Markets Where You Can Do Your Whole Weekly Food Shop in One Go
Nine markets where a full trolley's worth of the week's shopping is just as much the point as the wander.
The best weekly-shop market isn't the one with the prettiest flower stall — it's the one where you can also grab veggies, bread, cheese, meat and fish before you've made it back to the car. These nine all clear that bar: deli counters, butchers and fishmongers sitting alongside the produce stalls, in numbers big enough that a proper shop is the whole reason to show up.
Between a produce hall that's been trading since 1864 and a Sydney market curated by a chef who makes stallholders grow, raise or make everything they sell, this line-up runs more serious than casual. Presented by Honda ZR-V, here are nine markets built for restocking the whole week, not just a Saturday coffee run.
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Things to DoFootscray Market
18 Irving Street, Footscray
65+ stalls stock Melbourne’s biggest range of Asian produce, shaped by generations of Vietnamese, Filipino and Somali stallholders.
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ShopPrahran Market
163 Commercial Road, South Yarra
Melbourne’s oldest market has run since 1864, its 1928 meat hall still lined floor-to-ceiling in gleaming white tiles.
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ShopQueen Victoria Market
513 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne
Six hundred stallholders trade across 140 leasehold premises, drawing more than nine million visitors a year.
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EventCarriageworks Farmers Market
Thu, 1 Jan, 1970
Carriageworks, Eveleigh
Curated by chef Mike McEnearney in a former steam train workshop, every stallholder must grow, raise or make what they sell.
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Things to DoEQ Market
Lang Road, Moore Park
Fine produce, fresh flowers and small retailers set up twice a week under a canopy on the old Fox Studios backlot.
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Things to DoNorthside Produce Markets
220 Miller Street, North Sydney
More than 70 stallholders travel in from as far as Crescent Head and the Riverina to fund a local fundraiser.
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Things to DoKelvin Grove Village Markets
Musk Avenue, Kelvin Grove
Fresh produce, sourdough and prime Angus beef now cover the old parade ground of a WWI-era army barracks.
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Things to DoJan Powers Farmers Markets
New Farm Park, New Farm
Three generations of one family run this New Farm market, where stallholders sell only what they grow or make themselves.
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RestaurantAdelaide Central Market
44-60 Gouger Street, Adelaide
More than 70 traders keep alive a trading tradition that started with German, Chinese and Italian immigrants in 1869.
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