Overview

Very similar Market to George Street, though has no funfair rides and is smaller. In a horseshoe layout, this appeared to be as accessible and less congested than the Square. There was more width for powechair Access. There was an undercover area with a bar and seating, the only issue, although ramped a carpeted area made up of sections taped down, the ruffling of the carpet a trip hazard potentially. The food and drink on offer was particularly European in culture and preparation, the smells and the scents made it more interesting than a themed German Market. On sale were pottery, ceramics, pottery, picture and framed arts, jewellery, lighting and craft items. I did not see temp toilets p, but would assume the disabled and accessible toilets in the nearby Centre were immediately available. They are accessible by Radar Key, and there was a Euan’s Guide red cord info card in evidence. In the centre of the City within 5 minutes or less from Glasgow Queen Street, Central Stations and the underground, ample bus services, and car parking .

Transport & Parking

Located within a pedestrianised area of the City, frequent and large choice of buses available, taxi accessibility good and public parking in the area and with the St. Enoch multi storey car park.

Access

Access and exit on Street level with ramps only where required. Ramps and lifts into the nearby St, Enoch Center.

Toilets

The toilet facilities are in the nearby Center from the outside, accessible by ramps and lifts, there was visible fordirection and location. Radar key accessible, with a Euan's Guide red cord card visible. Fully equipped toilet, though as with the vast majority no pegs to hang a jacket of coat.

Staff

If and when required informative, welcoming and aware.

Anything else you wish to tell us?

Although this is a temporary market is was well organised and setup.