Boundary Street Markets

This is so much fun and a great place to relax with some good food, wine and friends. We were there for happy hour, which made it even better. The food vans were great and all served a diverse selection of food. We loved the...Polish place. A must visit when in the area. It is also easy to get to by bus from Brisbane city.

We really enjoyed the Boundary St markets. It is like the very little sibling of Eat St markets. We love eat st but really enjoyed Boundary St as it is seems more authentic. We feel like Eat St are getting a bit too commercialised where...Boundary St is still small and has a great vibe.

Its relatively small as far as food market is concerned but quite cozy. Usually opens on the weekends. Its got a decent variety of vendors including Asian, german sausage, greek, Brazilian, south American, middle eastern, and even dutch. There is a bar in there that...usually plays live music and theres bon fire around the main eating area. I'll definitely stop by for a quick meal if you're In the area. If you don't find anything u like there u'll find something nearby as you're already in West End

Even though it rained while we were visiting, I would rate these food markets better than the more famous Eat Street Markets at Hamilton. There is no admission fee (there is at Eat Street); these markets are smaller but there is still plenty of choice....A big variety of international foods in an informal setting.

I was quite disappointed with what actually was there considering how they advertise real farmers market' on their website and there were only stalls. There is a bric a break section in s hall also with a few caravan kitchens.