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Sydney Markets Plaza Cafe
7 & 8, 250-318 Parramatta Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
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250/318 Parramatta Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
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199 Parramatta Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
Kaan's Cafe
2 Flemington Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
Market Sushi Cafe
Shop 13/250-318 Parramatta Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
Champs Cafe Homebush West
Building F, Sydney Markets, West Road, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
Pho Toan Thang
9/95 The Crescent, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
Amazing Cafe
Sydney Markets, Warehouse H, Store 10, 250/318 Parramatta Rd, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Ella Cafe
Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
Fresh Food Cafe Homebush West
Flemington Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
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Sydney Markets, 250-318 Parramatta Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
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Paddy's Markets Flemington

Duplex 18, 250 Parramatta Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia
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attractions: Sri Karphaga Vinayakar Temple, Hwa Tsang Monastery, New South Wales Hall of Champions, restaurants: Sydney Markets Plaza Cafe, Markets Chinese Restaurant, Little Weiner, Kaan's Cafe, Market Sushi Cafe, Champs Cafe Homebush West, Pho Toan Thang, Amazing Cafe, Ella Cafe, Fresh Food Cafe Homebush West, local businesses: Sydney Markets, BOUNCEinc Homebush, DFO Homebush, Tennis World Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre, Quaycentre, Pizza Ovens R Us Sydney
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Reviews of Paddy's Markets Flemington

4.2
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5.0
4y

IS this the best market in the world? Quite possibly... been to scores around the world and seen nothing better so far... a stupendous range of produce much of which was picked just the day before... then driven through the night to be presented on stalls opening from the wee small hours on Saturday morning...in a massive hall nearly half a km long housing the stalls of literally scores of farmers and wholesalers providing virtually every kind of fresh fruit and vegetable available on this continent... but wait ... that's not all... you can also shop farm-fresh eggs, your fresh meat, poultry, a staggering array of seafood fresh from the trawlers that morning, delicatessen supplies, fresh bread and pastries, every kind of fresh nuts and spices, farm honey, flowers, plants, a caterers/bulky goods supermarket, Asian goods mini-marts, and stalls with all your kitchen, laundry, bathroom and many beauty products.

You can get your watch recharged or repaired on-the-spot, pick up the latest electronic accessories, games and even a range of clothes and underwear - all in the one shed, a true one-stop shop.

You can get great coffee and breakfast/snacks at the cafes or food stalls... and take a break...

Over in another huge adjoining shed you will find Paddys market bric-a-brac stalls with everything from designer clothes, shoes, sunniest and more.. to tools, electricals, computer, renovation fittings, hardware and 'garage sales' etc.

There's yet ANOTHER large shed beyond with dozens of fresh flower and plant stalls as well as flower hardware, decorating and wrapping materials... you need to be there before 10am for this one...

All of this at wholesale or trade prices... from food to hardware... no need to visit the Supermarket or Bunnings...

There's lots of parking, but the place is naturally busy... so preferably get there between 5am.and 8am to drive straight in and get the very best of every stall...

Bargain hunters come later ... 11am ,- 1pm.. when the stall holders are clearing out...but you risk not getting the best choices...

TIP 1: Seek out the actual farmer stalls for the very best and freshest produce... some.picked and packed just hours before...

Don't be put off by the photos of boxes of produce... you can buy almost everything in the market by the KG or less on Saturdays (and Fridays... reduced size customer market)... you can buy a single punnet of Strawberries/blueberries... or a tray/box... you can buy all other supplies by the unit or kg Measure....

TIP 2: it's strictly cash... so don't turn up with your credit card... or you'll have to head off to one of the many ATMs on the premises...

TIP 3: No need to worry about carrying all your purchases... you can hire supermarket trolleys at each end of the main shed... or take your own trolley if you have...

TIP 4: Take a cooler bag with some cooler blocks or gas station ice for your cold purchases... meat, poultry, delicatessen etc.

TIP 5: There are plenty of toilets/rest rooms, also catering for disabled

TIP 6: Avoid pre-packed fruit and vegetable items (select your own) and always ask where these came from.. occasionally you will see cheap junk from China. Don't touch it.

TIp 7: it's ok to 'sample' ... most stallholders put tasters out, but if they don't, just ask them to cut you a sample

Enjoy Homebush Markets... one of the best on the Planet and stocked with REAL AUSSIE PRODUCE......

