A great place to visit while you’re in Adelaide. It has everything you need from veggies, fruits, to bakery items, cheese, coffee beans, wine, and many more. Well, you won’t find clothes here. But the market covers all your hunger needs. It’s two storey. The place has ample enough parking with a paid parking near by. Just because it’s a street market don’t expect cheap products. The items are of great quality too. It’s a good place to go if you wish to spend your Friday night having a bit of a walk.

Amazing place for fresh produce. Love how the coffee in the market and the variety of beans sold here. There are some seats for dinning and some wait may be required on Saturdays when it gets crowded. Do take note that the market is closed on Sunday and Monday. Easy to get lost in the market if you don't know how to navigate. Try to look at the ceiling at both ends which tells you which avenue you are about to shop at.

Great market and very central. They have everything you need and much more. Unfortunately we don’t live in Adelaide so could not buy anything. However, we had a coffee and a pastry in one of the cafes inside and it was very good.

Cute little markets in the middle of Adelaide city. It is right beside the Chinatown area and has a wide variety of foods and other interesting or exciting items. They have food from different countries and is a bit more upmarket compared to regular market food. It is also divided into different “avenues” to keep it organised. The shops range from grocery and meat stores, to bakeries and desserts, to spice and soap or homeware stores. It was quite enjoyable walking through here, and the best part is that it opens at 7am (3 days a week, 9am for the other days) and closes quite late on Fridays, and generally at 5:30pm for most other days. Probably one of the more enjoyable places to explore in Adelaide as there is generally something for everyone.

Let me jump straight into the highlights... Get the custard tarts near the entrance. This is the best tasting tarts I ever had in my life. This is not an exaggeration. I hope it finds its way to Singapore and the world eventually. Make sure you try the coffin bay oysters as well. It is not very fresh here as compared to the restaurant but... it certainly is much cheaper. Maybe you could ask and get them freshly shucked. There is a wide selection of food, fruits and vegetable but the price are not very competitive. It is a fun place to be at and certainly one of Adelaide's must go.

Adelaide Central Market is an absolute must-visit in the city! 🌆 The variety and abundance of desserts and fruits are nothing short of a food lover's dream. Strolling through the market, I felt like a kid in a candy store—only better, because it's a dessert and fruit paradise! From decadent treats to the freshest fruits, the market caters to every sweet tooth and health-conscious shopper. The vibrant atmosphere, the friendly vendors, and the sheer diversity of options make this market a standout destination. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Adelaide Central Market is the heart of culinary delights in Adelaide. Definitely, don't miss out on the dessert offerings—they're a highlight that will satisfy any sweet craving. Five stars without a doubt!

The Adelaide Central Market is a food lover's paradise! It's a vibrant hub of fresh produce, gourmet delights, and culinary diversity. Strolling through its bustling aisles is a sensory delight, with the aroma of international cuisines wafting through the air. From farm-fresh fruits to artisanal cheeses and mouthwatering street food, there's something to tantalize every palate. The friendly vendors and lively atmosphere add to the overall charm of this iconic market. A must-visit for anyone looking to savor the flavors of Adelaide!

A great market place to visit when in Adelaide. Australia should have more like this, so many around the world. This place has fresh produce and a few places to sit and enjoy freshly made meals for breakfast or lunch. Does not open on Sunday!

A great market within the CBD’s proximity. Every stall is beautifully organised. I wish they had some souvenir stalls, though, as a tourist I found it difficult to find something to bring home.

Plenty of carpark spaces. There's lift, stairs and escalator to go down to ground level. Many vegetables and fruits stalls here and they all look so fresh indeed. There's butcher, stalls that sells chocolates, cheese and dairy products, seafood stall. There is also a stall that sells turkish delight as well. A number of eateries to choose from if you ever get hungry. I saw a lot of meet up with friends and relatives in the market probably because it's the start of weekend.

When I travelled in S.A, the Adelaide Central Market is one of my favorite places to visit. The building of the market is quite historical. Unlike the normal impression towards the market is wet and messy, the Central Market is clean and tidy. It has different stalls selling a wide range of products like fresh meat & poultry, vegetables & fruits, seafood, bakery, chocolates, cheese, etc. If you are a food lover, you may feel that is the place to go as it has different kind of food stalls, cafes and restaurants. 😊

Love to go for a stroll and have a snack/meal in Adelaide Central Market when I’m visiting Adelaide. The fresh produces and delicatessen stores are amazing. The specialised stores are a must visit. The little coffee shops, restaurants and bars make this place so special. A pilgrimage for me in Adelaide.

Superbly curated and good size well contained market with fresh produce of fruit, veg, deli, cheeses, seafood, bread… and a good selection of food stalls to satisfy the hunger while doing the shopping. The stuff available for purchase is so fresh and so decently priced. Such an enjoyable morning/afternoon to not only do the weekly grocery shop and also have a good feed. One of the best produce markets and Adelaide is so lucky to have it!! Wish there were more of this format of markets everywhere in Aus! (Super convenient with parking just above via the escalators too)

Nice clean little market situated near Chinatown. The market itself is not too big, everywhere is an easy walk. Lots of places to go for a coffee and lunch. The parking is spacious and not too costly. Do yourself a favor and grab a box of Portuguese tarts from Saudade!

