Best Street Markets in Brisbane City

"Brisbane is a city that is obsessed with sunshine, the outdoors and shopping local, so it should come as no surprise that Brisbane simply buzzes with markets. For delicious treats, unique designs, and great bargains, Brisbane’s intense market scene has you covered – each of which reflect the character, passions and style of the communities they are hosted in. The only problem can be picking which to visit!"

"Formerly a part of Jan Power’s Farmer’s markets, they’ve recently been renamed and re branded; now reborn as Brisbane City Markets!. Showing off everything from fresh produce to live entertainment, they've got all the home grown feel of Jan Power's, but with a sweet new name and a bit of a make over!. Where:266 George street, Queen street Mall"

"When: Every Wednesday, 8am - 6pm (Reddacliff Place), Every Thursday 8am - 2 .30pm (Cathedral Square). Where: George St end of the Queen Street Mall & the corner of Wharf and Ann St"

"The brainchild of four popular Brisbane personalities, Brisbane market guru Peter Hackworth, TV producer John Stainton, retail entrepreneur John Harrison, and veteran TV personality Jacki MacDonald, the Eat Street Markets are situated down by the river at Hamilton’s North Shore within 80 colourful shipping containers selling street food, cocktails, arts and crafts, clothes and other quirky trinkets. On Friday and Saturday nights fairy lights shine down on alleyways of global food, pop-up bars and live music. Among the Eat Street stars are Japanese pizza from Okonomi House, local seafood like Samie’s Girl oysters, Banneton’s wood-fired pizza, and Korean fusion burgers."

"The Eat Street Markets, famous for their river views and yummy foods. You can’t go wrong with over 180 shipping containers filled with different cuisines and entertainment!. Bring along the family (maybe a date if you’re lucky) and tuck into some nibbles and enjoy the scenery."

"What:Located on a disused shipping container wharf, each container has its own unique sensory delight. From boutique beer, to international cuisine and wacky but wonderful desserts, this market is ideal for the street food fan."

"Nestled within the warehouse, factories and outdoor garages of the former Peter’s Ice Cream Factory, now the Absoe site, these varied markets are one of the hippest scenes in Brisbane. On Saturdays and Sundays in the daytime, stalls offer vintage and future fashion, pop-up cafés like the West End Tea Company, and global artisan foods. Conversely, the Friday night markets become an intimate party scene featuring art installations, a barber shop and a live music bill in The Motor Room."

"The Boundary street markets have plenty to offer, from sweets to savoury, vegetarian to gluten-free, and everything above and beyond!. Situated on the site where Old Peter’s Ice-cream factory once stood, these markets have all the bases covered for a perfect weekend experience. Grab a beer, or a chai if that’s more your pace, and check out all they have to offer."

"The Davies Park Markets are a long-time favourite and a must-do local Brisbane experience. Set out beneath massive fig trees by the Brisbane River, it comes infused with a bohemian, local vibe and there’s plenty of live music. Come, pull up a seat under the tree and chill out between checking out the endless maze of stalls, from second-hand clothing racks to food vans, fresh fruit more random, quirky and colourful finds than you can possibly imagine."

"What: Organic produce, flowers, secondhand clothing and bric-a-brac along with food tastings. When: Every Saturday, 6am - 2pm. Where: Corner Jane St and Montague Rd, West End"

"There’s plenty of information about Brisbanes heritage buildings and monuments online and Brisbane City Council also publish a heritage trails brochure that sets out a walking route around 26 of the sites including a bit of background on each. It’s a convenient route starting at the Regent Theatre in the Queen Street Mall and finishing back on Edward Street. One of Brisbanes heritage buildings is the Old Government House, now surrounded by the university but open to all to take a look around and learn about it’s history."

"If you’re a fan of fresh produce, vintage wares and all things cycling, pedal down to Railway Terrace and experience the charm of Two Wheels and a Handle Bar."

"121 Merthyr Road, New Farm www.littleloco.com Considering New Farm’s outdoor facilities (namely the lavish park that sits smack bang in the middle), it’s no surprise that it’s cafes tend to be rather health-conscious. Little Loco lives up to this reputation, with a menu that overflows with paleo and vegetarian-favouring options, including plenty of breakfast bowls and cold pressed juices. But that’s not to say the dishes aren’t tasty."

"Chocolate chip waffle topped with rainbow ice cream, marshmallows, fresh berries, unicorn biscuits, white chocolate, and sticky choc sauce. May or may not contain a golden ticket inside."

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