Food and drink prices at Bournemouth's Christmas market

Thousands flock to the market each year to explore the 30 plus chalet style huts, with the food offerings always being a highlight.

But how much will a trip to the market cost you?

• Read more: Bournemouth Christmas market 2022: where is it and when

The Daily Echo has put together a price guide for this year’s food and drink stalls.

Bournemouth Christmas markets (Image: NQ)

• The German Grill

At the German Grill, you can expect to pay between £6 and £7 for a bratwurst. A traditional bratwurst is priced at £6, whilst the other varieties are priced at £7. These include the ‘cheese krakauer’, a red pork sausage with bacon and cheese filling, and the ‘giant beef chilli’, a beef sausage with a hint of chilli.

• Raclette melted cheese

A portion of Raclette cheese, with either potatoes, fries, or a baguette, will cost you £7.50 at this stall. There is an option to add shredded ham, but this will cost an extra £1.50.

Raclette melted cheese (Image: NQ)

• Yorkshire Pudding Wraps

A Yorkshire pudding wrap at the markets will cost you £10. For this price, you’ll have a choice of roast beef, roast pork, honey roast ham or roast turkey, and mixed seasonal vegetables to fill the wrap.

• El Murrino pizzas

At the El Murrino stall, you can expect to pay anything between £7 and £10 for one of their authentic Italian pizzas. A Margherita pizza is priced at £8, whilst the other six options on their menu are priced at £10. These include pepperoni, shredded chicken and pulled pork pizzas. Extra vegetarian toppings are priced at £1 each, while extra meat toppings are priced at £2. The cheapest item on the menu is a nutella pizza, which will cost you £7.

• Mighty Wieners

Mighty Wieners’ is bringing the plant-based food to this year’s market. A 10” wiener in a brioche bun will cost you anything between £8.75 and £9.50, depending on the toppings you have. Loaded fries from the stall cost between £6 and £6.25, again depending on the toppings. A side of skin on fries is priced at £3.75, whilst a gravy pot is priced at £2.50.

Mighty Wieners (Image: NQ)

• Churros King

The cost of Churros by Churros King varies between £5.50 and £9.50, depending how many you get. A small portion of six churros costs £5.50, a medium portion of nine churros costs £7.50, and a large portion of 12 churros costs £9.50. You can choose to add a dipping sauce for £1.50.

• The Chocolate Bar

At the Chocolate Bar, you can expect to pay £5.50 for a hot chocolate served with marshmallows, cream, a gingerbread man and a candy cane. This price covers all flavours, which include caramel, cinnamon, biscoff and apple pie.

• Christmas Crepes

The price essentially varies based on how deluxe your crepe is. A classic crepe, with either Nutella, white chocolate, milk chocolate, or lemon and sugar, is priced at £6. A deluxe special, with either, oreo, biscoff, banoffee, or rocky road, is priced at £7. Savoury crepes are also available and are priced at £6.50.

• The Bournemouth Brownie Company

Homemade brownies by the Bournemouth Brownie Co are £3.60 each, or three for £9.50. The flavours include oreo, jammie dodger, mars bar and salted caramel. A vegan biscoff brownie is priced slightly higher at £3.90.

Homemade brownies by the Bournemouth Brownie Co (Image: NQ)

Here’s what else you can grap this year:

Kohler Kusse Luxury German Chocolates- £1.50 each or 12 for £14.99

Luxury cheeses – £6 each, three for £16, or four for £20

Pic n Mix- £1.99 per 100g

Hot roast pork rolls served with stuffing and apple sauce- £8

Pigs in blankets served with stuffing and apple sauce - £6

Festive coffee and hot mince pie combo- £5

Luxury spirits- between £10 and £20