The Neighbourgoods Market — Attraction in Woodstock

The one shop food market, where you find most of the world's favorite dish/snack under one roof.

Absolutely one of the places to check out an hang out whether you a local people or first-timer visiting South Africa, don't miss out on this space.

There's quite a bit of things to explore at the neighbourgoods Market other then just the food, you can also find live entertainment djs on the decks, guaranteed to make you dance while you explore. There's some seating area close to the dj for those who wanna be closer to the music. It gets very loud around that side of the market, so move quickly if sound isn't your thing. You can find some more spots which is quieter for your enjoyment.

Saturdays and Sundays are the best times to visit, due to clothing brands having little pop up shops at the market, it gets packed so go early to avoid the crowds.

There's some car guards outside, if you choose to drive with your own car, however these car guards tend to be very pushy and picky about who parks where an who needs to get your money. So if you don't have any choice, get a parking outside closeby but if you really wanna avoid those issues, you can find a secure parking lot opposite the market, it's R20 to park. Rather safe then sorry people. If you not sure where to find this parking, ask the security guard at the entrance of the Market to point you to that secure parking lot ( its right opposite the market)

There are some toilets inside the market, for those individuals who had a little more to eat/drink. You may find these toilets signs pointing you in the...

The Neighbourgoods Market in Woodstock

It is a vibrant celebration of African culture, tradition, and creativity. My visit was a truly enriching experience, filled with the sights and sounds of Africa’s diverse heritage.

One of the highlights was the stunning array of African attire on display. From intricately designed prints to elegant traditional wear, the market is a haven for anyone who appreciates African fashion. The vendors were warm and welcoming, eager to share the stories behind their designs, which made the experience even more meaningful.

Beyond clothing, the market is a treasure trove of handcrafted goods that reflect African tradition, from woven baskets to beaded jewelry and carved wooden pieces. The dedication and craftsmanship in every item showcased the beauty of preserving cultural heritage.

The food stalls also offered a delightful taste of African cuisine, with rich flavors and authentic recipes that transported me to various parts of the continent.

The market isn’t just a shopping destination it’s a cultural experience that celebrates Africa’s vibrancy and unity. I left feeling inspired and deeply connected to the continent’s rich traditions. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to immerse themselves in...

The Neighbourgoods Market at the Old Biscuit Mill is truly a feast for the senses. The moment you step inside, you are greeted with an incredible collection of food stalls offering flavours from all around the world. From fresh sushi and gourmet burgers to traditional South African dishes, artisanal breads, Middle Eastern mezze and decadent desserts, the market is a celebration of global cuisine. There really is something to suit every palate.

Beyond the food, the market is also a showcase of creativity and local talent. Independent designers, craftspeople and entrepreneurs fill the space with beautifully curated stalls, offering everything from handmade jewellery and clothing to home décor and unique gifts. The surrounding shops at the Old Biscuit Mill add to the experience, making it a perfect place to spend a Saturday exploring, tasting and discovering.

What makes it so special is the atmosphere: lively, vibrant and full of energy. It is not just a market, it is a gathering place where food, culture and community come together. Whether you are a visitor to Cape Town or a local looking for a weekend treat, the Neighbourgoods Market is an experience not...