Subi Farmers Market

Been here many years. Great range of fresh veggies and fruits. Fabulous service and nice vibes. Playground is nearby and lots of shady places for sitting while enjoying the food and music.

Lively farmers market with lots of stalls selling fresh produce and food. There was a live band where you can order food and chill on seats. There was only one coffee stall though so the wait was long for a cuppa. A big playground and field in the school for the kids to play and run around too. Great place if you want to soak in the local culture.

Nice farmers market with a variety of stallholders both craft and fresh produce along with food trucks.

Weekend market with many breakfast stalls serving a wide variety of interesting food, though not exactly cheap. Only one coffee stall though and there was a long queue for coffee. Perfect weekend morning market vibe. There was even a live band performance. The whole experience was more like a festival. Love it.

Fruit and veg reasonably priced, food trucks and stalls are super expensive, kids can play at the oval nearby. Has a great vibe, lots of people bringing their dogs or babies. Some of the stalls pack up well before closing time so be quick to get what you need.

We are tourists visiting from Canada and just happened to be in Subi on market day. Such a great market at the local primary school. Lots of cool vendors. I bought a tie dye scrunchie from Jess at Rainbow Swirl tie dye. She also has tshirts and cute tops. Highly recommend this market which runs Saturdays from 8-12noon.You can listen to a ukulele band too. We also bought a couple of delicious flat whites.

although there were some really nice people such as the indonesian bakery and the fresh juice lady we encountered seriously rude people that it just wasn’t enjoyable. Some lady pushed my mum very rudely while we were at the fresh juice place and some other was giving us death stares while we were checking out her stall. Dont know if this is just because or it’s racially motivated but i seriously never want to come again.

Quite a good option for a weekend breakfast if you visit Perth. Bring your picnic mats if you prefer to enjoy your breakfast in their open field. Lots of pastry options but we mainly went for hot food, Moroccan Shak Shak, Bratwurst and Bacon Egg Sandwich 🥰

If I don't go to Subiaco Farmers' Market on a Saturday I feel that my week is not complete. My heart is full of gratitude for this wonderful farmers' market because in this world of madness and mayhem it is the balm to soothe my soul. The atmosphere is amazing, happy people, furry friends and fantastic vendors offering fresh, seasonal produce. The coffee is out of this world, thanks to the fine folk at the Coffee Shack. Their popularity is evident from the long queues, though once you've placed your order, your coffee is ready in a jiffy, as they are ever so efficient. After a satisfying coffee and a delicious rhubarb and raspberry tart from Wild Bakery, it's off to pick up farm fresh eggs, mushrooms and fresh produce. I love the bags of spinach and mixed lettuce from Supafresh as they are perfect for my salad lunches. The apples from the Spring Valley orchard stand are crisp and fresh and really will keep the doctor away! There are lots of stalls with enough variety of food options to tempt even fussy eaters. There is ample seating and usually live music. Children's activities will keeping the little ones entertained and I have noticed a colourful clown roaming around. My visit to the Subiaco Farmers Market is the highlight of my weekend as it is a chance to catch up with my friends and nourish my body and soul!

Saturday morning markets are a great way to kick off the weekend. I mix it up between a few - but Subi Farmers Market is a firm favourite for variety and buzzy atmosphere. I love live music, and Subi Farmers Market does a great job of allowing 2-3 buskers to seduce you with smooth and boppy sounds while you jump around to check out an eclectic mix of breakfast street food, fruit and vegetables, honey, bread, cheese, oil, macaroons, juice, flowers and even an origami stand. My go-to stalls are Strange Grains Bakery for gluten free bread, Health Nut Food for nut butters, Hamel Homegrown for organic produce, Ju-Ju Juice Bar for juice and hot chai, Macabee Dorper Lamb for ethnically raised meat, and Fisho Singleton for the best wild caught Atlantic salmon this side of Norway. Bring cash, bring a friend and bring an empty stomach!

