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West End Markets

11 June 2021 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

davies park market
Photo by Prudence Earl on Unsplash

West End Markets is a lovely way to spend your Saturday morning. They are held weekly from 6am to 2pm.

It’s popular first thing with locals buying their fresh fruit and vegetables. I like to go before lunch time and then grab something to eat in the park before heading home with my purchases. You can listen to the eclectic mix of local and interstate musicians while you enjoy your meal.

You can also find stalls with meat, bread and baked goods, honey, milk and cheese, kombucha, almonds and nuts, marinated olives and deli food. You’ll have herbal tea and herbs and spices. You can buy hard to find Asian and specialist ingredients.

You can have a meal from one of the food trucks, including Rosti Revolution, Greek, Turkish Gozleme, Langos Hungarian garlic bread, falafels, Tibetan dumplings, Spanish paella, German Hut, and more.  

To drink there is fresh orange juice and fruit juices, ginger beer, lemonade, Merlo coffee and other independent coffee carts.

You can browse menswear, kids and female clothing, jewellery, hats and baskets. You might to take home a pot plant, a bunch of fresh flowers or locally grown sunflowers.

The market stalls are located around the road of Davies Park (they used to be along the river). You can have a picnic in the park. If you have active children, they might like to kick a ball around the far end of the soccer field.

About West End Markets

The West End Markets are held every Saturday from 6am – 2pm at Davies Park, West End.

A weekly community event featuring music with fresh produce and healthy fast food, fashion and gifts under a canopy of glorious giant fig trees. West End Markets has a wide array of products and produce that you won’t find anywhere else in Brisbane. (Previously called Davies Park Markets)

West End Markets is operated by Goodwill Projects.

  • West End Markets on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/westendmarkets
  • West End Markets on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/westendmarkets/
  • West End Markets website: https://www.westendmarket.com.au/

Address: Davies Park, Montague Rd and Jane Street, West End QLD

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Shop Tagged With: Brisbane, food, markets, stalls, West End

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