Food markets in Seville, Cádiz and Jerez in 2026: Triana, Feria, Encarnación, Lonja del Barranco, Cádiz and Jerez Central Markets (opening hours, what to eat, getting there)

Updated: 10 November 2026

Traditional food markets (mercados de abastos) are a good way to get to know Seville, Cádiz and Jerez: locals buy fish, meat, fruit and vegetables there, and in several of them you can also eat. This guide brings together what we could check on 10 November 2026 with Seville City Council's official tourism service (Visita Sevilla), the Andalusian Government (Junta de Andalucía), Turespaña, the magazine of the state-owned company Mercasa, and press reports, flagged as such with their date. None of the opening hours we found are from 2026: we give the year of each. Check them before going, especially on public holidays.

Seville: Triana Market

According to Visita Sevilla's 'Mercados de abastos' leaflet (updated 4-4-2022):

Address: Plaza del Altozano s/n, on the Triana side of the Isabel II (Triana) bridge.
2022 hours: stalls Monday to Saturday, 8:00-15:00; bars and restaurants Monday to Saturday 10:00-24:00 and Sundays 12:00-17:00. Stalls were not listed as open on Sundays.
What to eat: bars and restaurants inside the market; Mercasa's magazine (2018) counted about ten food outlets, including rice restaurants, grills, seafood bars and an oyster bar.
Getting there: on foot across the Triana bridge; underground car park open 24 hours (2022); Mercasa (2018) noted a cycle lane around it and little parking.
The history of the building and San Jorge Castle is in our Triana and Santa Cruz guide.

Seville: Feria Market

According to Visita Sevilla (2022):

Address: Calle Feria s/n, in the Macarena-Feria area.
2022 hours: 'every day, 7:00-24:00' (this includes the bar area; individual produce stalls' hours are not given).
What to eat: bars and restaurants and the gourmet space 'Lonja de Feria'.
Closing days in 2026 and public transport: not confirmed.

Seville: Encarnación Market

According to Visita Sevilla (2022):

Address: Plaza de la Encarnación 10, under the 'Las Setas' viewpoint; the Antiquarium, with Roman remains, is in the basement.
2022 hours: Monday to Saturday, 8:00-15:00; Sunday was not listed as open.
What to eat: the leaflet lists no food outlets; it is mainly a market for shopping.
2026 hours: not confirmed.

Seville: Lonja del Barranco Market

According to Turespaña and the Junta de Andalucía (undated pages):

Address: Calle Arjona s/n, at the foot of the Isabel II bridge by the Guadalquivir, on the city-centre side. It occupies the old fish exchange that Turespaña attributes to Gustave Eiffel (1861).
It is a food hall, not a produce market: Turespaña mentions over 2,500 m2 and about a dozen stalls; the Junta, two floors and 20 stalls (fried fish, seafood, rice dishes, meat, tapas, cured meats, cheese, sushi, ice cream, wine and cocktails).
Hours according to the Junta (undated): Sunday to Thursday 10:00-24:00; Friday and Saturday 10:00-02:00. Not confirmed for 2026; Turespaña refers to the market's own website.
It is not in Visita Sevilla's 2022 food-market leaflet.

Cádiz: Central Market (Mercado Central de Abastos)

According to the local press (Diario Bahía de Cádiz):

Address: Plaza de la Libertad, in the old town, on the site of the former Descalzos convent; a neoclassical square by Torcuato Benjumeda with a Doric portico (9-12-2024).
It opened in 1838; the central pavilion dates from 1928 and the last major refurbishment was completed in October 2009 (9-12-2024).
Stalls in 2020: over 57 fruit, 54 fish, 44 meat, 7 grocery and 4 bread and pastry stalls (9-8-2020).
What to eat: in 2020 it had a 'rincón gastronómico' (food corner) with dishes from Cádiz, the rest of Spain and abroad (press, 9-8-2020). Whether it is the same in 2026: not confirmed.
Works: in December 2024 almost €556,000 and nine months of work on the galleries and columns were awarded, with the market staying open. Whether they have finished: not confirmed.
Opening hours and closing days: not confirmed in any official or press source we could read. Ask your accommodation or the tourist office.

Jerez: Central Market (Mercado Central de Abastos)

According to Mercasa (2021) and the press (2025):

Address: Plaza Doña Blanca, between Calle Doña Blanca and Calle Parada y Barreto, in the old town (press, 4-5-2025); Mercasa mentions access from Corredera, Esteve, Santa María and Cerrón streets.
Opened on 25-4-1885 (foundation stone 29-6-1873), designed by architect José Esteve y López; it turned 140 in 2025 (press, 4-5-2025).
Stalls: 80 according to Mercasa (2021) and 115 for meat, fish and fruit and vegetables according to the press (2025); the exact 2026 figure is not confirmed.
2021 hours: open 'only in the morning', closing 'around 14:00' (Mercasa). Exact days and 2026 hours: not confirmed; on Saturdays it fills with families (Mercasa, 2021).
What to eat: none of our sources describes bars or tastings inside the market; not confirmed. What it does have is fresh fish, meat, fruit and vegetables to buy.
Facilities in 2025: information screens, refrigerated lockers and bike racks (press, 4-5-2025).

Practical tips

To avoid finding a market closed:

Produce stalls usually work in the morning: in our sources Triana and Encarnación closed at 15:00 (2022) and Jerez around 14:00 (2021).
On Sundays and public holidays, Triana's and Encarnación's stalls were not listed as open in 2022; Triana's bars did open 12:00-17:00.
To eat in the afternoon or evening, the options with published hours are the bar areas of Triana and Feria (2022) and the Lonja del Barranco (undated).
Before going, check the hours with the market itself, the tourist office or your accommodation.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Triana Market open on Sundays?

According to Visita Sevilla (2022), the stalls opened Monday to Saturday 8:00-15:00; bars and restaurants also on Sundays 12:00-17:00. Not confirmed for 2026.

What are the Lonja del Barranco's opening hours?

According to the Junta de Andalucía (undated page): Sunday to Thursday 10:00-24:00 and Friday and Saturday 10:00-02:00. Not confirmed for 2026.

How old is the Cádiz Central Market?

It opened in 1838, on Plaza de la Libertad; the central pavilion dates from 1928 (press, 2024).

What time does the Jerez market close?

According to Mercasa (2021), it opens only in the morning and closes around 14:00. 2026 hours are not confirmed.

Can you eat at the Cádiz Central Market?

In 2020 it had a food corner (press). We have not confirmed its hours or whether it is the same in 2026.

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