The market itself has some decent bargains around. A big market can easily get lost, and there's no signs to point out the toilet or maps to find out where you are. It could use a bit more atmosphere and buskers around the quiet parts, especially on the other side of the bridge. Probably the only market in Queensland that doesn't allow dogs, which is a bit disappointing and definitely a factor in choosing which market to visit on a weekend. After being a regular at Eat Street, where dogs are welcomed with open arms, it's hard for me to imagine a market without our furry friends roaming around. A kids' play area or playground would be a drawcard too. Despite these shortcomings, I still recommend a visit, but there's a lot of wasted potential.