Who would have thought that a fish market would be a major tourist attraction especially in a city such as Sydney that has a lot to offer. But a major attraction it is, situated near the Anzac Bridge and of course right on the waters edge. The market complex is very large with most of the area devoted to retail... More

We visited the Sydney Fish Market on a Saturday at about 12pm, good timing to settle our lunch. The seafood looks fresh with Oysters selling at about A$10 - A$15 for a dozen. Even if the fresh market is filled with raw seafood, the place is clean and pleasant to visit. For lunch, you can purchase the cooked seafood at... More

Sydney Fish markets is always busy, but the tourist only ever see the normal retail side. Very early in the morning the wholesale auctions are done, all the real business is carried out then.And as a tourist you can also go, contact the markets for times and dates, you can learn to cook fish is a really wonderful kitchen at... More

This is strictly a place to eat or buy fresh seafood. You do not have the opportunity to see the boats come in or be unloaded. There are many restaurants and seafood markets with good prices. There is also an outdoor eating area on the bay. so, you can purchase your meal from one of the many restaurants and take... More

I have been before a few years ago and had forgotten what the Sydney Fish Market was like! A great place to go to sample some fresh seafood and of course buy for later. There are many different stores where you can buy to take home and there are quite a few food stores that cook fresh for you to... More

I was staying near Darling Harbor and strolled over to the market one day and it was amazing. It was not only the seafood available but the hustle and bustle of the place that was fun. The seafood that I had that day was in keeping with what we expect here in Pacific NW part of US. I would highly... More

This is a busy thriving fish market that doubles as a hugely popular lunchtime spot. Don't go by car as the parking is difficult and expensive. Get a lift from a friend with a boat like we did Or if you are not so lucky then go by water taxi. A good stroll around the fascinating displays of fish and... More

This must be Sydney's biggest missed opportunity. From a tourists perspective, to walk there from darling harbour requires Harry Potter skills to get there. Poorly signposted all the way. If you do manage to get there you will rejoice on the selection of seafood, but vomit at the toilet smells as you walk through the back car park. The seafood... More

If you want to know about what happens behind the scenes at the Fish Market this tour is well worthwhile.Our Tour Guide had a very good knowledge of the operation and the species of fish which the market handles.The tour takes you through the bidding area and onto the floor of the market for a first hand experience. The tour... More