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5.0
2y

Sydney Markets is a bustling hub of activity that serves as the primary wholesale market for fresh produce in New South Wales. Located in the suburb of Flemington, it’s the heart of the region's food distribution, providing a wide variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, seafood, and flowers to retailers, restaurants, and consumers. With its vibrant atmosphere, Sydney Markets is a must-visit for those looking to source high-quality, locally grown produce or simply experience the dynamic energy of one of Australia's largest wholesale food markets.

The variety of products available at Sydney Markets is truly impressive. From seasonal fruits and vegetables to exotic imports and specialty items, the market caters to every need and preference. It’s a go-to place for chefs, grocers, and anyone looking for fresh, high-quality ingredients at competitive prices. The market’s direct connection to farmers and producers ensures that the produce is fresh and at its peak, often arriving within hours of being harvested.

One of the standout features of Sydney Markets is its commitment to sustainability and supporting local agriculture. The market regularly hosts initiatives aimed at reducing food waste and promoting sustainable practices. Visitors can find products that are locally grown and ethically sourced, making it easier to support Australian farmers while shopping for high-quality food. The range of organic and eco-friendly products is also growing, appealing to those conscious of their environmental impact.

In addition to fresh produce, Sydney Markets also features a range of other goods, including flowers, plants, dairy products, and packaged foods. Whether you’re a business owner sourcing wholesale products or an individual looking to do your grocery shopping, there’s something for everyone. The market’s diverse offerings make it a one-stop-shop for everything related to food and more, all under one roof.

The market is open to both business buyers and the general public, with a bustling atmosphere that makes it a unique and engaging experience. It’s not just about shopping—many visitors enjoy the vibrant sights, sounds, and smells of the market, which reflect the rich diversity of the food scene in Sydney. If you’re early enough, you can experience the full energy of the wholesale auctions, which take place throughout the morning.

Overall, Sydney Markets is a fantastic destination for anyone seeking fresh, high-quality produce and products. With its wide selection, commitment to sustainability, and vibrant atmosphere, it’s a key part of Sydney’s food culture. Whether you're a professional or just a food enthusiast, Sydney Markets offers a rich experience that highlights the best of Australian...

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5.0
1y

Paddy’s Markets in Flemington is an absolute gem for anyone looking to buy fresh, high-quality produce at unbeatable prices. I’ve been coming here every second Saturday morning at 4am, and it’s become an experience I genuinely look forward to. There’s something magical about starting the day surrounded by the hustle and bustle of market life and having access to the freshest fruit and vegetables Australia has to offer.

The quality of the produce is outstanding, and over time, you really get to know who your “go-to” vendors are. These relationships make the experience even more special, as many of the sellers are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and take pride in their offerings. Whether it’s perfectly ripened avocados, vibrant bunches of kale, or the juiciest oranges, you can always find what you need – and often discover seasonal surprises.

The prices are another reason Paddy’s Markets stand out. Compared to what you’d pay at supermarkets, the savings are phenomenal. I’ve noticed that the value becomes even more apparent over time, especially as I’ve gotten better at spotting the best deals and forming connections with my favorite vendors.

One of the best parts of shopping here so early is the energy. The market is alive with activity, yet it feels peaceful and productive before the rest of the world wakes up. It’s the perfect time to stock up on fresh ingredients for the week ahead while avoiding the crowds that come later in the day.

If you’re someone who values freshness, affordability, and a great community atmosphere, I can’t recommend Paddy’s Markets in Flemington enough. Just make sure to bring your own bags, wear comfortable shoes, and be ready to dive into one of the best shopping experiences you’ll ever have. This market is truly a treasure, and I’m so glad it’s part...

