Traditional market

Enjoyed a quick trip here with my friend! The variety of cuisine options was great! The brazilian bbq stall was one of my faves as well as the ensaymada and macaron stalls! Will definitely come back to try the satay from that stall we missed last time!

This is a charming market you should definitely visit if you are in fremantle! There were performing singer, and lots of fresh fruits as well as cooked food stores inside.We were snacking on baby pancakes with lots of yummy Nutella coatings!I bought a bag of delicious seedless grapes from the Chinese lady and she was so kind to help me wash them when I told her I would like to eat it immediately. Big and juicy!The walk around this area is fun too.Just right across the road of the market is an old prison, where we had fun playing visiting each other as prisoners. One of the keeper at the gate joked to us that we can't leave the prison, and we joked back that we were released by the judge inside. :p

Rearranged our whole trip to make sure we could make it to the market while in Perth. What a really cool place!!! So much shopping and so much food to pick from. It’s an amazing little market with so many options you could spend the whole day there and not get bored. I love all the local wares!!! We tried so much food it was all good! There are so many different types of food that there is no way you won’t find something you like. We didn’t have enough time to explore all but highly recommend to go! And try the Turkish baked pastry!! So good!!!

Cool little set of markets, best to visit earlier in the mornings as it gets quite busy late morning and afternoon.Unique food stalls, health foods, burger bars, donut & pancake stalls, smoothie/juice bars and fresh fruit & veg shops.Other side has your regular crafty stalls with a few unique hand crafted & imported goods stands.

Good Things Fremantle.Food and coffee was ok although expensive for portion size of what you receive in my view.$24 for Bulgogi Benedict on a slice of bread. Small Cappuccino approx 150mm $4.50.Fir yea a cup of hot water with tea provided.Place was very busy and does have a nice atmosphere.If you have a problem with stairs and want to dine in,don’t go as the only place to eat is on first floor. Did feel very closed in due to layout and size so not favourable for someone who struggles in confined places.See photos. One unisex toilet 800x 1200 approx on ground floor.

Awesome markets!Kinda sad that they are not operating all days of the week, but then going to them makes them even more special and exciting!The stalls are great, loads of different food options, and some stalls selling fresh fruit, at a really good price ( got a huge bucket of cut fruit for 5$)!If you got time to go, the Brazilian stall is a must if you like steak, the Greek one right next to it is delicious as well, amd when you’re feeling thirsty go get some strawberry tea at that tea stall in the middle!For dessert, I’d suggest one of the rolls from the Filipino stall!

Good place to shop for souvenirs & eat local flavours. Opens Friday to Sunday.

A colourful bustling market with lots too see, eat, drink and do. Fresh fruit and vegetable market, scrumptious food from around the world, market stalls selling everything you can possibly imagine. there is something for everyone here. If you visiting from abroad this is definitely a place that is not to be missed. The locals love this place too. it's part of the culture and heritage of Perth.

The place can be slippery when wet as many people walk in from the wet weather. The ventilation in the market is still so poor after so many years, it gets pretty stuffy when it gets crowded.There are a variety of food to try and eat. Prices are not cheap. The prices for the groceries are more expensive than supermarkets.Paid $6 for a half-liter fresh orange juice, which is considered very expensive.Please beware of pickpockets and take care of your belongings.