Nundah Farmers Market

Nundah Farmers Market trades every Sunday in the car park of Nundah train station, below the shops of Nundah Village, in a suburb with a genuinely deep settlement history. Lutheran missionaries established themselves at Nundah in 1838, making it one of the earliest sites of European settlement in what would become greater Brisbane, more than a century before the current market ever set up a single stall.

A market on one of Brisbane's oldest settlement sites

That long history sits quietly behind what's now a compact, well-loved Sunday routine. Gourmet meats, fresh seafood and local prawns trade alongside herbs, farm-fresh eggs, flowers and plants, plus arts, crafts and health products, all free to browse without an entry fee, a straightforward, no-frills setup that regulars credit for keeping the market genuinely community-focused.

Reviewers describe it as small but genuinely satisfying, praising the fresh produce range and food options as well as the familiar faces behind the stalls, the kind of market where regulars are recognised and remembered week to week.

Good to know before you go

Being right at the train station makes it one of the more transit-accessible farmers markets in Brisbane, no car required. The early 6am start rewards an early arrival with the best pick of seafood and fresh produce before the late-morning crowd thins the selection out.