jewellery stalls complimented by a bustling services section which contains nail bars, hairdressers, key cutting and clothing alterations.

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