Top Markets in Ryde, Australia

We were at the most recent market earlier this month. Finally managed to find a park this time.
It was a lovely winter's day, and had a good crowd but not overwhelmingly crowded.
I had one of the freshest Vietnamese Vermicelli salad bowls I ever had. Portion was generous too. Hubby had the lamb burger from Lamb Cannon which was delicious but slightly overshadowed by the intensity of the seeded mustard.
We also brought home with us a giant loaf of sourdough with oats.

What an awesome find! I visited the bread stand and got a half loaf of sourdough, son of a baker for cronies and grabbed a coffee. I didn’t know the market was there and found it on my walk.

Great way to get yummy food!

Ryde Wharf Market is a delightful destination for those seeking a nice view and a great of food stall options. Located against a stunning backdrop, this market offers visitors a feast for the senses with its diverse option of food stalls. From savory delights to sweet treats, there is something to satisfy every craving. The freshness of the produce available is truly remarkable, ensuring that patrons can enjoy top-quality ingredients in their meals.
For those looking to make the most of their Sunday mornings, Ryde Wharf Market is the perfect place to unwind and indulge in delicious fare. The ambiance is relaxed and inviting, making it a great spot to spend time with loved ones or simply enjoy a moment of tranquility. However, it's worth noting that the parking situation can be a bit challenging due to limited spots available. Despite this minor inconvenience, the overall experience at Ryde Wharf Market is sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors.

Very nice Sunday market. Great location on the Parramatta River. Good variety of stalls. Lots of food and good variety. There is also pony rides. Parking might be an issue. Park further away and take a nice walk to the wharf.

My first time going to the markets at Meadowbank and I love the variety and quality of the food stalls and customer service is friendly!!

My favourite stall was the bbq skewers! I tried the pork and chicken skewers with rice. The pork skewers was the best as it was sweet and tasty. The rice was so good as it was cooked well.

The chinese waffle stall was so good. The waffle was crispy and soft. The ice cream was nice with the waffle.

The thai store had yumy pad thai. The malaysian store had the best chai kwai dao (not sure how to spell) some noodle was so tasty!!

The tea store was friendly. The peach tea was nice and packaging was aesthetic. The crepe place was alright had a transaction issue but it was ok. The crepe was sweet.

The japanese stall was a hidden gem. The takoyaki was freshly made and i could tell the difference with frozen and freshly made takoyaki. The ice matcha latte was refreshing.

The tornado chips was so delicious bit prefer with less or no salt.

I would love to come back to the markets!!

Great market by the wharf. Lots of choices for food. Apparently not the same every time it’s on.

Only negative would be the parking. You will certainly not find parking near the market - definitely recommend looking near the ferry wharf or on street by Bowden St.

Another feedback to the organisers - provide the stallholder list for the week on the website, that would be great!

The food available at the markets is delicious and in good weather the location is absolutely beautiful. I really wish there weren't tents for political candidates for the upcoming election. Some of the food stalls sadly had broken equipment and had to refund our money after we paid. The paella was particularly tasty, as were the Portuguese tarts.

Majority are food stalls. Perhaps the weather was not good today hence I don’t find much of non-food stall as I see from google map here.

A good place to visit if you live not far from here. Otherwise it is not worth it. Especially, finding a car park is nearly impossible here.