Sheffield Christmas Market 2025 and how much it’ll cost you - from food and drink to gifts

The Star visited Sheffield’s Christmas Market today to take a look at some of the most popular stalls and how much they are charging.

Sheffield’s Christmas Market has returned to the city centre and it’s bursting with festive food, cosy drinks and quirky gifts.

From indulgent Yorkshire pudding wraps to handmade woodcraft and hot mulled wine, there’s plenty to get you in the Christmas spirit.

Spread across The Moor, Pinstone Street, Fargate and the Peace Gardens, the market brings together dozens of local traders and independent food stalls.

Here’s what you can expect when you visit - and how much things cost.

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Food and drink

  • Yorkshire pudding wraps – £11 each
  • Roast meat sandwiches – £7.50
  • Pot of gravy – £2.50

Freshly baked homemade pies – served by Hungry Homer and Lids & Co

  • Pie meal (pie, mash and drink) - £13
  • Pie with peas and Henderson’s gravy – £9

Cubbrini’s crumble pots

  • Apple or mixed fruit for £6.50
  • Weekly special £8.50
  • add extras (nuts, meringue or chocolate) for £1

Dutch Pancakes

  • £6 with butter and icing sugar
  • Warm cookies with ice cream and sauce – £8.50 (add extra ice cream for £2.50)
  • Stuffed cookies – £4.50 each

Toasted Marshmallow Skewer – £4.50 (+£1 for dipping sauce)

Yorkshire Fudge Co.

  • Pick ‘n’ Mix fudge at £2.79 per 100g
  • Long Laces Whips – £2 each or 3 for £5

Cosy up with a festive tipple or a warming hot chocolate at the city’s Alpine bars, found on The Moor, Fargate and in the Peace Gardens’ Alpine Lodge.

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Sheffield Christmas Market 2024 is back for another year. The Big Wheel is up, the log cabins are open and the hot chocolate is pouring. | National World

Alpine bars and ski bars

Hot Drinks:

  • Mulled Wine, Spiced Hot Gin, or Toffee Apple Cider – £5 each
  • Hot Berry Cider – £6
  • Glühwein – £7
  • Hot Chocolate with Baileys or Amaretto – £6
  • Hot Chocolate with Cream & Marshmallows – £4

Beers and Ciders:

  • Premium German Lager, Coors Light, Strongbow Dark Fruits, Guinness Can – £6.50 each
  • Bottled Beers (Peroni, Moretti, Desperados, Budweiser) – £5
  • Old Mout Cider – £6

Spirits:

  • Grey Goose / AU Vodka – £8 single, £9.50 double
  • Smirnoff – £7 single, £8.50 double
  • Flavoured Vodka, Gin, Whisky, Brandy, Bacardi, Disaronno, Archers, Malibu – £7.50 single, £9 double

Shots:

  • Jägermeister, Sambuca or Sourz – £4.50

Wine and Prosecco:

  • Red, Rosé or White – £7 glass / £25 bottle
  • Prosecco – £7 glass / £28.99 bottle

At the ski bar, you’ll find a simpler setup:

  • Hot Mulled Wine, Hot Toffee Apple Cider, Hot Gin – £6
  • Caramelised Hot Spiced Rum – £6.50
  • Tea – £2 | Coffee – £3.50 | Hot Chocolate – £4.50 | Baileys Hot Chocolate – £6.50
  • Soft drinks and water – £2

If you’re looking to pick up presents, there’s plenty beyond the food stalls.

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Gifts and crafts

Prints stall:

  • A4 prints – £14
  • A3 prints – £19
  • Offer: Buy two, get one free

Funky sock shop:

  • £8 per pair or 3 for £20

Toy figures:

  • £2 each, 3 for £5, or 7 for £10

Indonesian woodcraft stall (The Moor):

  • Handmade ornaments and dreamcatchers
  • Tree decorations – 3 for £10

Whether you’re stopping for a mulled wine after work, grabbing a pie for lunch or hunting for handmade gifts, there is something here to make every visit feel a little more festive.

Opening times:

  • The Moor cabins: Sunday–Thursday 10am–6pm | Friday and Saturday 10am–7pm
  • Pinstone Street cabins: Sunday–Thursday 10am–7pm | Friday and Saturday 10am–8pm
  • Alpine Bars: 11am–10pm daily
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