Late Night At The Market Hall

Enjoy the market hall by night with boutique bars, delicious eateries and a selection of our must-see vintage, art, gift and book stalls open late.

Bars are open until 10pm, eateries are open up to 9pm and retail stalls are open up to 7pm or later. Last entry to the building is 9.30pm.

People say our Late Nights have a mini festival vibe. They’re family friendly too. Indulge in flavours from around the world and and a tipple in cocktail, wine and gin bars.

The majority of our eateries and bars take walk-ins on the night. If you need to wait for a table, eateries operate a queuing system, allowing customers to sit down and enjoy a drink while they wait or visit one of the market bars and come back when their table is ready. Take away food is also available from some eateries with some communal tables available on the gallery level of the market.

If you want to plan ahead and, may be, enjoy a three-course dinner, you can. Italian restaurant Tutto Bene and Moreish, which specialises in world foods from South America to the Middle East and South East Asia, both take advance bookings for special three-course menus. At Tutto Bene customers choose their courses in advance from options on a special Late Night menu. Moreish offers a three-course set menu. Book in person or via Instagram @tuttobeneshrewsbury or @moreishshrew.

Petitglou wine bar, which serves cheese and charcuterie boards and small plates, also takes some advance bookings. Book in person, via phone or Instagram @petit_glou.

Eateries open for walk-ins include: House of Yum, Moli Teahouse and The Market Cafe. ** Please note that the Bird’s Nest will not be opening for this event.

Eateries operating advance bookings only: Tutto Bene and Moreish.

Bars open: Gindifferent (also serves cheese and charcuterie boards), Petitglou (also serves cheese and charcuterie platters and small plates), Tom’s Table cocktail bar, Rumbullion at The Market Cafe which is serving food.

Takeaway food is normally available from Eat-In Pizza, Indian Street Food and Moli Teahouse.