With over 70 traders under one roof, the Adelaide Central Market is one of the largest undercover fresh produce markets in the southern hemisphere, buzzing with life and colour all year round. The Market offers a huge range of fresh food including fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, seafood, cheeses, bakery, smallgoods and health foods, along with some of Adelaide’s most popular cafes and eateries. With millions visitors every year, the Adelaide Central Market remains Adelaide’s premier food destination for multicultural cuisine and fresh produce. As one of the oldest markets in Australia, Adelaide Central Market has a large range of fresh food, including fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, seafood, cheeses, baked goods, small goods, and health foods, along with several cafés and eateries. Currently, approximately one million kilograms of fresh Produce are delivered to the market and sold every month. It is a popular tourist attraction in the city, with more than 8.5 million visitors every year. It is also referred to simply as the Central Market.

Central Adelaide Market proves to be a vital destination for tourists exploring the city. Dive into a diverse array of foods, tantalizing desserts, aromatic coffee, a sense of local pride, and an abundance of offerings. Regardless of whether you call the city home or you're just passing through, the market's vibrant and welcoming atmosphere solidifies it as a must-visit spot, ensuring an enriching experience for those seeking to savor Adelaide's culinary delights.

Fresh vegetables, fruits and meats. Cakes, coffee and restaurants. I had the poffertjes (small fluffy pancakes) and it was really good. Cinnamon, lemon and cream on top and so yum.

Great range of fresh fruit and vegetables at great prices. Lots of variety in fish and cold meats as well. Can get busy Friday night and weekends as well. The car park does fill up quickly so it’s best to get in early. Great smells and heritage are at the markets too. If you get a chance to visit, I highly recommend going there for a visit.

The Adelaide Central Markets were amazing 🙌 The freshest produce and largest selections of fruit, vegetables, meat, cheese, and all assortments of things. It is a huge indoor market with endless isles to browse and feast from. This city is the cleanest city I have seen! We visited for the Fringe Festival, stopping along the way to visit friends in the country town of Sherlock, before hitting the Murray River and heart of the city centre. The markets are outstanding, and a credit to Adelaide 😊 Brisbane, Qld.

I recently visited the market and had a pleasant experience. The market was clean and well-organized, with a variety of stalls selling fresh fruits and vegetables, coffee, wines, and other delicious food items. I was impressed by the freshness and quality of the products. The stall workers were all friendly and had genuine smiles on their faces. I would definitely recommend visiting this market to anyone looking for high-quality products and a pleasant market-shopping experience.

Amazing place. It's clean, spacious, people are all warm and kind. There's different kind of stores that sells just about everything and you can find good snacks or gifts as souvenirs here too. There is a whole section of little restaurants and also another section of tables and chairs in the open for anyone to sit or dine. Highly recommended.

The place to be for every foodie in town! Whether you love to cook or just eat, you can find anything you could possibly need or want in terms of food & drinks. Great local offers, best prices for fresh produce and meat compared to supermarkets. Don’t miss out on visiting when you’re in Adelaide.

Interesting place to stroll and visit when you're in Adelaide. You can get fruits,vegetables, cheese,nuts,wines,fresh meat&poultry, seafood, coffee, pastries of all sorts. There are also food stalls,cafes and restaurants if you're hungry. The place is housed in a historical building and it is clean&well kept.There are ample parking upstairs and in the streets. Recommended.

What a gorgeous little market. Absolutely loved it. Lots of stalls with a variety to choose from. Cheese, pastries, bread, organic goods, fruit & veg, places to eat & even a little book stall. Really enjoyed it. Cant wait to come back to Adelaide to enjoy this market again.

This is one of my favorite places in Adelaide. Lots of small businesses in the old fashion style market give you the chance to buy fresh fruit and vegetables. Prices are sometimes better than big supermarkets. You can buy breakfast and lunch there while buying your groceries.

- Plenty of fresh fruit, meat and seafood - So many breakfast and lunch spots, something for everyone. Multicultural. - Nice and cool inside escape the heat 🔥

It's amazing discovery in China Town where you will experience of many interesting stalls of fresh fruits, meats, cheese, flowers and nuts etc by all means also wonderful foods to enjoy; highly recommended.

Very crowded, but had great food options, something for everyone. I went to two vegan stalls Let Them Eat, and House of Health. Both had fantastic food.

This produce market is great! The best we've been to in all Australia. A definite highlight of Adelaide. Patisseries, butchers, florists, fruit and vegetables and cafes, just to name a few of the types of stalls.

A very good market. Everything you need is there. But I felt like some items are a little bit expensive. However, you have a big range of selections. On site car parking is also available. No idea about charges.

Highly recommend coming here as tourists, very nice location and good parking in the upper levels. There are so many various shops, deli, candy shop, veg fruit, cafes and coffee shop, seafood. Good fun to browse around. You can also park here for the night and search the dinner options around due to its location, close to China Town and city center