From fruits to meats to belts, I love that there is good selection of stuff to buy at QVM. Plus I like the fried potshots on a stick thing they sell to people. Though I kind of hate that the ATMs there charge money to withdraw as nowadays people tend to more digital and aim to pay by card as much as possible.

A definite place to come for tourist and locals. Great produce and atmosphere for the night market.

Approximate cost: $10

SO MUCH FUN there's so many things to do/buy/eat! from the meats to the sweets to the souvenirs and knick knacks! there's so many stalls and shops definitely worth going to

I went to the Queen Vic night market on Wednesday with my family. The selection of food on offer from around the world was fantastic. There really was something for everyone. It was a very plesant evening, sitting outside enjoying some delicious food and drinks. The atmosphere at the market was wonderful and after enjoying our food and drinks, it was very nice to potter around and buy some it and pieces. The children also enjoyed getting a temporary tattoo. I will definitely go back.

While visiting Melbourne I had to visit the historic landmark of the Queen Victoria Market with there assortment of fruit and vegetables, local and imported gourmet foods, cosmetics, clothing and souvenirs. If you visit Melbourne CBD this is a definite must see as I was able to purchase some great bargains. This market is open Tuesday then Thursday to Sunday.

This market is great it offers everything you can think of. Value for money is outstanding. You can get nearly everything you can think of in the one place. Some isle are a repeat of what you have seen before but this is good because you can haggle the price some more with the stall holders.

good value for money on everything. My wife and I go there each fortnight to get our supply of meat and seafood. the fruit is also very good and is always busy, but you can see why when it is so fresh and priced so well. A great day out

my favourite market to visit, the variety of fresh produce, clothes including super cheap UGG boots, even ducklings for sale! Something for everyone, a must for out of state visitors

I love these markets and visit EVERY single time im in Melbourne. They have the best food section, beats anything, its all in one spot and it also gives you the opportunity to try new things. I did do the foodies tour and i have to say i wasnt overly impressed by our guide's knowledge of the food, he seemed a bit more interested in the history of the building-but it was supposed to be about the food!!
The clothing section is also great too. Again, lots of stall holders with the same/similar so prices are competitive.

Did the foodies tour of the Queen Vic markets. It was okay, paid $40 for it, wasnt sure whether or not it was worth it or not yet. We didn't get to taste a lot of different things but we did get an inside of the history.. The meat and deli sections were awesome. They had a HUGE variety of different and extremely fresh meats, fish and cheeses and fresh veggies. Didnt go through the other stalls as much, But would definitly be a regular if i lived in Melbourne for my fruit and vegg as it was all really cheap too.. Would definitly recommed doing the markets but on your own not with the tour group..