We finally made it to the Subi Farmers Markets today, arriving just after 8:30am and finding it already very busy. The market is dominated by food stalls, so come hungry and enjoy a multi-course breakfast. There's also loads of fresh fruit & veg to buy, as well as some quality breads & baked goods. I was thrilled to finally try Mr Drummonds crumpets with salted caramel, which were really light, and makes you realise how a crumpet should be. I also bought some Suppa Club pumpkin & coconut soup to take home for lunch, which was beautifully fragrant and fresh. The atmosphere at the markets was really relaxed, and even though it was busy it wasn't too hard to move around or find somewhere to sit. Definitely a great place to visit on a Saturday morning, and grab some tasty treats while you're there.

A tray of baklava is the best kind of tray - we love Tom the Greek at Subiaco Farmers' Market. The galatamouriko (sp?) pastry with custard filling and syrup is to die for Great selection of food at the markets - from organic apples to wood fired bread to grass fed beef to sweetly decorated cupcakes and everything in between.

If you're a foodie, you'll love the Subi Farmers Markets. On every Saturday morning, 8am - Midday. Aside from the freshest, most gorgeous raw fruit and vegetables there is also a plethora of local foodie stalls selling amazing homemade goodies for morning tea and lunch, as well as gourmet buys for your pantry. There are cupcakes, macaroons, nougat, brioche, Greek pastries, organic croissants, honey, homemade chutneys, nuts, yoghurts and cheeses and health/superfoods too. The best part is the great array of brunch options though; think calzones, burritos, empanadas, Bratwurst, crepes and breakfast bacon and egg rolls. So skip breakfast and get down to the Subi Farmers markets for some made-with-love eatables.

Whether just visiting or a resident of Perth, Subi Farmers' Market should definitely be on your list of places to frequent. Delicious local grown and made goods that don't disappoint. A big fave of mine!

Having taken up cooking again I was ever so pleased to follow the lead of other Yelpers in checking out the subi markets in Saturday. I was very happy with the variety and quality of the stalls. I was able to enjoy some food & coffee whilst there and despite my initial concerns around long wait times due to the crowds the staff were each time super efficient and I had my order much quicker than I expected. Since my last trip was a little impromptu I will be certain to go back better prepared next time and try to hit up more stalls as I had a week of travel so could not purchase everything I wanted to try this time.

Great place on a Saturday morning to collect our fruit and veg for the week. Also great places for all your other essentials, meats, eggs, breads, honey! All local and delicious!

We enjoy shopping here. Lots of variety of produce, baked goods and wares. Recommend spending time here

The best place to get fresh, local and amazing produce. With regular and rotating stalls, there's never a bad week to attend Subi Farmers Markets. The venue is both pet and children family, and with many breakfast options, it's a great way to spend the morning. Try the crumpets!

I love supporting local businesses and the community and today I spent my Saturday morning browsing the Subiaco Farmers Market. After picking up a box of fresh fruit and veg, which included 3 limes for $2 and a $5 bag of tangelos I enjoyed a breakfast crepe packed with all my favourites - hollandaise, haloumi, bacon. There was a bit of a wait, but it was worth it. By 10am there was a bit of a crowd to work your way through so best to grab your box of goods and take it to the car before coming back for a browse. Some of the stalls rotate their presence on a fortnightly / weekly basis so if you have a favourite best to check which week they'll be there.

Our favourite family activity on a Saturday morning. I love the shak shukka (sorry if I spelt it wrong!), my brother loves the crepes and mum and dad love the Bahn mi! There's heaps of choice for all of us and the juice is great too! We even get to take our dog to the farmers market. Sometimes they have a farmer with some farm animals! Subiaco Farmers Market is better than all of the others! I love the Farmers market!!

Shop here every Saturday, not sure what kind of food I was eating prior to discovering this place but it couldn't have been all that inspired.