Gabba Fruit Market
A long-running fruit and grocery shop on Annerley Road, minutes from The Gabba stadium, known locally for its Indian grocery range.
About this market
Gabba Fruit Market sits on Annerley Road in Woolloongabba, close enough to The Gabba cricket and AFL stadium that match-day foot traffic is part of daily life for the shop. It's a straightforward fresh produce grocer rather than a market of stalls, but it has carved out a genuine local following.
More than a standard fruit shop
What sets it apart from a typical Brisbane produce store is the Indian grocery range sitting alongside the fruit and veg, including fresh samosas that regular customers single out specifically. Combined with trading seven days a week and early opening hours, it functions as a genuine daily-shop destination for the surrounding streets rather than a weekly outing.
Market at a glance
Its location near a major sports stadium is unusual for a produce shop; most fruit markets in Brisbane sit in quiet suburban strips rather than a few minutes' walk from a venue that hosts international cricket and AFL crowds.
Gabba Fruit Market trades within walking distance of The Gabba, one of the few Brisbane produce shops close enough to pick up supplies on the way to a match.
Good to know before you go
Trading hours run longer than most weekly markets since it's open daily, so there's no need to plan around a single market day. Expect the shop to get busier around major events at The Gabba, so an early visit is the safer bet on match days.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are Gabba Fruit Market's trading hours?
- It trades seven days a week, generally from 7am, with slightly shorter hours on Mondays. Check the live hours panel on this page for exact current times.
- Where exactly is it?
- 86 Annerley Rd, Woolloongabba, a short walk from The Gabba cricket and AFL stadium.
- What's it known for?
- Fresh fruit and veg at competitive prices alongside a solid Indian grocery range, including fresh samosas, which locals cite as a point of difference from standard fruit shops.