Oranjezicht City Farm Market

Amazing market! They've got a great selection of pretty much anything you can think of: fresh produce, flowers, spices, baked goods, artisan crafts and it all looks amazing. The food court has so many different cuisines which was quite impressive, so there is definitely something for everyone. This market is a great way to discover and support local small businesses. I would come here every weekend if I lived in Cape Town.

Hands down one of the bougiest city markets I’ve ever visited, which would normally be a negative, but in this case, I loved it completely. The colors of the produce; the intoxicating smells from all of the different food stalls; the visual interesting crafts; the sounds of music, laughter, and commerce . . . All of it was delightful. For fellow travelers, visit it in the morning and treat yourself to a breakfast—so many food choices!!!—and then just enjoying the atmosphere.

Such a good vibe! I highly recommend trying it. Stalls close down at 2pm, there are usually discounts around then to get rid of food stock. Undercover seating and outside seating available. Pet friendly!

Amazing selection from vintage plates to plates of food. Can literally choose any type of meal. Loads of venders selling freshly made meals from breakfast to pastries. Huge selection of fresh produce. Gorgeous linen dresses, pants, tops. Mo hair jerseys. View out over the harbor and sea, or the stadium. Loads of parking in the waterfront with easy access to the market.

The place is beautiful. From the name I expected, it would only involve vegetables, food, and drinks, but there was actually a variety of items for sale, and I really enjoyed walking around and looking at everything. People were having a great time. However, the prices were a bit high, especially for handicrafts and textiles. As for the food, I didn’t buy anything to be able to judge it. The place is very easy to get to, and it only opens on weekends.

Amazing place – be ready to eat a lot! There are several different sections: a market with cheese, meat, bread, vegetables, and so on; another one with clothes and non-food items; and finally the food court, which was really tasty. Off-season it’s open only on weekends

Oh, what a lovely market this was. Clean and spacious. We got there when it literally just opened on Wednesday. It started to get busy very quickly. We got some samoosa's. It was 4 for R50. We got some cheese and sweet corn. I thought it lacked flavour. Then we had an Asian cake, totally forgot what it was called. Those were nice, R50 each. Fresh products, bread, condiments, teas, and so much more available here. The ablution facilities were so clean. The lady even asked me to wait before I went in and she literally wiped down everything. I was really in disbelief of the cleanliness. I had a very pleasant experience.

I love love love markets and this is one of the best ones I have ever been to. So much going on here in the best way. Fresh produce, clothing, foods, drinks, preserves and more. A must visit.