I saw Sydney Souvenirs on IG, and said we should check it out. I also saw Seeshots (Chester See)…read moreon IG, and this Chinese/Malaysia guy, who lives in Australia recommended the food court. Positives: Truly international clientele. I heard Canto, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese amongst other languages; Food court had Aussie food, as well as Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Mexican and Vietnamese food to name a few; Negatives: Hot AF in the flea market section. No A/C but big fans were not enuf; Sensory overload, and it was not busy in the early evening; Hard to tell if you are getting a good deal for a "I Heart Sydney" t-shirt; Restrooms are far away; Despite the negatives, I would return here for the food and drink. In addition, as we were leaving a trio of Filipino performers were singing and playing easily recognizable music.

Hit this during a very rainy day in Sydney. Found a few cheap souvenirs to send home, but mostly…read moreate our way around the food stalls. Did not have a single item that disappointed. Would highly recommend for a down day in town or when the weather is gloomy. We were there around lunchtime and found the food locations busy but not crowded. All of the vendors we interacted with were very pleasant and also informative about what they were selling.

Beautiful & affordable organic food, the service is amazing as well. You should all visit this…read moreplace as you won't regret it for sure

I love these markets. Fresh seasonal fruits and veg. Punnets of deep red strawberries and bright…read moregreen, well greens, as far as the eyes can see. Mountains of sour dough breads - sweet and savoury. And my favorite honey and sesame snacks. There are a couple of coffee carts and lots of snack foods to feast on. Fantastic place to be on a Saturday morning.

First held in 1999 the Pyrmont Growers Markets have grown to be one of the largest and best organic…read moreand local producer markets held in Sydney. With a huge variety on offer, with over 85 stalls selling everything from meats and cheeses to fruits and flowers. It's truly a feel good experience buying food from the actual people who make and produce it, the food really tastes better this way too. Held in the perfect location by the park and harbourside boardwalk, with the grass area buzzing with contented people lounging about sampling the goods. Goods on offer include, fresh fruit, seasonal vegetables, Artisan breads, meats, lamb, beef, pork, seafood, chocolate, cakes, pastries, pastas, smoked sausages, real hotdogs, colourful flowers, baked goods, cooked breakfasts, coffee, preserves, olive oil, and so much more, if it can be grown chances are you'll find it here.

This is just for your occasional shoppers: the families who think it's 'fun' to spend 10 minutes…read morepicking out potatoes, the older couple who wait in line for artisanal butter. As someone who regularly shops at growers markets, I don't have the patience to hang around this one too long. That being said I do like the cooking demonstrations that happen twice during the course of the morning and there are some stalls here that are standouts. The top of my list is Eat Me Chutneys; they sell chutney made from rescued food that taste amazing and takes a swipe at fighting food injustice. Next, someone at this market is always selling warrigal greens. I love them so much. Lastly, this market has really well priced meat. Remember, only the first saturday of the month. I wouldn't go any more regularly anyway.

Be warned of the location listed on yelp! When going down Lang Rode, turn left on Errol Flynn Blvd…read moreand then turn right on Park Rd S and turn left, following the signs for the Showground. Lots of vendors selling flowers, fruit and lunch, a few selling meats and cheeses. There are also demos which looked educational (but I didn't stop because it was meat), which is better than some demos I have seen. Lots of seating for if you decide to eat there--why wouldn't you?

I was very surprised that the old Fox Studios, now Entertainment Quarter, holds Farmers Markets on…read morea Wednesday and Saturday. They have beautiful fresh produce and gorgeous other things to delight in like barrels of spices, straw baskets and cupcakes galore. Next time I have a dinner party I shall visit here to pick up some unusual items not found in your local super market. Fois Gras for example. There are quiches and bread and cakes for the indulgent. A beautiful selection of flowers greet you at the door and are a lovely final touch for that dinner party. Expect to spend though. I bought a bunch of broccoli, a mango, asparagus, and heirloom tomatoes for $20. Whoa. Its still great though as you can taste the difference and you are helping out the local farmers.... generously.

