Fork Food Market - Street food in Nicosia, Cyprus
Discover the Fork Food Market, which serves up delicious street food in the heart of Nicosia, Cyprus, around eight times yearly.
The last Fork Food Market of 2024 will be on Friday the 1st of November 2024 and this time, at the Parko Glypton Agiou Charalambous, in Geri, just outside of Nicosia.
Scroll down for helpful videos, photos and information about one of the best things to do in Nicosia.
Fork Food Market, Nicosia. - Helpful Video
Start your journey to the Fork Food Market with our helpful video (8 minutes).
About the Fork Food Market, Nicosia. Cyprus.
As you can see from our video above, the Fork Food Market is a “family affair” offering delicious street food, drinks and a fantastic atmosphere in the heart of Nicosia.
It’s important to note that this event is only held on certain Fridays in the year.
The Share Cyprus team LOVES this event and the people behind it. It’s one of the best things to do in Nicosia if you are local or visiting when the event is on.
Check out our FAQ section below for all the information you need.
Fork Food Market, Nicosia. Frequently asked questions
The last Fork Food Market of 2024 will be on Friday the 1st of November 2024 and this time, at the Parko Glypton Agiou Charalambous, in Geri, just outside of Nicosia.
The Fork Food Market, which is held on certain Fridays in Nicosia, is normally at the Municipal Gardens unless stated otherwise above.
Entry to the Fork Food Market in Nicosia is FREE!
You pay for any food and drinks you consume.
This varies vendor by vendor.
You can pay for drinks and food at the Fork Food Market in Nicosia with cash.
Many vendors offer you the chance to pay electronically via scanning a QR code and making a payment via Revolute or similar.
Usually, you pay for food at each counter, but a token system is in place for some drinks but others can be purchased directly.
There is no difference between the Fork Food Market and the Fork Food Festival.
The correct name is the Fork Food Market. However, some people call this event the Fork Food Festival.
Although the vendors change regularly at the Fork Food Market, there is always a good selection of food, from artisan burgers to a wide range of vegetarian and vegan dishes.
Although subject to minor changes, on the dates this event is held, food is generally served between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m., while the bar stays open until midnight.
Just to let you know, food and drinks can run out earlier if the event is bustling, so our advice is to get there early for the best selection of everything the Fork Food Market offers.
Yes, children are allowed at the Fork Food Market. However, they are not allowed to purchase alcohol.
Also, remember to keep a close eye on your kids.
These events are popular, and it’s easy to lose sight of them in the crowd.
In our experience, all vendors appear to be observing the required health and safety protocols.
They wear gloves when serving food, etc.
The Fork Food Market is held in the Municipal Gardens, so yes, but you must observe all rules for dog owners as set by Nicosia Municipality.
No dedicated or special parking facilities exist.
You should park in designated parking areas in and around the Municipal Park.
Vendors and prices change at each event.
Expect to pay between €2 and €15 for food (depending on your choice).
From our experience, prices for drinks are generally in line with local pub prices.
Water and soft drinks are available.
Contact the Fork Food Market, Nicosia. Cyprus
+357 99 55 77 77
+357 96 39 52 61
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The Fork Food Market is held on certain Fridays at the Municipal Gardens in Nicosia, Cyprus.
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