The 18 Best Farmers Markets in Sydney

Set in Fitzroy Gardens in Potts Point, this market combines fresh organic produce with food stalls serving local and international dishes. Tacos, pulled pork sandwiches, Turkish gozleme and Asian dumplings give you several directions for a meal, while vegan options, coffee and desserts add other reasons to stop.

Shire Farmers' Market brings together seafood, fruit and vegetables, meats and cheeses, alongside bread and other baked goods. You can shop for wine, honey and handmade items, then stop for coffee, breakfast or lunch, with a format that also welcomes children and dogs along for the outing.

Saturday mornings at Carriageworks Farmers’ Market in Eveleigh centre on fresh local produce, with flowers and artisanal products also available to browse. Food, drinks and snacks give you something to stop for during an ingredient shop, whether you are stocking up locally or visiting to explore Australian produce.

Between Circular Quay and Sydney Harbour Bridge, The Rocks Market brings together local handmade goods, prints, jewellery and clothes. Food stalls and nearby cafes make it possible to combine browsing with something to eat, while views of Sydney landmarks give the visit a setting beyond the stalls themselves.

Concord Rotary Farmers Market offers products to browse and food options during a local shopping visit on Crane St in Concord. Shoppers can visit the market in person, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park supporting access.

Farm-direct organic fruit and vegetables are the focus at Windsor Farm Archer in Chatswood, with lychees and cherries among its produce. The Archer St market suits shoppers seeking organic produce and a selection of fruit and vegetables brought directly from the farm for their grocery shopping.

Fruit, vegetables and meats form the grocery offering at Liverpool Growers & Foodies Market in Chipping Norton, with sweets available as well. Flowers and prepared foods give you other stalls to explore, making it a place to combine shopping for ingredients with picking up something already made to eat.

A Sunday morning visit to Marrickville Organic Food Market can combine shopping for organic fruit and vegetables with a stop at the hot food stalls. Vendors also sell baked goods and handmade crafts, with trees providing shade as you browse produce from farmers and work by local artisans.

This small market on Sydney Rd focuses on fresh fruit and vegetables, making it a stop for produce shopping in Manly. Stalls near the beach give you a place to browse as part of a coastal outing, with the compact market format keeping the visit centred on its produce.

Organic Food Markets in Double Bay combines organic fruit and vegetables with food stalls serving paella, dumplings and bottled fruit juice. Clothes, hats, bags and jewellery extend the browsing beyond groceries, while pony rides, a mini fun park and live music give families activities alongside the shopping.

Sydney Growers Market in Homebush West offers fresh fruit and vegetables directly from local growers, with pastries also among the food available. Multiple produce choices let you compare what is on offer as you shop, making the market a place to browse ingredients and buy from growers.

At the intersection of Oxford and Bourke streets in Darlinghurst, Sydney Sustainable Markets offers seasonal local organic produce in a small market setting. Bread, duck eggs, local meat, olive oil and honey cover several grocery needs, with flowers, German cakes and coffee also available during a visit.