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IS this the best market in the world? Quite possibly... been to scores around the world and seen nothing better so far... a stupendous range of produce much of which was picked just the day before... then driven through the night to be presented on stalls opening from the wee small hours on Saturday morning...in a massive hall nearly half a km long housing the stalls of literally scores of farmers and wholesalers providing virtually every kind of fresh fruit and vegetable available on this continent... but wait ... that's not all... you can also shop farm-fresh eggs, your fresh meat, poultry, a staggering array of seafood fresh from the trawlers that morning, delicatessen supplies, fresh bread and pastries, every kind of fresh nuts and spices, farm honey, flowers, plants, a caterers/bulky goods supermarket, Asian goods mini-marts, and stalls with all your kitchen, laundry, bathroom and many beauty products. You can get your watch recharged or repaired on-the-spot, pick up the latest electronic accessories, games and even a range of clothes and underwear - all in the one shed, a true one-stop shop. You can get great coffee and breakfast/snacks at the cafes or food stalls... and take a break... Over in another huge adjoining shed you will find Paddys market bric-a-brac stalls with everything from designer clothes, shoes, sunniest and more.. to tools, electricals, computer, renovation fittings, hardware and 'garage sales' etc. There's yet ANOTHER large shed beyond with dozens of fresh flower and plant stalls as well as flower hardware, decorating and wrapping materials... you need to be there before 10am for this one... All of this at wholesale or trade prices... from food to hardware... no need to visit the Supermarket or Bunnings... There's lots of parking, but the place is naturally busy... so preferably get there between 5am.and 8am to drive straight in and get the very best of every stall... Bargain hunters come later ... 11am ,- 1pm.. when the stall holders are clearing out...but you risk not getting the best choices... TIP 1: Seek out the actual farmer stalls for the very best and freshest produce... some.picked and packed just hours before... Don't be put off by the photos of boxes of produce... you can buy almost everything in the market by the KG or less on Saturdays (and Fridays... reduced size customer market)... you can buy a single punnet of Strawberries/blueberries... or a tray/box... you can buy all other supplies by the unit or kg Measure.... TIP 2: it's strictly cash... so don't turn up with your credit card... or you'll have to head off to one of the many ATMs on the premises... TIP 3: No need to worry about carrying all your purchases... you can hire supermarket trolleys at each end of the main shed... or take your own trolley if you have... TIP 4: Take a cooler bag with some cooler blocks or gas station ice for your cold purchases... meat, poultry, delicatessen etc. TIP 5: There are plenty of toilets/rest rooms, also catering for disabled TIP 6: Avoid pre-packed fruit and vegetable items (select your own) and always ask where these came from.. occasionally you will see cheap junk from China. Don't touch it. TIp 7: it's ok to 'sample' ... most stallholders put tasters out, but if they don't, just ask them to cut you a sample Enjoy Homebush Markets... one of the best on the Planet and stocked with REAL AUSSIE PRODUCE... STILL THE BEST...
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Sydney Markets is a bustling hub of activity that serves as the primary wholesale market for fresh produce in New South Wales. Located in the suburb of Flemington, it’s the heart of the region's food distribution, providing a wide variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, seafood, and flowers to retailers, restaurants, and consumers. With its vibrant atmosphere, Sydney Markets is a must-visit for those looking to source high-quality, locally grown produce or simply experience the dynamic energy of one of Australia's largest wholesale food markets. The variety of products available at Sydney Markets is truly impressive. From seasonal fruits and vegetables to exotic imports and specialty items, the market caters to every need and preference. It’s a go-to place for chefs, grocers, and anyone looking for fresh, high-quality ingredients at competitive prices. The market’s direct connection to farmers and producers ensures that the produce is fresh and at its peak, often arriving within hours of being harvested. One of the standout features of Sydney Markets is its commitment to sustainability and supporting local agriculture. The market regularly hosts initiatives aimed at reducing food waste and promoting sustainable practices. Visitors can find products that are locally grown and ethically sourced, making it easier to support Australian farmers while shopping for high-quality food. The range of organic and eco-friendly products is also growing, appealing to those conscious of their environmental impact. In addition to fresh produce, Sydney Markets also features a range of other goods, including flowers, plants, dairy products, and packaged foods. Whether you’re a business owner sourcing wholesale products or an individual looking to do your grocery shopping, there’s something for everyone. The market’s diverse offerings make it a one-stop-shop for everything related to food and more, all under one roof. The market is open to both business buyers and the general public, with a bustling atmosphere that makes it a unique and engaging experience. It’s not just about shopping—many visitors enjoy the vibrant sights, sounds, and smells of the market, which reflect the rich diversity of the food scene in Sydney. If you’re early enough, you can experience the full energy of the wholesale auctions, which take place throughout the morning. Overall, Sydney Markets is a fantastic destination for anyone seeking fresh, high-quality produce and products. With its wide selection, commitment to sustainability, and vibrant atmosphere, it’s a key part of Sydney’s food culture. Whether you're a professional or just a food enthusiast, Sydney Markets offers a rich experience that highlights the best of Australian agriculture and food.
