Neighbourgoods Market is a food market in Woodstock, Cape Town.
Editorially verified September 26, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Skip the car on Saturday, since the market takes over the Mill's parking; secure parking opposite at the College of Cape Town costs R10.
Private tour · 4 hours
Explore the vibrant street art of Woodstock, Cape Town, on a guided walking tour. Discover the stories behind the murals and enjoy a taste of local Cape Malay cuisine.
Guided tour · 2 hours
See an eclectic, ever-evolving mix of street art from top international street artists on a guided walking tour in Woodstock. Enjoy a local's perspective on the cultur...
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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.
Address: 373-375 Albert Road, Woodstock, Cape Town
Bay Harbour Market fills a revamped fish factory in the working Hout Bay harbour near Cape Town every Friday to Sunday, with craft stalls and food vendors.
TipUrban Brewing Company's taproom is right next door, so pair a market lunch with a fresh pint.
Mojo Market is an indoor food hall on Regent Road in Sea Point, Cape Town, open 365 days a year with free entry, food stalls, bars and live music.
TipFood stalls and bars close together, at 22:00 from Sunday to Thursday and 23:00 on Friday and Saturday, so order before then.
Makers Landing is the V&A Waterfront's food business incubator and market at the Cape Town cruise terminal, where select vendors trade daily.
TipAsk a vendor about the Kitchen Incubator, a six month programme run with Stellenbosch University's LaunchLab for young food brands.
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.
