Yandina Markets - Saturday

Really fun market with a lovely variety of products and produce. The stall holders and general public were so much fun, calm and friendly. I'll be back. Worth the drive from Brisbane.

Love these markets just so good to walk around in the sun love the frozen mango n lemon cane drink and heaps of fresh fruit n veg and heaps of plants

Your average Farmers Market". Very popular

Amazing Amazing!! Markets first time visiting / definitely coming back with large Esky for all the beautiful food produce!! Plants Plants!! Never seen so many Healthy Beautiful reasonably priced Plants/ if you are doing a garden this is the place to buy!! Everyone so so friendly & helpful!! Definitely pay a visit!!! Will be back!! Wear hard wearing boots due to muddy spots!!

Excellent range of fruit and veg . Good plants stalls as well . Nice selection of food available. ATM services and decent parking available. Good vibe and big enough to be worthwhile but not so big you are overwhelmed.

These markets still have the same relaxed vibe since I was little. There is so much variety to choose from, everyone is friendly, there are also lots of different foods and drinks including live entertainment. What a wonderful market!

I adore the Yandina markets. So much fresh organic, produce and much of it locally sourced, or better yet, grown by the people selling it!! There's two pop up bakeries, many fruit and plant stalls and multiple takeaway food options to choose from. By far my favourite is the Laksa truck, the couple there cook up the most tasty, fresh and fabulous Laksas...I would go to the market just for it...I like eating more vegetarian so I appreciate that all veggies are freshly boiled for each portion. It's authentic and I love it.Yandina markets get busy so earlier is better parking wise is all I can say! Unless you don't mind walking a little since there is plenty of surrounding street parking. Do yourself and the community a favour and shop local, visit the Yandina markets :)

Best market on the coast for your fruit and veg. The cheeseman who sells the raw milk cheese is amazing And it's all lactose free which blows my mind

Finally! A proper market. But not for very much longer...Yes, you can buy the usual candles, miracle cure-alls and tea made of things that aren't tea, but there's also local produce, a wide selection of plants from various local small nurseries and, hoo-bloody-ray! oddities like old-school tools (you know, from back when steel didn't bend or shatter), unusual foodstuffs and (ghasp!) bric-a-brac. No other market in the region seems to accommodate people selling fishing rods, toy robots, fish-slices and mechanical guides to the 1974 model Corolla. So many oddities, but it won't be like that for long - it's becoming more popular, so the vendors selling the contents of uncle jerry's shed will no doubt be pushed out by yet another bunch of wanna-be insta start-ups (or is that TikTok now?) flogging beige 'homewares' and crystals.'I've just had a wonderful idea for a new business!''Oh yes?''Yes! I could open a homewares shop - or maybe a little cafe somewhere...''Erm, there are already three homewares shops and four cafes in our town, and we don't even have a post office.''Yes, but mine would be different!''Well, I suppose we could leverage it against capital gains... sure! But maybe start out at one of those local markets you seem to love until you get the feel for the... er... market.'

Find Mercedes - the Empanada lady! Best food and chimichuri while you browse the market! Be there early in the summer as you can get hot and bothered navigating a trolley load of produce through the crowds. Parking moves fairly quickly. Highly rate this market for its sense of community, quality produce and beautiful stall holders!