It was a decent market but very manic. Possibly more enjoyable if you eat meat and fish, as there were many street food stalls/tables intermixed through the market, which added to its charm. The fruit and veg did look very good/fresh, olives and chili (dried flakes) were excellent and inexpensive. There is a bunch of the usual clothes, toys and tat but in general as stated, a decent market. Very busy, especially with the moped/scooters and bicycles weaving amongst us pedestrians. That's no big deal-actually part of the charm but adds to the manic pace. Recommended? Yeah, 50-50.

Fun, lively market offering so much food! It’s definitely a fish lovers delight! And even if you don’t like fish, they have pasta, pizza, Arancini and typical Sicilian dishes. It’s just fun to walk through the market and look at everything it offers and experience the sights and sounds. Just beware of what you’re purchasing to take home because some of the food items such as cheese, etc has been laying out a while and may not be very fresh.

Loud, noisy and busy but that it part of the attraction. Plenty of stalls selling fresh fish, fruit and vegetables with enthusiastic vendors crying out, across the market, inviting you to sample their produce. There were many locals shopping there, which is a sign of how good it is and I have to say that walking through, some of the smells coming from the stalls was very enticing, and although I did not stop to eat, there were plenty of people who seemed to be enjoying their food, very much.