Makers Landing is a food market in V&A Waterfront, Cape Town.
Editorially verified September 26, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Ask a vendor about the Kitchen Incubator, a six month programme run with Stellenbosch University's LaunchLab for young food brands.
Guided tour · 4h 30m
Explore the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town on a guided walking tour. Learn about the history of the city, discover the best shopping spots, and enjoy a wine and food tasting.
3 hours
Discover the flavors of Africa with a Pan-African cooking class in Cape Town. Explore a local market, prepare authentic dishes, and enjoy a meal with a glass of wine or juice.
Guided tour · 2 hours
Explore Cape Town’s city center on a guided walking tour. Visit jewelry shops, explore art galleries, and browse a local market for unique souvenirs.
Address: Cruise Terminal, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town 8001
Oranjezicht City Farm Market gathers over 80 artisanal food traders at the V&A Waterfront every weekend in Cape Town, plus a Wednesday night market.
TipThe Saturday market runs year round from 08:00 and Sunday from 08:30; only the Wednesday night market pauses in June and July.
Blue Bird Garage Food and Goods Market fills an old postal aeroplane hangar in Muizenberg every Thursday and Friday evening south of Cape Town.
TipThere is a play area for children, so it works as a family evening out rather than just a date-night market.
Cape Town Market in Epping is the wholesale fresh produce floor that supplies most of Cape Town, open to the public in the early morning hours.
TipGo before 7am to watch the floor at full pace; register at the information office with ID to buy inside the covered hall.
Hout Bay Village Market, the relaunched Lions craft market first held in 1987, gathers craft and food stalls at Mainstream Park in Hout Bay on Sundays.
TipCheck the market's page before driving out in winter; it pauses for the coldest months each year.
Muizenberg Flea Market fills Sunrise Circle every Sunday with over 300 stalls selling samosas, koesisters, mielies and bric-a-brac near Cape Town's coast.
TipTry the mielies in a cup from R10, and carry some cash, though most stalls also take cards through a card machine.
Oranjezicht City Farm Market gathers over 80 artisanal food traders at the V&A Waterfront every weekend in Cape Town, plus a Wednesday night market.
TipThe Saturday market runs year round from 08:00 and Sunday from 08:30; only the Wednesday night market pauses in June and July.
Neighbourgoods Market has filled the Old Biscuit Mill in Woodstock, Cape Town every Saturday since 2006, with food and design stalls and a Sunday market too.
TipSkip the car on Saturday, since the market takes over the Mill's parking; secure parking opposite at the College of Cape Town costs R10.
