Markets are open Friday - Sunday. The fresh fruit and vegies work out HEAPS cheaper than in the supermarkets. I prefer to go first thing in the morning as it does get super busy later in the day and it gets so frustrating when there are that many people. I prefer the last fruit and veg shop on the right as you walk down. Not sure what their name is though. Next door to them there is a fruit and nut shop where you scoop your own dried foods out of bins. Prices are really reasonable too.
My favourite place in the foodcourt is the vietnamese restaurant. You HAVE to try their springrolls with vermicilli rice noodles and pork. it is to die for!
Best parking is across the road under woolworths. Its free for the first 1.5hrs but make sure you take a ticket for your car.

I LOVE the food court here. We go every single Sunday. The Japanese (try chicken Teriyaki or Namban) and Vietnamese are great and I love the bakery which is right off station st when you walk in. They have great pastries starting at $2.30! Can't imagine a time where I would not be coming here every week. They have also put in more seating so it's usually quite easy to find somewhere. I don't think the shopping stalls are that great but maybe that's because I don't buy lots of markety stuff. Worth the trip for a Sunday lunch!

Fresh food markets in Subiaco.
Cheap fruit and veggies, particularly at the end of the day.
But it can be crowded then, so be prepared.

Try the bakery: they have awesome sourdough breads!
Another tip is the nut-shop, all the way at the end of the markets. You can scoop your own nuts and dried fruits.

This is a good place to go for some shopping especially when you visit subiaco fresh market nearby. You could find a range beautiful crafts, jeweleries and clothes.

Subiaco markets it's a great place to widdle away a few hours on a Sunday afternoon. Lots of jewellery, clothes and handmade goods. The foodcourt is pretty good especially the Indian stall.