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Stockbridge Market

Last updated 15 May 2026

Edinburgh's Sunday market in the Stockbridge neighbourhood — smaller and more villagey than the Castle Terrace Saturday market. Runs every Sunday year-round in the Jubilee Gardens beside the Water of Leith. Mix of food producers, street food, and craft stalls. The food offering includes artisan bread, cheese, olives, charcuterie, cakes, and seasonal fruit and veg. Popular with Stockbridge and New Town locals. Less tourist-heavy than Castle Terrace, more neighbourhood feel.

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Practical info

Schedule
Weekly Sunday
Location
Saunders Street, Stockbridge, Edinburgh EH3 6TQ
Parking
Limited free street parking on Saunders Street and surrounding residential roads — paid council bays on a single yellow apply Mon–Sat until 17:30. Best to arrive on foot or by bus.
Getting there
Stockbridge is a 15-min walk down from Princes Street. Buses 24, 29, 36, 42 stop on Deanhaugh Street, 2 min walk. No tram or train station within 10 minutes.
Payment
Cash + Card + Contactless Most stalls take card; a couple of smaller traders may be cash-only.
Dogs:Welcome on leadsAccessibility:Paved walkway through the market — flat and step-free.Wheelchair:Step-free accessFamily-friendly:YesShelter:Open-air, stall canopies.Toilets:Public toilets in St Bernard's Crescent (5 min walk).

Weather & cancellations

For day-of cancellations and stall changes, the market's Facebook page is the most reliable source.

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What to expect

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Stockbridge prices — slightly above town average for the Edinburgh affluent-Sunday market.

What to buy

  1. 1.Errington cheese
  2. 2.Organic seasonal veg
  3. 3.Scottish charcuterie
  4. 4.Sunday brunch traders

Stalls worth visiting

Errington Cheese
Cheese

Lanark Blue and Corra Linn — Scotland's best-known unpasteurised cheese-maker, regular at Stockbridge.

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Phantassie Organic Farm
Vegetables

East Lothian organic grower — seasonal vegetables and salad.

East Coast Cured
Charcuterie

Scottish-made salami, coppa, and bresaola.

Visitor tips

  • Stockbridge Sunday is more crafts and prepared food than the Saturday Castle Terrace market — different shop.
  • Combine with brunch at one of the Stockbridge cafés (Eteaket, The Pantry) before browsing.
  • Bring cash — a few stalls are cash-only despite the general trend toward card.
  • Free parking is tricky; walking from Princes Street down to Stockbridge is part of the experience.

Location

Saunders Street, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, EH3 6TQ

Stockbridge Market FAQ

+Are dogs allowed at Stockbridge Market?

Yes — on leads. It's an open-air market on a public road and dogs are welcome.

+Is the market every Sunday?

Yes — Stockbridge Market runs every Sunday year-round. Closure only for severe weather.

+Can I pay by card?

Most traders take card. A handful of smaller artisanal stalls are cash-only — bring £20 cash.

+How is it different from the Saturday Castle Terrace market?

Stockbridge is smaller, more prepared-food and crafts-focused, and on Sundays. The Saturday market at Castle Terrace is larger and more produce-focused.

+When is Stockbridge Market on?

Stockbridge Market runs every Sunday. Severe weather can occasionally cancel an outdoor market — check the market's Facebook page on the morning before travelling.

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Dates, times, and stall presence may change. Always check the market's Facebook page before travelling. TasteSCOT is an independent editorial site not affiliated with any market or vendor.