Milton Markets
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Lots of coffee and food choices for brekkie. Lots of bakeries as well but one stood out which was "Bread Box" which had really delicious French pastries. They have almond croissants (highly recommend) which was similar to one of my faves from Sydney's "La Renaissance Patisserie and Cafe". Pet friendly venue but please if you're bringing your dog etc, leash them close to you. Parking is $2 for the whole day (secure parking) but gets really packed after around 9ish. Quick story time, the pay machine broke when we left today (845ish) and took forever (not really around 15 minutes) to get out as everybody had to pay at the boom gate and the machine there didn't accept pay wave and had to insert the card and was slow to process. So I would recommend coming in early (opening to 8) to avoid the huge crowds coming in later in the morning.
DanDan
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There is a nice vibe at this market with everything conveniently arranged into a small area, meaning you can easily find what you want. Loads of fresh produce, breakfast stalls, crafts, jewellery, plants, breads, beautiful home made cakes and biscuits, and excellent coffee. The live music is a real treat. There is seating where you can enjoy the music while having a snack or coffee. Parking in nearby streets is usually available, or there's a parking station in the street behind the market that has a $2 flat rate. The market stalls back onto the parking station, so when you walk out of the parking station you are right at the market.
WendyWendy
30
This is a lovely little market. We frequently walk here on a Sunday morning, wonder around the stalls, get some breakfast and some fresh fruit to take home. The eating area often has some live pleasant entertainment to enjoy while you eat. During busy times the tables fill up, so we often go to the adjoining park area and sit on the park benches there under the shade of the beautiful old trees there. It is a little further away from the music but you can still hear it clearly. It is extremely dog friendly with a large variety of friendly canines for yours to great. All in all it is a very pleasant way to spend a Sunday morning
Carlton DavisonCarlton Davison
30
Great little market that has a parking lot for it too! The markets are all outdoors so I’d recommend a hat and sunnies if you’re planning to come on a sunny day. They have a huge range of things, including meat 🥩, fruit and vegetables 🥕, pastries 🥐, dog food and dog outfits, accessories, drinks, arts and crafts, and different cultural foods such as Chinese, Hungarian, Japanese and Portuguese foods! It’s always nice walking through here and also seeing all the dogs. The only issue is that it can be hard to find a parking spot, and also a sitting area, as it’s so popular!!!
JennyJenny
00
Great assortment of local produce including meat, seafood, fruit n veg. There are also some small craft stores, small animal farm, coffee shops and food stalls with a lot of variety being present. It is extremely dog friendly; with a number of locals taking their dogs their, doggie treats and a dog grooming service being available. Really enjoyed some of the unique foods that were present, particularly a Hungarian shop called Langos! Parking is very limited, so it may be a challenge to get a spot, but well worth the visit.
Daniel FooDaniel Foo
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We went Saturday night for the night narket. We got there around 4.30pm. The parking is only $2 but you cant pay cash, card only. To enter the night markets cost $3 pp. The markets were pretty busy and sometimes it's hard to move around. The food options were great. We enjoyed a dogwood dog, long fries, and cauliflower bites. Everything was delicious. There was live music. By the time we left, which was around 5.30pm people were struggling to find a car park and the queue of cars getting in to the area was building up.
Christine AndrewsChristine Andrews
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Corner of Cribb Street and, Little Cribb St, Milton QLD 4064, Australia
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attractions: Suncorp Stadium, Frew Park, Ivy & Eve Apartments by CLLIX, Milton Park, Brisbane One Apartments by CLLIX, BTTD, William Jolly Bridge, Lang Park, Children's Art Centre, Gallery of Modern Art, Kurilpa Point Park, restaurants: Indian Room, Tuk Tuk Restaurant & Bar, Bird's Nest - West End, La Dolce Vita Ristorante, Punjabi Palace, Moda Steak . Tapas . Seasons, The Paddo, The Caxton Hotel, Arrivederci Pizza, XXXX Ale House & Brewery Tours
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