Melbourne Market Super Saturdays

Wholesale Fresh. Super Value.

Open 8.30 am to 1.30 pm every Saturday from 31 January to 18 April 2026.

We will be closed on Easter Saturday, April 4 2026.

For the first time, everyday Melburnians will be able to shop the Melbourne Wholesale Market like the industry does, with the launch of Melbourne Market Super Saturdays - a new Saturday morning market offering bulk fresh produce and flowers at super value, direct from growers and wholesalers.

What shoppers can expect

• Bulk fresh fruit and vegetables sold by the box or crate
• Wholesale-quality flowers at great value
• Produce sourced directly from local growers and market wholesalers
• Specialty food offerings to enjoy coffee, breakfast or lunch
• A unique market experience, normally closed to the public

Getting here:

Melbourne Market Super Saturdays are held at the Melbourne Market, 315 Cooper Street, Epping 3076. Please enter via Gate 1 on Produce Drive. 

Driving is recommended so you can make the most of buying produce by the box or crate. 

Parking flat fee $5.00 per vehicle, per day. Card payment only for Parking. 

This fee has been introduced to help improve your shopping experience. 

Payment Information:

• Individual traders will have varying payment options available. Cards and cash are accepted by most traders.
• Parking fee is by card payment only

What to bring:

Trolleys are very limited. We highly recommend bringing your own trolley, reusable bags, boxes or tubs to carry your purchases.

Facilities on site:

• Toilets
• Cafes and food vendors
• Seating areas
• Customer service point

Rules and expectations:

• Children must be supervised
• Hi-vis not required for public visitors
• No pets (unless assistance animals)

Accessibility:

The market is wheelchair accessible and offers accessible parking and toilet facilities. Aisles are pram friendly to help make your visit easier.

Super Saturdays Conditions of Entry can be found here and Car Park Terms & Conditions can be found here.

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