Paddington Markets

Came here to compliment the food. If you are gluten free, must try a Hopper from Just Hopper stall. Husband decided to try something new and came back with a warm, aromatic and exciting Sri Lankan dish we’ve never had before. We learned a “Hopper” is a bowl-shaped pancakes, with egg and vegetable options), kottu roti (chopped roti mixed with meat or vegetables), and various curries like butter chicken and vegetable korma. Egg was hard cooked so it made for a relatively firm contrast to the flavorful chicken curry and dal combo (sorry if I’m using the wrong term for the vegetarian lentil). SO GOOD. We also got the Roman style pizza and that was fantastic too: light, crunchy and toppings tasted good (which is to say they were not just junky sausages and foam meatball). The sausage potato was so light and the ragu pizza was just right! Tip: Bring cash to support the produce farmers in keeping our prices down! Bustling market with lots of different, more curated assortment of offerings which made for more engaged browsing.

My forever favorite market, I love the atmosphere, the stylish clothes and jewelry, the food is good , you will find everything you can expect from a market but with more style 🤩

My second time to this Paddy Market. I woll suggest you put aside 1 hour to enjoy browsing the shops. You can get fresh fruits and vegetables at the market segment. Do visit the Market City shopping centre for some more shopping.

Love this area, the markets on Saturday are really cute, you can find food, clothes, art, jewellery. Also nearby shops area worth having a look at.

Very busy market in the heart of Paddington. Great place for arts and crafts. Lots of food, you'll definitely find something you'll like. Worth a visit.

We love Paddington Markets ! Cool place with a lot a cool things to see and buy !

Nice setting with beautiful things for sale. I bought a nice wooden phone case from an Australian company named Buku. Buku’s prices were the same here as their website. Unfortunately the steak sandwich we ate was average at best.

I visited this market 10 years ago, and today marked my third visit. Unfortunately, it hasn’t changed much and feels like just another market you can find anywhere in Sydney. These days, markets don’t seem to offer much in the way of new or unique experiences. This one is no exception, with most stalls selling jewelry, clothing, and similar items. It’s a nice place to visit if you’re a tourist or if the weather is great, but it doesn’t feel special enough to be worth visiting every week.