Fast facts
- There are many farmers' markets to choose from across Sydney each month.
Why go there
With the very best produce and gourmet goodies, farmers' markets in Sydney offer savvy visitors the chance to buy food at its freshest and make a connection with the people who grow it. It's a great way to explore Sydney and is fun for all the family.
Sydney is also bursting at the seams with great deli's, provedores, organic grocers, food stores and halls that will tempt you with all your favourite treats.
Don't miss
- The picturesque Rocks Farmers' Market on Fridays and Saturdays.
- Ice cream sandwiches from Pat and Stick at the Good Living Growers' Market in Pyrmont.
- The freshest seafood at the Sydney Fish Market, the world's second-biggest seafood market.
- Organic meat, fruit and veg at Leichhardt Organic Food and Farmers Market each Saturday.
- Seasonal delights, French-style bread and delicious cheeses at EQ Farmers Produce Markets at Moore Park in Sydney.
- The sprawling David Jones Food Halls at Bondi Junction and Sydney city.
- Pepe's ducks, Willowbrae cheeses at Hawkesbury Harvest Farmers' and Gourmet Food Market at Castle Hill on the second Saturday of the month.
- Sydney's latest good food market, Eveleigh Farmers' Market, is held each Saturday.
- Visiting one of the fabulous picnic spots in Sydney.
- A weekly meeting place for local residents and travellers to eat breakfast and catch up while shopping at Kings Cross Organic Food and Farmers' Market.
- Regional produce, flowers and gourmet fare set in a colourful and vibrant atmosphere at the Farmers' Produce and Merchandise Markets in Moore Park.
- More than 60 farmers and small producers offering seasonal fruit and vegetables, locally produced cheeses, salad greens and herbs, fresh flowers and pasta at the Northside Produce Market.
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