Central Market Food Tour

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It’s known as the best food market in the country, a one-stop destination to sample and procure the freshest South Australian cuisine. Although the Adelaide Central Market is not so big as to be unmanageable, a friendly and knowledgeable local guide can quickly leads you to its many highlights, with opportunities to taste world-class cheeses, ice-cream, produce, seafood, meats, and best of all, local indigenous bush tukka. Bring a bag to stock up on treats.

Length of Trip : Tours range from 45 minutes to 2.5 hours.

Cost :
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Best time to go : Tours run year round

Wheelchair friendly : Yes

Family friendly : Yes

Where to eat :
At the market, of course! After sampling delicious produce and products, grab something to eat at one of food stalls! I hear the paella is particularly good. A 3 hour lunch tour is also available.

Official Site :
https://www.ausfoodtours.com
https://adelaidecentralmarket.com.au

Where to Stay :
In Adelaide, we recommend our partner the Oaks Hotels, either downtown at the central Oaks Embassy: or in lovely Glenelg at the Oaks Plaza Pier on the beachfront.

Getting There :
The Adelaide Central Market is located in the heart of the Adelaide CBD and is easy to get to by tram, bus, car, bike or foot. The Address is 44-60 Gouger Street. Tours meet at the market.

Note from Robin :
Since we're obsessed with unique experiences, don't miss Something Wild, Australia’s first national indigenous native greens and game wholesaler. In the display case are cuts of fresh kangaroo, camel, crocodile, emu, open range boar, magpie goose and venison. Heck, there’s even a sampler kebab for sale, with duck thrown in for good measure. You can ask for a sampler plate, and taste the wild flavours of the green ants.