The Latvian Lunchroom

A great place to visit while you’re in Adelaide. It has everything you need from veggies, fruits, to bakery items, cheese, coffee beans, wine, and many more. Well, you won’t find clothes here. But the market covers all your hunger needs. It’s two storey. The place has ample enough parking with a paid parking near by. Just because it’s a street market don’t expect cheap products. The items are of great quality too. It’s a good place to go if you wish to spend your Friday night having a bit of a walk.

Amazing place for fresh produce. Love how the coffee in the market and the variety of beans sold here. There are some seats for dinning and some wait may be required on Saturdays when it gets crowded. Do take note that the market is closed on Sunday and Monday. Easy to get lost in the market if you don't know how to navigate. Try to look at the ceiling at both ends which tells you which avenue you are about to shop at.

When I travelled in S.A, the Adelaide Central Market is one of my favorite places to visit. The building of the market is quite historical. Unlike the normal impression towards the market is wet and messy, the Central Market is clean and tidy. It has different stalls selling a wide range of products like fresh meat & poultry, vegetables & fruits, seafood, bakery, chocolates, cheese, etc. If you are a food lover, you may feel that is the place to go as it has different kind of food stalls, cafes and restaurants. 😊

Plenty of carpark spaces. There's lift, stairs and escalator to go down to ground level. Many vegetables and fruits stalls here and they all look so fresh indeed. There's butcher, stalls that sells chocolates, cheese and dairy products, seafood stall. There is also a stall that sells turkish delight as well. A number of eateries to choose from if you ever get hungry. I saw a lot of meet up with friends and relatives in the market probably because it's the start of weekend.