Brickworks Ferry Rd

The Ferry Markets are the best part of the entire Brickworks complex. Other than that it houses both mainstream franchises like TKMAX, Freedom, Chemist Warehouse and other high end Franchise stores. There's an excellent restaurant 'Salt' where I love to stop for a coffee or brunch when in Southport and on the outside some smaller boutique homewares and a beautiful children's store.

I went in earlier today & brought some ham around 5:15pm.I asked for $10 worth of bangalow ham. The lady went & got about $7 worth so I had asked for a bit more.Once she put more ham in the bag I noticed she used her fingers to put the ham in the bag. I did mention it to her & said I'm sure you used your hands.At the same time I asked don't you use gloves because I noticed she grab the ham with her hands. Her response was we use bags. Which is fine I have worked in a deli before for many years & yes we use bags we do not touch the ham though.I am positive I saw her grab a slice of ham with her hands & place it in the bag.So I feel disappointed as I feel lied to. Also this is hygiene issue.Everytime I have come here I have had a positive experience despite how expensive this place is. The quality of each product is very high.The service however accross the board. Including staff in Fruit & Veg don't want to be there & can be quite rude.

Nice place for shopping although the Car Parking facilities are often scarce resources to find. However a goodly selection of various shops and restaurants to choose from.

Brickworks Centre is a boutique marketplace and Shopping Centre. This includes Ferry Rd Market.There are lots of retail stores like Freedom Furniture & Chemist Warehouse in a retail Park setting, then there is a converted warehouse complex which houses Ferry Rd Market.It's more like an array of speciality food stores than a market in the traditional sense.We went specifically to the bakery, as we'd had a recommendation from a NZer who said their pies were kiwi standard. (And they were).There was also a gorgeous smelling Merlo roastery & takeaway cafe, other craft coffee counters, speciality butcher, seafood, grocer, deli, florist, a gelato & juice store, The Source bulk wholefoods and a couple of other homewares retailers.There's also a few restaurants, The Cardamom Pod, Shogun Japanese and Pearl & Ash.There's an eating area and bathroom facilities. Lots of parking and if you walk down Ferry Rd, there's a bus stop that will link you up with the light rail/tram.All the stores in Ferry Rd Market are open until 6pm and some of the restaurants are open til late.

Ladies checkout G23 Fitness Centre A boutique fitness studio specifically for women, say hi to Georgie, some very unique exercise equipment & classes working on all aspects of strength, core & flexibility! Be transformed!

The Brickworks is a pretty vibrant shopping area including a great Marketplace. We used to visit there many years ago, but living at north end of the GC we've not been there for some time. And we've missed a great place! Really enjoy their Marketplace

Be prepared to spend the day! Shop for fruit and veges in the Farmers market, shop for home goods at Wheel & Barrow or furniture at Freedom to name a few! There is a north end and a south end so be prepared to walk.Within the market there is an ice creamery , fishmonger , deli , bakery and florist as well as a specialty shop which sells spices, nuts and chocolate ! Bottle shop - yes, chemist - yes, and lots more!Parking stops me from giving 5 stars - someone is always leaving in this big car park so you should find a spot just not where you might want to go!

Probably the nicest and safest spot in Southport. Brickworks is basically like a fancy foodcourt with some good retail stores. Parking is ALWAYS jam packed during the week and weekend.

Beautiful specialty shops.Great cafe shops & food court.Plenty of parking and people are friendly.