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WELCOMING AEGEAN PANTRY TO THE MARKETS
A little slice of the Mediterranean has arrived at the Markets
WELCOMING AEGEAN PANTRY TO THE MARKETS
A little slice of the Mediterranean has arrived at the Markets with the opening of Aegean Pantry.
Part café, part gourmet grocer, Aegean Pantry is packed with Mediterranean flavours, fresh eats and shelves full of delicious discoveries. Whether you're stopping in for a morning coffee, a leisurely lunch or stocking up your pantry, there's something to tempt every food lover.
The menu features fresh salads, sandwiches and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, while the grocery section is filled with imported oils, specialty ingredients and gourmet products sourced from across the region.
And then there's the gelato. Already proving a hit with visitors, the range includes unique flavours such as lavender white chocolate, alongside a selection of classic favourites.
Aegean Pantry is the latest addition to the growing food scene at Fyshwick Markets, offering visitors another reason to make a day of their visit.
LIVE MUSIC AT THE MARKETS
Join us for live music every Saturday and Sunday.
LIVE MUSIC AT THE MARKETS
Join us for live music at the Markets on Saturdays and Sundays. We encourage you to visit the Markets and support these local musicians.
June
Saturday 6 June: Leila
Sat 13 June - Alopi
Sat 20 June - Craig Williams
Sun 21 June - Divine Devilles
Sat 27 June - Craig Williams
Sun 28 June - Sally Davis
July
Sat 4 July - Craig Williams
Sun 5 July - Divine Devilles
Sat 11 July - Craig Williams
Sun 12 July - Sally Davis
Sat 18 July - Ben Drysdale
Sun 19 July - Divine Devilles
Sat 25 July - JD Band
Sun 26 July - Divine Devilles
August
Sat 1 Aug - Ben Drysdale
Sun 2 Aug - JD Band
Sat 8 Aug - Sally Davis
Sun 9 Aug - JD Band
Sat 15 Aug - Sally Davis
Sun 16 Aug - JD Band (duo)
Sat 22 Aug - Ben Drysdale
Sun 23 Aug - Divine Devilles
Sat 29 Aug - JD Band (duo)
Sun 30 Aug - Divine Devilles
What’s In Season
Take a look at What’s In Season this month at the Markets!
What’s In Season
FRUIT
Pineapples, mangoes and white grapes are the standouts this week, and make the most of Sumo mandarins while they last.
PINEAPPLES
Eating beautifully at the moment. Sugar pineapples are our pick, but this may be their last week.
MANGOES
Plenty of good options, with both R2E2s and Kensington Prides available. The KPs are eating particularly well.
AVOCADOS
The Western Australian Hass season is now underway.
GRAPES
The Australian grape season has begun, with Aussie white grapes now available.
ORANGES
Great value at the moment.
MANDARINS
Still eating beautifully. Sumos are our pick, although there may only be another week or two left in the season. They’ve quickly become a favourite - consistently juicy and full of flavour.
LIMES
Prices are starting to come back down.
BERRIES
Good availability across the range.
WATERMELON
Becoming more available, although prices are still on the higher side.
PASSIONFRUIT
Limited availability at the moment.
ROCKMELON & HONEYDEW
Both are currently in limited supply.
STONE FRUIT
The season hasn’t quite kicked off yet, but we’re expecting more to start arriving over the next couple of weeks.
VEGETABLES
Dutch carrots, fennel and Lebanese cucumbers are the best buys this week. Fennel is half last week's price. Local and direct from the grower: mushrooms, hydro lettuce, silverbeet. Local sugar snaps and snow peas.
DUTCH CARROTS
Exceptional value at the moment.
ASPARAGUS
Right at its peak, with excellent quality and great value.
FENNEL
Great value, with prices around half of what they were last week.
LEBANESE CUCUMBERS
Prices have almost halved, making them great value.
MINI CUCUMBERS
Very popular at the moment.
BROCCOLI
Good value and quality.
HYDROPONIC EGGPLANTS
Prices are starting to come down.
LETTUCE
Good quality across the range.
SNAP & SNOW PEAS
Local supply is limited, but the quality is exceptional.
ZUCCHINIS
A little harder to come by at the moment.
BASIL
Supply is slowly starting to pick back up.
FLOWERS
A great time of year for flowers, with plenty in season. Waratahs, wax flower and local ranunculus are the picks, while it’s the last week for daffodils and jonquils. Cooler days also mean perfect conditions for keeping flowers fresh at home.
WARATAHS
In season now. A little more expensive, but beautiful and long-lasting.
WAX FLOWER
In season and looking beautiful.
DAFFODILS & JONQUILS
Last week of the season. Great value, so enjoy them while they’re here.
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