This Sunday farm market in Hobart's CBD is a very vibrant market. There are lots of produce stands,…read morevarious pastries, raw oysters, different ethnic food, and local items, and coffee stands. I wish I could have tasted everything, but we only got to try few things. If I lived here I would be here every Sunday.

Farm Gate Market, located in the heart of Hobart on Bathurst Street, is a weekly Sunday market with…read moreTasmanian produce, artisanal products, and food trucks. Established in 2009, the market was born out of a vision by founder Madi Peattie, who sought to connect local farmers directly with the community. The market began as a small gathering of farmers and food producers but quickly grew in popularity as both locals and tourists appreciated the quality and variety of goods available. Today, it is home to a diverse range of vendors offering everything from organic fruits and vegetables to Tasmanian honey, cheeses, fresh seafood, baked goods, and more. We strolled through stalls and chatted with friendly vendors eager to share the stories behind their products, and enjoy samples of local favorites. We found... Mother of Pearl Sweeties and this is a must-visit for cookie lovers. We tried the red velvet cheesecake cookie, and let me tell you, it was perfection! The cookie itself had that classic red velvet flavor, rich but not too sweet, with a beautiful, creamy cheesecake filling in the center. It was just the right balance of flavors--soft, a little decadent, and so satisfying. I could easily have eaten ten of these. If you're in Hobart and at the market, do yourself a favor and pick one up!

MONA's grassy knoll has come to life on Saturdays in summer. From 11am until 4pm every Saturday,…read morenot only will you be able to explore the cave of wonder that is the Museum of Old and New Art, but you'll also be able to score yourself some delicious brunch, lunch or afternoon tea from a wide selection of stalls that form MoMa, AKA the MONA Market. I'm leaning toward the food aspect of the market because I haven't been overwhelmed by an abundance of other offerings when I've visited. There's a great play corner for the kids, but I don't have any of those, so it's not relevant to me. There's a milk crate massage stall (don't worry, you just sit on the milk crate while someone massages you), some beautiful pottery that's way out of my price range, and other bits and bobs... but I think the drawcard really is the food and drink on offer. My favourite stall this year is by far the 21st Amendment, AKA the gin bar, followed closely by whatever food takes my lunch-fancy at the time. I highly recommend the Pop Dogs. Once you've got your hands full, take a seat on one of the bright pink beanbags and enjoy Mr Ritchie's crazy musical curation, whatever it may be at the time. (Take an umbrella or a hat for sunny days, because there's no shade on the lawn.)

Running throughout summer, this is the ideal spot to duck out for a break when wondering the MONA…read moregallery. The food stalls are brilliant, had some excellent quail, tacos and even a wallaby burger (yes, that's a lot of food but I was sharing!). There's also live music and some entertainment for kids if you require that. Personally I'm all about the food!

Such good service from such friendly staff. Terrific, fresh fruit and vegetables among many other…read morethings that they have to offer. Highly Reccomend.

From the owner: As well as fruit and vegetables Merediths Orchard stock an extensive range of grocery items, fine…read morefoods and pet supplies.