What do they sell?
| • Speciality Cheeses • Breads • Delicatessen • Preserves • Clothes |
• Cakes • Olives • Gifts and jewellery • Creperies • Hot bakery |
Fancy a little ‘oh la la’ in your life? Then head down to Manchester’s French markets for a little Gallic charm.
The French markets set up shop every September in St Ann’s Square and Chorlton Town centre, and are piled high with French food and fashion.
Courtesy of French market experts extraordinaire, Team Fantastique, the top quality stalls offer a variety of speciality cheeses, sausages from Toulouse, fresh baguettes, smoked meats, olives, spices, delicious preserves and sauces and lots more.
The Chorlton French Market will delight foodies everywhere by offering delicacies such as dried Auvergne sausage, pates, chorizo and French and continental cheeses, while also including a new feature – the French bakery, offering delicious and tempting pastries.
Stalls in St Ann’s Square will offer favourite French foods such as crepes, French cheeses, and sweet treats straight from the bakery, alongside other goods such as natural Marseilles soaps, hand-made baskets and pashminas.
And don’t forget your beret – the stalls are also a great place learn how to dress a la mode francais, with a range of French gifts and fashions.
Times and Dates
Keep your eye on our calendar for the latest information about venues and dates for the French Markets in 2010.
Do you want to sell in Manchester's French Market?
Manchester City Council is always keen to hear from people who wish to trade at the French Market. For more information, click here.
