E Shed Markets

Been to better markets in or around perth. Seems very touristy. Okay for a stroll through but I wouldn't go out of my way for it

Good place to wander and look and the THAI massage lady is wonderful
Parking abit expensive through

The business is tough further ruin by Wilson Parking infringement, I will never go back again even the food is 5 star good.

Who expects to buy parking tickets at the markets? ! Spent money in the markets and come out to a $65 parking fine. Fremantle is so greedy for revenue raising its ridiculous!

Place needs a new fitout. The poor stall owners should also ask for free parking for an hour for there customers. Who ever running the management of E shed markets should take a good look at themselves and help the stall holders.

Going downhill. Needs new stalls. Coffee tasted good, but as with the Hot Chocolate was to full.we couldn't drink em.

Needs a big overhaul before it dies, such a shame for the loyal tenants who are very committed to the place.

Chaotic collection of bric a brac shops and random businesses. Hidden away in the old dock sheds near the Rottnest ferry.

The loud, awful music from the bar area drove us away.and smokers ignoring the no smoking signs didn't help! The coffee was okay.

Gone downhill doesn't begin to describe it. A grim shadow of its former self. I feel sorry for the tenants who are bravely hanging on. It can't be easy. Sadly, I think that weekend markets are dying out. A real shame.

Hadn't been there in many years. Very much antiques, touristy stuff, one clothes stall and bric-a-brac. Food court as well. Very different to the old days. Don't think I will be rushing back

Not a lot here unless you are into antiques or just like a trip down memory lane. For me it was only worth a couple of stars.
Just depends on your interest. It has lost its vibe since I was here 10 years ago.

Went there for a couple of beers and listen to some music but was told I had to buy a meal before I could purchase a drink. This place has gone down hill

Gr8 Pizzas at The Harbour Bar
New pop up shops so nice new things to buy.
Be careful of Parking Inspector he acts VERY FAST to give you a PARKING FINE. No leeway he stickers you b4 you can grab your ticket.
Apart from this a lovely Day by the wharf looking at surroundings

Not a huge choice at the food hall, a great bar available with Pizza and a Pint $20.
A lot of shops closed and $2.50 an hour for parking.

The E shed markets are quite average for food. It has limited unless you're into antiques and old collectables. A few other shops have bric-a-brac and Thai massage is available. On the plus side there is a licensed with alfresco seating at which you can enjoy the Ocean breeze and an alcoholic beverage. I have even seen live music. A cafe is also available for a lighter Beveridge. Easily accessible from the train station which also houses the bus depot.

I wasn't impressed by the offerings here. It reminded me of a large version of The Reject Shop. They have a lot of stores selling horrible Australiana trash, i.e. T-shirts, beer coolers, socks and hats with flags and brightly coloured kangaroos on them. Within the precinct there are a few antique stores and eating establishments. They aren't of high quite though. The food is like bad fish and chip shop grub and the antique store merchandise seems to be constituted items that were unsold at a local garage sale. I didn't love it.

Used to be fair better. There are barely any stalls left, any that are still there are much of a muchness. Plenty of places to buy plastic trinkets to remember your trip to Australia. Such a shame for a place with such heritage. Could be really good with a rejuvenate!

E shed is a great place to take clients to enjoy the community enjoy music eat dance have a great time out and be accepted

Yuck, please rip this place out and redo the whole food area. Had the worst service from a lady serving bubble tea. We feared food poisoning. A hygiene inspection needed.