Melbourne
4.3★
Alphington Farmers Market
Melbourne Innovation Centre, 2 Wingrove St, Alphington VIC 3078
Overview
Alphington Farmers Market is a farmers market in Alphington, within easy reach of the suburb's tree-lined avenues, local schools, and Yarra-side recreation. As part of Alphington's weekend market culture, it brings a regular community gathering focused on fresh produce and local traders. Residents visit on market mornings for fruit and vegetables, specialty food, and a social stroll that often continues into nearby cafés and shops. Markets such as Alphington Farmers Market add weekend energy to Alphington. They support local businesses, encourage community interaction, and make the suburb feel active and connected.
Quick info
Address
Melbourne Innovation Centre, 2 Wingrove St, Alphington VIC 3078
Phone
0429 146 627Opening hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday
- Closed
- Friday
- Closed
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Venue highlights
Popular features
Dog friendly
Well behaved pets fit the outdoor rhythm; ask hosts where to perch.
Accessibility & convenience
Visitor amenities
Parking & transport
Parking options
Good to know
- Guest restroom on site.
Reviews
Kia Aziz
★★★★★“It was our first time going, but our friends go almost every Sunday so we thought it was about time to check it out! It had a lovely community feel about it. The fresh produce was just beautiful. We picked up some cherry tomatoes which tasted amazing! Also got some olive oil, avocados and a tasty pack of dried fruit. I also got a delicious iced matcha while walking around which was just perfect. Overall a cute little Sunday morning adventure with some family or friends. Will definitely be back again!”
Cindy O'Connor
★★★★★“This is a great farmers market for dogs. The soft ground is kinder on hot days for little paws. Plus there is plenty of shade spaces for water & rest breaks. Thank you to the stall holders & front gate crew who shared plenty of encouraging pats, frozen bones & even a little treat of cheese for good sitting.”
Ipoh Mali Leong
★★★★☆“We decided to head to this market for a Sunday outing. Entry to the market is by donation. It turned out to be pretty good as there were quite a few vendors selling their own produces. I must say the stuffs are not that cheap but given its organic nature probably worth the extra bucks. There are fresh veggies, pickles, sauces, pasta, bread, eggs, flowers and even meats for sale. Also, quite a few food trucks are selling snacks too. A pleasant outing indeed.”
Craig Broadbent
★★★★☆“Entry by $2 donation (not compulsory) gets you access to fresh veggies and some other goodies. Lots of great fresh bread and baked goods, good vegetables and a few other goodies including meats and cheeses. You can get breakfast and a coffee - last time i was there I got a really fantastic brekky burger from Eddy's, which I highly recommend. Don't go for cheap, go for fresh.”
Natasha Venizelos
★★★★★“Although it’s only a small produce market, it always has a fantastic selection of super-friendly vendors. It’s well worth the stroll down on a Sunday. Although they are not there every week, the Pastrami Croissants from To Be Frank are the best!”
Frequently asked questions
Local markets in Kew and Abbotsford and Glen Iris and Balwyn North often sell produce, baked goods, crafts, and ready-to-eat food. Alphington Farmers Market may focus on groceries or makers — check listings before cash-only stalls. Check Google Maps or contact the venue directly for the latest hours, access details, and visitor information in Kew and Abbotsford and Glen Iris and Balwyn North.