Love the market itself but was furious to see so many dogs tied outside on the pavement as, dogs…read moreare not allowed into this local market. In a city with 30-40% population with pets, it's unbelievable that one cannot do their shopping, browsing with their dog. I can understand when the school is on that dogs are not allowed in the school grounds but on weekends at a public market where you are expecting me to come and support local business I have to leave my dog outside unattended on the street ?? It's ridiculous at best. The school principal has the right to change this, not just benefit from us locals turning up to support this. As a matter of principle I would never go here again. I encourage other dog owners to do the same and send a message :-)

I love this market. I love all the stand owners, they are now my friends after years of enjoying…read morebuying the best produce from the friendliest people. It is the highlight of my week and I tell everyone to go there. How could people choose Coles. Impossible to imagine. I'm so happy your still open tomorrow. I look forward to seeing everyone tomorrow

The wonderful month-long Crave Sydney Food Festival had little night markets popping up all over…read morethe place, and the sustainable food market at Taylor Square was probably my favourite. This should be here all Summer and I hope the council takes the initiative and instigates it- do it Council, pretty please! Every Thursday in October from 5 til 9pm, the tiny markets has cushions scattered around like a Turkish bazaar, and amazing food stalls- this is about quality not quantity. Street wood fired pizza, a crazy-looking paella, fresh pretzels, Serendipity icecream, vegan sang choy bao, and all while being serenaded by great live music (Elana Stone on closing night). That's what I'm talking about... These markets were so much fun that a man brought his cat there on a lead.

On every Saturday morning (some public holidays excluded) the Sustainable markets is worth checking…read moreout if the words - guilt-free, gluten-free, vegan, community, and sustainability mean a lot to you. I'm a big fan of it now. I especially love the Super Soy stand which sells delicious vegetarian laksa (which is very reasonably priced).

The Hawkesbury Harvest Farmers and Fine Food Markets are an amazing way to spend your Saturday…read moremornings with the family or just a great way to stock up on all your organic goodies. The sausage and egg rolls are to die for and the fresh flowers are too hard to resist. Get there before 8.30am before everything sells out.

This food market is held twice a month on the 2nd and fourth Saturday, you should get there early…read moreor you may miss out on some of the great produce. The market on the 4th Sunday has a much better selection of stalls so you should choose this one shop , I wouldn't bother with the other one on the 2nd Saturday of the month. I highly recommend that you try the following beautiful fresh farm eggs - they taste divine any of the goats cheese from Willowbrae you can find in the stall inside in th hall freshly picked flowers - always good quality- if you ask the owner, she will give you tips on how to keep them alive as long as possible the brownies from the brownie lady inside the hall - all options are delicious and you can buy different sizes to suit your needs the olives - also inside the hall. I recommend the big green olives - they are delicious they also have organic vegetables milk beef, lamb, duck, producers there as well as a few pastry stalls with gerat pies cakes and delicious breads all in all, a good selection. My husband only comes to the markets to eat the bacon and egg rolls and get a fresh orange juice - he says they are both the best he has tasted go to the stall which has the long line of hungry people.

I wish there'd been a store like this when I lived in Glebe. I near starved unable to afford actual…read morefresh food on a student's budget. Lovely fresh (and real looking, not perfect florist reproductions) flowers and organic, dirt still on them vegies out the front, kids play area and reading nook out the back. 10% discount for seniors, pensioners and students. What more do you want?

This was like an outdoor flea market and farmers market…read more It was lovely to check it out! My favorite vendor was the porcelain figures. They had a wonderful selection of beautifully hand painted miniatures! The market itself isn't too large. It took me about 30 minutes to view the whole thing and stop at vendors I wanted to see. There was a good selection of hand made goods, like totes, paintings and other goods. This is a wonderful spot to shop local!

From 10 am until 4 on weekends over a hundred artisans set up tables under large tents. It was…read morecrowded, we moved slowly admiring prints, photographs , jewelry, clothing, crafts , chocolates, fragrances, oils, paintings ... everything that says Sydney. The crafts were beautiful & expensive. Food vendors were preparing & selling ethnic foods such as paella, Egyptian, Turkish, Italian, Indian ..

For me not much beats a sunny Saturday strolling a farmers market with an organic mocha and almond…read morecroissant in hand. This is one of the best farmers markets to do that. London and California have some pretty good ones but this is up there with the finest. I love the way the stall make a horse shoe shape around Civic park - you can meander past all the food and finish up in the grassy centre so that you can munch on all your new delights. Last market I bough a giant size broccoli that must have been cut at the roots because it was about the size of five supermarket broccoli attached together. Because they were attached to the main stem it lasted for a good week and a half and that wasn't because it went off but rather we ate all. Even better - it cost about $4 - bargain. Saying that, whilst much of the seasonal fruit and vegetables are reasonably prices many of the other products aren't so cheap. Organic meats, milk, wood fired breads, fresh pasta, bottled sauces, organic coffee beans, gluten free sweets, fresh muesli, tea tonics, natural skin care ranges, fresh flowers, organic cider and a stall with a banana bread stacked wall are some of the pricier items. Some of my favourite buys have been a cashew nut spread, beetroot hummus and edible zucchini flowers. There is usually a good busker strumming out some tunes too - I like to pop him my gold change from that indulgent mocha I bought! It happens on the third Saturday of every month from 8am - 12pm. Under cover parking is available in the Ridge St. car park behind Civic Park.