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12 Brisbane Markets Worth Visiting
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12 Brisbane Markets Worth Visiting

Brisbane's market scene spans the city from Hamilton to Paddington, offering everything from fresh produce to artisan goods. Whether you're after weekend shopping, farmers' finds or street food, there's a market to suit your needs.

  1. Eat Street Northshore1
    Markets Hamilton

    1. Eat Street Northshore

    Located in Hamilton, this is the place to head if you want a buzzing food and night market atmosphere with local vendors and live entertainment.

    Open Sundays
    67
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.6(15,386)· Google
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  2. The West End Markets2
    Markets West End

    2. The West End Markets

    In the heart of West End, this market taps into one of Brisbane's most creative neighbourhoods, making it ideal for finding independent crafts and locally made goods alongside fresh produce.

    Opens early (before 7am)
    67
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.6(3,551)· Google
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  3. The Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets3
    Markets Chermside

    3. The Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets

    Based in Chermside, this farmers and artisan market is worth the trip north if you're looking for quality produce direct from growers and handmade items from local makers.

    Opens early (before 7am)
    64
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.5(1,148)· Google
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  4. Milton Markets4
    Markets Paddington

    4. Milton Markets

    Situated in Paddington, Milton Markets offers a neighbourhood market experience with a focus on fresh foods and community vendors in an inner-west location.

    Open Sundays
    64
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.5(1,308)· Google
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  5. Brisbane City Markets (Reddacliff Place)5
    Markets Paddington

    5. Brisbane City Markets (Reddacliff Place)

    Also in Paddington, this long-established market is a go-to for fresh fruit, vegetables and specialty foods in a central, accessible location.

    63
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.5(625)· Google
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  6. Jan Powers Farmers Markets Powerhouse6
    Markets New Farm

    6. Jan Powers Farmers Markets Powerhouse

    In New Farm, this farmers market brings quality growers and producers to the eastern suburbs, making it convenient for anyone in that part of Brisbane.

    Opens early (before 7am)
    63
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.5(623)· Google
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  7. Goodwill Projects7
    Markets Teneriffe

    7. Goodwill Projects

    Located in Teneriffe, this venue combines market offerings with a community-focused mission, appealing to shoppers looking to support local projects alongside picking up market goods.

    Open Mondays
    63
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.9(136)· Google
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  8. Saturday Fresh Market — Indooroopilly, Brisbane8
    Markets Kangaroo Point

    8. Saturday Fresh Market

    Based in Kangaroo Point, this weekend market provides a fresh produce option for those on Brisbane's south side.

    Opens early (before 7am)
    63
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.3(2,310)· Google
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  9. James Street Market — Fortitude Valley, Brisbane9
    Markets Fortitude Valley

    9. James Street Market

    In Fortitude Valley, this market sits in one of Brisbane's most vibrant precincts, ideal if you want to combine market shopping with exploring the wider neighbourhood.

    Open 7 daysOpen MondaysOpen Sundays
    62
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.4(840)· Google
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  10. Nundah Farmers Market10
    Markets Paddington

    10. Nundah Farmers Market

    Despite its name, Nundah Farmers Market is located in Paddington and adds another farmers market option to the area's diverse market landscape.

    Opens early (before 7am)Open Sundays
    62
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.4(942)· Google
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  11. The Standard Market Company — Teneriffe, Brisbane11
    Markets Teneriffe

    11. The Standard Market Company

    In Teneriffe, this market option offers another venue in the northern suburbs for shoppers seeking locally sourced goods and produce.

    Open 7 daysOpen MondaysOpen Sundays
    62
    Spot Score
    Worth a Look
    4.5(597)· Google
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At a glance

VenueSpot ScoreGooglePriceSuburbTop feature
Eat Street Northshore67/1004.6(15,386)—HamiltonOpen Sundays
The West End Markets67/1004.6(3,551)—West EndOpens early (before 7am)
The Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets64/1004.5(1,148)—ChermsideOpens early (before 7am)
Milton Markets64/1004.5(1,308)—PaddingtonOpen Sundays
Brisbane City Markets (Reddacliff Place)63/1004.5(625)—Paddington—
Jan Powers Farmers Markets Powerhouse63/1004.5(623)—New FarmOpens early (before 7am)
Goodwill Projects63/1004.9(136)—TeneriffeOpen Mondays
Saturday Fresh Market63/1004.3(2,310)—Kangaroo PointOpens early (before 7am)
James Street Market62/1004.4(840)—Fortitude ValleyOpen 7 days
Nundah Farmers Market62/1004.4(942)—PaddingtonOpens early (before 7am)
The Standard Market Company62/1004.5(597)—TeneriffeOpen 7 days

Frequently asked questions

Which Brisbane markets operate on weekends?+

We don't have specific opening day information for all markets in this list. It's best to check directly with individual venues, as some operate weekly on Saturdays or Sundays, while others may have different schedules.

Do these markets sell fresh produce?+

Most venues tagged as farmers or produce markets—including Jan Powers Farmers Markets, The Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets, and others—focus on fresh goods. However, many also stock artisan products, crafts and locally made items. Check specific venues for their current vendor mix.

Are there markets with food vendors?+

Eat Street Northshore is specifically known as a food and night market with dining options. Other markets may have food vendors too, but you'll need to confirm current offerings directly.

Which market is closest to the city centre?+

Paddington, Fortitude Valley and New Farm are the closest inner-city locations with multiple market options. James Street Market in Fortitude Valley is particularly central.

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