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What To Eat At Melbourne’s Iconic Queen Vic Sunday Market

Queen Victoria Market is every epicure’s dream destination–it’s a thriving hub of all kinds of food and drinks. Name it, they have it. As Melbourne’s most iconic open-air marketplace, Queen Vic is home to over 600 businesses and counting, all offering all sorts of food items. But more than the foodstuff, there are plenty of things to do in this market. You can shop, dine, watch live events, and more–it’s a multisensory experience after all.

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Want to discover the best eats at Australia‘s Queen Vic Sunday Market? Check out this cheat sheet on what to eat at Queen Vic!

Deli goods

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You’ll find a number of delicatessen at Queen Vic. From Greek goods to quality cheese, Polish sausages, locally made antipasto dips, artisan ham, gluten-free food, African specialties, and more. Stock up on your deli essentials as you roam around the market to find healthy selections. 

 

Fruits

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What’s a market without fresh produce? At Queen Vic, get your dose of all kinds of fruits and vegetables. Some fruit stands here have been around since 1994 and they’ve been known to supply quality fruits. Bring your fruit basket and shop for seasonal fruits, dried fruits, and other nutritious food which have been sourced from local farmers in Australia. 

 

Pastries

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Come by early in the morning to get freshly baked pastries from bakeries and patisseries at the market. Queen Vic houses bread shops that sell bagels, croissants, cookies, cakes, vegan loaves of bread, Mediterranean pastries, and more. Start your day right with these baked goodies that’ll make you want to come back for more. 

 

Japanese sandwiches

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You can also try sando, a Japanese-style sandwich, at Queen Vic’s Meet Sando Cafe. Sample these delicious savory sandwiches filled with either egg or tonkatsu, and try their coffee selection too. These sandwiches are perfect for snacking as you roam around Queen Vic.

 

Donuts

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End a savory meal with a beautifully glazed donut for dessert! You’ll find a few donut stalls as you meander through the market, and they sell every flavor you like– strawberry, chocolate, or matcha–they have it. Also, they’re homemade! Take away a box or two and have these delicious treats at home.

 

Coffee and Tea

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Aside from food, you’ll also find all kinds of beverages sold at the market, including coffee and tea. Several cafes line the market, each with its own specialty– espresso, organic, decaf, herbal tea, and more. Most of the cafes also sell their specially roasted beans. Get your caffeine fix at the market if you plan to head here early!

 

Indian food

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Craving Indian food? Head to 3 Brothersss Indian Restaurant for a selection of your favorite Indian dishes. From tandoor paneer to biryani, chickpea curry, and chicken vindaloo, you can devour all the best Indian dishes that you like at Queen Vic Market. 

 

Seafood

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Get your hands on Queen Vic’s fresh seafood, from fish to prawns, oysters, and more. But if you want to taste seafood right then and there, head to The Mussel Pot, which serves locally farmed and fresh mussels. Get delicious mussel dishes like steamed chili coconut cream, grilled tomato, chili, and cheese, or creamy mussel chowder. They also have take-home packs as well.

 

Chocolates

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Sweet-toothed travelers can source their treats from chocolate shops in Queen Vic too. Specialty chocolate shops sell handcrafted, ethically sourced chocolate bars, hot chocolate, premium chocolate, and all kinds of sweet delights. 

Support Melbourne’s local traders as you visit Queen Vic Market soon! To know the updated traders and operating hours, see the details below.

Website: https://qvm.com.au/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/QueenVicMarket/
Operating Hours: Tuesday to Friday ( 6 am to 3 pm); Saturday (6 am to 4 pm); and Sunday (9 am to 4 pm)

 

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Article updated by Tin Valeriano

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