The best way to experience vibrant local and community culture in Cape Town is through its thriving food markets. From artisanal produce and gourmet street food to unique crafts and live entertainment, these markets offer a delicious immersion into the diverse flavours and creative spirit of the Mother City
Oranjezicht City Farm & Market
Held every Saturday near the V&A Waterfront, the Oranjezicht City & Farm Market is the quintessential farmers’ market. It proudly offers a colourful array of fresh, locally grown fruit, vegetables, and herbs, alongside delicious baked and homemade goods like artisanal breads, specialty cheeses, nuts, spices, and ethically sourced meats including biltong. This wonderful Cape Town food market is pet-friendly (pooches kindly kept on leashes) and conveniently located in the CBD precinct.
VIEW WEBSITEBlaauwklippen Family Market
Perfect for a delightful family outing with friends and family, the Blaauwklippen Family Market is a charming winelands market held every weekend at the Blaauwklippen Vineyards Wine Estate, just outside Stellenbosch.
VIEW WEBSITELourensford Market
Nestled on the historic and beautifully scenic Lourensford Wine Estate, the Lourensford Market provides a vibrant atmosphere with over 70 permanent stalls. This Stellenbosch market also features several rotating pop-ups, adding freshness and vibrancy that keeps visitors returning.
VIEW WEBSITENeighbourgoods Market
Founded in 2006 by the entrepreneurial pair Justin Rhodes and Cameron Munro, the award-winning Neighbourgoods Market is now a firm favourite with visitors from across the globe - though perhaps most especially Capetonians. Locals flock to the delightful Old Biscuit Mill in Woodstock every Saturday from 9:00 - 14:00 to socialise and browse over 100 specialty trading stalls.
VIEW WEBSITEBay Harbour Market
Housed within a once-abandoned factory in the bustling Hout Bay Harbour, with impressive views of the famous Hangberg Mountain and Chapman’s Peak Drive, the Bay Harbour Market is a hugely popular and charming indoor weekend market in Cape Town. Attracting approximately 24,000 visitors from around the world each month makes this a cornerstone attraction in Cape Town.
VIEW WEBSITETime Out Market
The Time Out Market is the ultimate foodie destination, hosting award-winning Cape Town chefs, up-and-coming culinary talents, and beloved local food gems. With 13 kitchens and 4 bars (including a dedicated wine bar), this market aims to offer an immersive taste of the city's vibrant food scene. Located in the Old Power Station building at the V&A Waterfront, this Cape Town market is a rich cultural experience.
VIEW WEBSITEMojo Market
The Mojo Market in Sea Point is an exciting 7-day-a-week food and lifestyle market situated on Regent Road. This vibrant and eclectic space is a hybrid mix of 45 designer retail stalls, a daily fresh goods section, and 25 food vendors. With its expansive 2000 square metre space uniting the bustling roadside with floor-to-ceiling views of the ocean and the palm-lined promenade, the Mojo Market has become an integral part of the Sea Point lifestyle and is one of the most popular food markets in Cape Town.
VIEW WEBSITENoordhoek Community Market
Vibrant local spirit pulsates through the Noordhoek Community Market, proudly hosted at the Cape Point Vineyards. Held every Thursday from 16:30 to 20:30, this delightful market offers a fantastic atmosphere with an array of food, craft, and wine stalls, all set against a breathtaking backdrop of vineyard and mountain views.
VIEW WEBSITEVergenoegd Löw Market
The Vergenoegd Löw Market is one of the most popular markets in Stellenbosch. Come rain or shine, this family-friendly market is renowned for its unique vendors, gourmet food, and charming “Duck Parade” - a delightful spectacle of ducks marching through the vineyards.
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