Redcliffe Markets — Local services in Greater Brisbane

Redcliffe Sunday Market: A Seaside Treasure Trove Nestled by the beach, the Redcliffe Sunday Market is a vibrant hub that offers a delightful experience for locals and visitors alike. It's the perfect spot to spend a relaxed Sunday morning, with the refreshing sea breeze adding to the charming atmosphere. One of the standout features of this market is the incredible array of fresh produce and meats. You'll find a fantastic selection of locally sourced fruits, vegetables, and high-quality meats, perfect for stocking up for the week or finding something special for a weekend feast. The trawler-direct seafood is a particular highlight, guaranteeing the freshest catches straight from the ocean to your plate. Beyond the fresh essentials, the market truly shines with its diverse range of specialty goods. Indulge in the irresistible aroma of fresh-baked bread, still warm from the oven, or explore the stalls brimming with gourmet food and provisions that cater to every palate. For those seeking unique finds, the Redcliffe Sunday Market doesn't disappoint. A treasure trove of artisan goods, handmade wares, and art 'n' craft awaits, offering everything from beautiful jewelry and homewares to captivating artworks. It's an excellent opportunity to discover unique gifts or simply treat yourself to something special. Conveniently, there's parking available nearby, making access a breeze. Whether you're after your weekly groceries, a delicious bite to eat, or a unique handmade item, the Redcliffe Sunday Market provides a fantastic outing with something for everyone. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the best of Redcliffe's...

This is for the festival of frights thay happened in the 29th of October.

Extremely disappointed in this event. The festival claimed there was trick or treating for kids, we showed up at 6 and almost no one was offering trick or treating. The very few who were refused to give treats unless we bought something. Which is absolutely not the concept of trick or treating. Its like the organisers just put that on the info sheet as a way to get patrons without informing any of the stalls that it would be required. Our kids walked about with nothing but a few overpriced toys we bought them.

Even more disappointing is that they has baby barn yard animals in a tiny pen. It was run by one high schooler and let in wayyyyy to many kids at a time. There were animals squeeling and crying in pain as the 3 year olds picked them up, dropped them, pulled them etc. So disappointing to see baby animals treated this way and offered at this event with absolutely no thought towards their saftey and well being.

Its 2022 barn yard baby animal events should not be allowed at an event so badly mismanaged and with fireworks around.

I had a horrible time here and left with an extremely sour feeling after witnessing what i did with the animal pen.

Genuinely the organisers of this event should be...

Redcliffe Markets are bustling with colours, cultures and aromas. Lots of hand-made crafts, fresh produce and food stalls.

Today our we were lead by our noses to the wood-fired pizza stall. Previously we have enjoyed Turkish Gozlemes for lunch.

There are stalls with German sausages, Sri Lankan Cuisine, Turkish delicacies, Asian cuisine and a handful of coffee stalls.

We opted for Krazy Lemon as beverage for the warm day. They have "lemon", "ginger & lemon" and "strawberry & lemon" options available in bottles. They also have iced versions available on tap.

Fresh produce range from fruit & veg to cheeses and cold meats. There are staff who offer hand sanitizer and ample signage encouraging 1.5m social distancing.

Parking might be extremely popular, so a good alternative is the parking at the shopping mall. A pleasant walk awaits you if you take a stroll down the promenade starting at ANZAC PLACE (Memorial). A family friendly environment and a melting pot of culture.

Another attraction is a weakness of mine, namely Ricotta Cannoli, which you can find at Mamma's on...