E Shed Markets

At Kazoomies in E Shed Markets. Long mac is delicious. Wharfies breakfast is filling and scrumptious with lamb patty, bacon, spinach, two poached eggs, beetroot relish and light hollandaise on a sour bun - see photo.

The E shed Markets has lost its spark!
Although in a beautiful location, near the maritime museum, the Market is far for beautiful. I found the atmosphere to be down, the environment dirty, small over priced stalls, not a lot of virety!
The food court - well it looked so cheap and nasty I didn't eat there! Also you have to pay for parking, which I don't mind if the place I'm visiting is great, the E shed is not.
Wouldn't recommend visiting.

Handy market just near the wharf & railway.before you head into Freo; good for quick snack and/or beverage; lots of touristy stores too.and a few other typical market-type (aromarherapy; candy; woodwork; pottery; even an army disposal depot.no fresh goodies though like Freo Markets). Fine for those that love all that stuff!

Great place to find some Australian antiques. Food hall is better than most. You can get your food hall stuff and have a beer witch is great. I had a kabab there and it was good. Nice way to kill a Sunday afternoon.

Has not improved since I was last there, less shops and seems to becoming more of an Antique outlet!

E Shed Markets is OK for a meal and a few touristy trinkets, but after 20 minutes you've seen it.

You're much better off going to The Fremantle Markets in Market Street.

Really like seeing all the different stalls. Bought a few little things for good prices.

If you get the chance, have a wander down and have gander at all the stalls.

Pretty impressed. But feel more could be done to liven things up. Maybe a bit of local music or musician's and couple of different stalls.

I wanted a dairy free sorbet for my granddaughter.who has a severe. Allergy. Girl did not understand what I was talking about.told me All ice creams dairy free! I explained about ice-cream containing milk.she shrugged shoulders. I asked her if sorbet was dairy free. She said I Don't Know.so I said OK I'm not risking her life because You Don't Know.she went back to her phone and drink unconcerned. WHAT TERRIBLE SERVICE.

It was a goid market, but for indonesia tourist specialy for students who join the study tour iys cost realy expencive

A place to chill with a meal or coffee. A place you can find interesting things to buy. A must place to drop by when in Fremantle

Snazzy little markets, only complaint was the price of a packet of chips from one stall. Thought it said $3.50, but was actually $9.50 and were out of date.sadface sadface.

Venue was great, position by the wharf excellent, Nice people on the stalls, great music via a busker, limited stalls and food was not the best.

Lots of empty shops here, seems to indicate the high rents are killing many small stall holders, who have moved out.
It's a great spot that cries out for some worthy eateries, not the cheap and nasty lunchbar-style operators, who provide the rubbishy food here.
The place also needs some better quality businesses with better offerings than what is currently here.
There's only so many tacky souvenir shops and secondhand junky goods sellers one can cope with, before it all gets too much.

E-shed is the place to go if you want to buy some souvenir since the price is way cheaper compared to if you buy from Perth CBD. E-shed is actually a warehouse that houses several shops. However please note the E-shed is open only on Friday, Saturday & Sunday + selected public holiday.

This place opens only from Friday to Sunday, lots of souvenir and interesting gift shops around, also food court you can get cheaper meals, toilet facility as well, nice place for group outing.

The antique shops are the only thing worth looking at. These markets are tourist orientated. Bit boring

If your looking for souvenirs this is the perfect place to go plenty to choose from. Cheap as chips.