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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Milton Markets

The Milton Markets, a staple of Brisbane’s Inner West, offer a refreshing blend of fresh produce, gourmet food, and local craftsmanship every Sunday. With more than 130 stalls, the market showcases the best of South East Queensland’s growers, artisans, and food vendors, making it a destination for those seeking quality ingredients and unique products.

Among the market’s highlights are food stalls such as The Grilled Cheese Station, known for its indulgent, perfectly toasted sandwiches, and The Bakeologists, who serve up freshly baked pastries, bread, and handmade pies. Kong Kong Dumpling House is a popular choice for those in search of authentic, flavour-packed dumplings, while the Banh Mi stalls offer a quick, satisfying taste of Vietnamese cuisine.

In addition to its vibrant food offerings, the Milton Markets also focus on supporting local artists and makers. Visitors can explore a variety of stalls featuring handmade jewellery, clothing, and unique homeware, all crafted by local artisans. The market’s lively atmosphere is further enhanced by live music, creating a welcoming space for families and food lovers alike.

Free entry and undercover parking for just $2 make it an accessible outing for all. Whether you’re after fresh produce, gourmet street food, or local crafts, the Milton Markets offer a rich, community-focused experience every Sunday morning.


Milton Markets
Corner of Cribb Street and, Little Cribb St, Milton QLD 4064
goodwillprojects.com.au/markets/milton/

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