Adelaide Central Market Authority Reviews

Superb place to buy good stuff and fresh food at good rates

It is the place in the world. I have travelled so many countries and I have concluded the no place like Adelaide Central Market. I it.

Love Love Love...even down to the smell of the markets.. everything you could possibly need there for foodiez ..

1 asian food shop, end of court. Horrible, not what was ordered, bad service and got food poisoning too. They need to learn how to cook. Szechuan is tasteless. Never again.

Amazing place. Everything you can find there plus more.

Fantastic quality and variety but can be a little pricy at times. Absolutely worth the money.

Actually the photo of the dessert belongs to the Hilton restaurant. At the Central Market I ate a delicious croissant, French enough. Just turn around a bit, and you'll find dishes from all backgrounds: from Spanish to Chinese. And shops and shops. It is the classic covered market, where, as Harrod's, maybe you do not find the elephant, but the pin for sure. And so on. I arrived there on foot, but it is easily reachable by any means, stop at Victoria Place.

Amazing fresh food, great first impression with the smell and display of fresh fruit and veges.Had coffee and cake at Poh's cafe - Jamface - yummy cake, great staff. It was fun.

Clearly one of my favourite places to visit but not only it s a major tourist attraction but far it is one of the most enjoyable places to be with a variety of amazing food and local produce like no other in SA. Everyone, everything and every food and drink outlets are all amazing, there s always something exciting and new to try at the market!

The fruit is very cheap.
There are a variety of drivers selling
Rich lunches
There are also a lot of home-cooking materials such as cashew jelly, etc.

Great market,little quiet late arvo.Hope shoppers will soon be back.

Old style market setup. Lots of fresh food and interesting delis. Adelaide version of the Victoria markets

Nice and with good food it is also possible to find Italian food

Great atmosphere, friendly, down to earth people, great food, the Central Markets will always be the heart of Adelaide.

Amazing place. I love coming here. And do as often as I can

I've never seen the fascination everyone has with this place. To me it's always overcrowded! Malacka corner has best Malaysian food though.

Superb food market with nothing but top quality South Australian produce

Awesome place. Lots of variety and the atmosphere is great. But be warned, go with a shopping list or you may spend more than you planned. It IS that good!

Filthy disorganised below the higene standards very poor.

It's a great and busy hawker centre with so many different types of food. I could spend days eating here and trying everything. If you see something that has a queue, it is probably worth to join in and try it.

Always marvellous quality and variety, lots of specialty shops, great coffee and eating places. Best markets in Australia - consistently.

Local, fresh produce with an awesome atmosphere that draws you in and invites you to try new and exciting foods! The variety and exceptional quality of South Australian produce is second to none! Something for everyone!

Great place to visit. Good range. Can be a little expensive sometimes but the expense can be worth it.

One of the best places in Adelaide, and unlike markets anywhere else. The vibe on Friday nights is particularly great.

The central markets have so many great smells and colours and tastes to experience. Some nights there is live music too. Even if I'm not looking to buy any fresh produce it is still fun to come for a coffee and to wander around and soak up the atmosphere.

Gourmet food market - come hungry, leave with a full belly and lots of goodies to take home.

This place is amazing. Well worth a look. For the experience and produce.

10:10 - Most amazing food market in all of Australia - what more can I say - Incredible. Adelaide you are lucky to have such magic markets and such high quality food on tap. My favourite food market. When ever I'm in Adelaide I visit as much as possible. Only disappointment is the markets are closed Sunday & Monday and close early at 3pm on Saturday's.

We should have a market like this in Canberra , the closest we have is Belconnen markets . The old world charm is amazing, selection of cold meats and cheeses , saw the largest steak at a butchers shop today. Reminds me of when I grew up in the late 60 s with selection of fresh foods and meats.

Fresh, cheap produce... And grab a bite while you're at it .

A great range of food and produce with specialty food outlets with amazing cuisene

The market is very clean (and it does not smell) and has a great atmosphere. Huge range of fresh produce on display. Lots of organic options. Some of the shops offer seating options for eating/having coffee. Highly recommended. Also free first hour of parking there.

A large range of fresh fruit and specialty foods at affordable prices all under the one roof.

An institution of Adelaide. Plenty of choice for fresh produce. Near Chinatown.

Food and fruit are fresh, Chinese food and local specialties are available, and free one-hour parking. What else do you want?

Fresh produce for good price. Wide variety of shops located in close proximity to one another

best place in Adelaide (if not Australia) to shop for groceries, huge variety of fresh produce. you can find all the unusual ingredients you need and the stall owners are passionate and knowledgable about their produce. throw in some very cool little eateries, I love Adelaide Central Market

Great place to roam and buy produce. Friday and Saturday are probably better days. More people but more things going on.

Excellent variety of stalls, can't wait to see what happens when it rebuilt

Must-see iconic Adelaide attraction. Coffee, flowers, wine, books, souvenirs and of course fresh food abounding. Catch the tram for free from Rundle Mall. Adjacent to Gouger St eateries.

Very antique looking mall but wide diversity of shops

Unique to SA, similar to a South a Melbourne Food Markets, this place is a favourite for locals and bucket list items for visitors. Friday s and Saturday s are best!

Quite cheap groceries to buy, but it can be cheaper

So many things to do, see, smell, eat and buy! A must do if visiting Adelaide!

Can be VERY busy on a friday night or saturday morning and probably more the experience and catch up with friends than any amazing fruit and veg or great bargains. A range of bread, cheese, coffee, nuts, verduras, and everything you could want. First hour free in the carpark too..!