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Love this place so many vegan options, fresh products and good vibes! Everyone in Adelaide must visit its perfect place for a family day out!…
Jacqui Rose
The Market Shed on Holland
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Adelaide is a bit sad for Sunday breakfast options, good thing the market shed is (only) open Sundays. It's a selection of stalls selling different it…
Dieter
The Market Shed on Holland
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So many choices, so little space in my tummy! The atmosphere was so nice and relaxing. A small area to enjoy lots of good, healthy food! Would definit…
Eathealthy
The Market Shed on Holland
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The Market Shed on Holland is open for Food Stall and Caf. The Market Shed on Holland serves Healthy Food, Bakery, Coffee and Tea and Cafe Food dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “The Market Shed on Holland”
So many choices, so little space in my tummy! The atmosphere was so nice and relaxing. A small area to enjoy lots of good, healthy food! Would definitely come back
I love this place. Lovely vibe, live music and lots of vegetarian options. There is great variety with Greek, Japanese, Turkish, Malaysian, Mexican etc as well as traditional breakfast options.
Ahhhh I LOVE THE MARKET SHED!!! The vibe, the vast selection of fresh food, the samples, the live music, the wonderful customer service! This is definitely a spot to check out first thing on a Sunday morning. Do yourself a favor and get down here! The only problem my friend and I faced was that we wanted to try it all but we were just too full! We took some raw chocolate treats home for later-delish! This little Adelaide hot spot is too good!
Loved the flower stall and some of the other products sold at the market. But found the food overpriced and disappointing. Might save my pennies for those flowers and the leave food spending to elsewhere.
Something to cheer up your Sunday morning/afternoon, the Market Shed has a small range of food stalls that serves specialised food from a variety of cuisines. Its a great place to go to with a small group of good pals to grab some yummy food and enjoy the musical entertainers and the bustling atmosphere. I tried the bacon egg/chicken teriyaki okonomiyaki and it was quite a delight, I’d go back to try the rest of the food that is there.
I really enjoy the differing stalls here, there is always something new to try! Multiple options for every occasion and a welcoming and warm atmosphere allow for an interesting experience. There’s fresh fruit and veggies, flowers, food, takeaway; anything you can possibly ask for! It is however quite difficult to obtain a seat or table, and is often quite crowded and it may take a short wait in line to order. Overall, a lovely place, which should definitely be checked out!
The Market Shed is a sensational utilization of empty urban space formerly used by motor engineers. Brimming to the edge with a variety of stalls with wonderful local and organic produce, South Australian’s should be proud of this innovation. Open 9-3 on Sunday’s, don’t be intimated by the stark bustle and hustle to nab a table. I love the lively atmosphere and melting pot vibes, with the shed attracting an assort of foodies, hippies, families, high school girls and businessmen alike. To get a bit of everything, 3 of us decided to sample together. The woodfired pizza was fantastic – perfectly cooked with simple, fresh toppings, equally cheesed and a satisfying thin base. However the size could be more generous and you may have to wait longer than the whole paella cooking. The Croatian fritters were balls of ricotta, zucchini, carrot, garlic, chives and parsley goodness, don’t leave the shed without consuming one. The paella was pretty good too. The nachoes were a bit of a let down but to be honest I don’t think nachoes and organic were ever supposed to be said in the same sentence. The juices and coconut were also revitalizing and delish. All up, everything viewed (including the peripheral drinks) totaled $71.30, not bad.