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IS this the best market in the world? Quite possibly... been to scores around the world and seen nothing better so far... a stupendous range of produce much of which was picked just the day before... then driven through the night to be presented on stalls opening from the wee small hours on Saturday morning...in a massive hall nearly half a km long housing the stalls of literally scores of farmers and wholesalers providing virtually every kind of fresh fruit and vegetable available on this continent... but wait ... that's not all... you can also shop farm-fresh eggs, your fresh meat, poultry, a staggering array of seafood fresh from the trawlers that morning, delicatessen supplies, fresh bread and pastries, every kind of fresh nuts and spices, farm honey, flowers, plants, a caterers/bulky goods supermarket, Asian goods mini-marts, and stalls with all your kitchen, laundry, bathroom and many beauty products. You can get your watch recharged or repaired on-the-spot, pick up the latest electronic accessories, games and even a range of clothes and underwear - all in the one shed, a true one-stop shop. You can get great coffee and breakfast/snacks at the cafes or food stalls... and take a break... Over in another huge adjoining shed you will find Paddys market bric-a-brac stalls with everything from designer clothes, shoes, sunniest and more.. to tools, electricals, computer, renovation fittings, hardware and 'garage sales' etc. There's yet ANOTHER large shed beyond with dozens of fresh flower and plant stalls as well as flower hardware, decorating and wrapping materials... you need to be there before 10am for this one... All of this at wholesale or trade prices... from food to hardware... no need to visit the Supermarket or Bunnings... There's lots of parking, but the place is naturally busy... so preferably get there between 5am.and 8am to drive straight in and get the very best of every stall... Bargain hunters come later ... 11am ,- 1pm.. when the stall holders are clearing out...but you risk not getting the best choices... TIP 1: Seek out the actual farmer stalls for the very best and freshest produce... some.picked and packed just hours before... Don't be put off by the photos of boxes of produce... you can buy almost everything in the market by the KG or less on Saturdays (and Fridays... reduced size customer market)... you can buy a single punnet of Strawberries/blueberries... or a tray/box... you can buy all other supplies by the unit or kg Measure.... TIP 2: it's strictly cash... so don't turn up with your credit card... or you'll have to head off to one of the many ATMs on the premises... TIP 3: No need to worry about carrying all your purchases... you can hire supermarket trolleys at each end of the main shed... or take your own trolley if you have... TIP 4: Take a cooler bag with some cooler blocks or gas station ice for your cold purchases... meat, poultry, delicatessen etc. TIP 5: There are plenty of toilets/rest rooms, also catering for disabled TIP 6: Avoid pre-packed fruit and vegetable items (select your own) and always ask where these came from.. occasionally you will see cheap junk from China. Don't touch it. TIp 7: it's ok to 'sample' ... most stallholders put tasters out, but if they don't, just ask them to cut you a sample Enjoy Homebush Markets... one of the best on the Planet and stocked with REAL AUSSIE PRODUCE... STILL THE BEST...
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Sydney Markets is a bustling hub of activity that serves as the primary wholesale market for fresh produce in New South Wales. Located in the suburb of Flemington, it’s the heart of the region's food distribution, providing a wide variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, seafood, and flowers to retailers, restaurants, and consumers. With its vibrant atmosphere, Sydney Markets is a must-visit for those looking to source high-quality, locally grown produce or simply experience the dynamic energy of one of Australia's largest wholesale food markets. The variety of products available at Sydney Markets is truly impressive. From seasonal fruits and vegetables to exotic imports and specialty items, the market caters to every need and preference. It’s a go-to place for chefs, grocers, and anyone looking for fresh, high-quality ingredients at competitive prices. The market’s direct connection to farmers and producers ensures that the produce is fresh and at its peak, often arriving within hours of being harvested. One of the standout features of Sydney Markets is its commitment to sustainability and supporting local agriculture. The market regularly hosts initiatives aimed at reducing food waste and promoting sustainable practices. Visitors can find products that are locally grown and ethically sourced, making it easier to support Australian farmers while shopping for high-quality food. The range of organic and eco-friendly products is also growing, appealing to those conscious of their environmental impact. In addition to fresh produce, Sydney Markets also features a range of other goods, including flowers, plants, dairy products, and packaged foods. Whether you’re a business owner sourcing wholesale products or an individual looking to do your grocery shopping, there’s something for everyone. The market’s diverse offerings make it a one-stop-shop for everything related to food and more, all under one roof. The market is open to both business buyers and the general public, with a bustling atmosphere that makes it a unique and engaging experience. It’s not just about shopping—many visitors enjoy the vibrant sights, sounds, and smells of the market, which reflect the rich diversity of the food scene in Sydney. If you’re early enough, you can experience the full energy of the wholesale auctions, which take place throughout the morning. Overall, Sydney Markets is a fantastic destination for anyone seeking fresh, high-quality produce and products. With its wide selection, commitment to sustainability, and vibrant atmosphere, it’s a key part of Sydney’s food culture. Whether you're a professional or just a food enthusiast, Sydney Markets offers a rich experience that highlights the best of Australian agriculture and food.
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