Explore some of Cape Town’s best indoor markets, where you’ll find everything from artisanal food and fresh produce to gourmet street eats, local crafts, and vintage clothing.
Here are some markets you should visit:
The Neighbourgoods Market at the Old Biscuit Mill
Located in the trendy neighbourhood of Woodstock, The Neighbourgoods Market is a true Cape Town lifestyle destination. Every Saturday (9am-3pm) and Sunday (10am-3pm), the market buzzes with energy as visitors explore a wide range of gourmet street food, fresh produce, craft beers, and artisanal goods. There’s also live music and DJs to keep you entertained.
Location: The Old Biscuit Mill, 373-375 Albert Road, Woodstock.
Website: neighbourgoodsmarket.co.za
The Blue Bird Garage Food & Goods Market
Visit this market every Thursday and Friday evening from 4pm to 10pm in an old postal plane hangar in Muizenberg. Here, you can enjoy mouth-watering meals, baked goods, hand-picked South African wines, craft beer, and a children’s area. Check out their Facebook and Instagram pages for regular updates.
Location: 39 Albertyn Rd, Muizenberg.
Website: www.bluebirdgarage.co.za
The Bay Harbour Market
Celebrate the vibrant South African spirit at this Hout Bay weekend market. The Bay Harbour Market is where foodies, music lovers and shoppers unite to enjoy a lively mix of “eats, beats, and arts and crafts” in a rustic setting. Stroll through the array of stalls offering everything from handmade jewellery and stylish fashion to unique art pieces and fresh produce. Indulge in freshly baked bread, spicy seafood and fresh produce while enjoying the local musicians on stage.
Location: 31 Harbour Rd, Hout Bay.
Website: www.bayharbour.co.za
MOJO Market
This vibrant and trendy market in Sea Point has been a sensation since it opened. Known for its eclectic mix of food and lifestyle offerings, it’s the ultimate spot for live music, mouth-watering food, and other retail finds. With over 25 food stalls and 5 bars, there’s something to tempt every type of foodie. From free Sunday Salsa classes to major sports match screenings, there’s always something exciting happening here!
Location: 30 Regent Rd, Sea Point.
Website: www.mojomarket.co.za
The Watershed
Looking to purchase ceramics, textiles, fashion and other arts and crafts? Then head to The Watershed at the V&A Waterfront. This shopper’s paradise is the perfect spot to do just that with many traders offering customers a wide variety of bespoke items to choose from. The Watershed is located next to the Two Oceans Aquarium and is open daily.
Location: 17 Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront.
Website: www.waterfront.co.za/area/watershed
Time Out Market Cape Town
Time Out Market Cape Town, the first to open in Africa, is a food and cultural market that brings the best of the city together under one roof, with a curated mix of the best chefs, drinks, and cultural experiences.
Set like a communal food hall, you can sample some of the best food from the city’s finest chefs while dining at communal tables set with fine china and flatware.
The market is interactive, with regular wine events, quiz nights, and cocktail masterclasses.
Location: The Old Power Station, Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront.
Website: www.timeoutmarket.com/capetown/
Slow Market at Willowbridge
Get your weekend fix of flavour and flair at the Slow Market in Tygervalley! This vibrant indoor urban market takes place every Saturday (9am-4pm) and Sunday (9am-2pm), bringing together the best of Cape Town’s small-batch artisans, gourmet street food vendors, and local designers. Whether you’re hunting for handcrafted gifts, foodie finds, or a laid-back vibe, there’s something for everyone.
Location: 39 Carl Cronje Dr, Bellville.
Visit: www.slowmarket.co.za
