I returned to Eat St for a social event recently for the first time since circa 2014. It’s definitely grown and there’s quite the carnival atmosphere. I do think the entry fee is a bit much given it is just a market where you pay for everything anyway but I assume there are costs to recover for the live music, cleaning & facilities. I will say it is very popular and sure draws the crowds - pretty impressive for 50+ shipping containers fitted out into food stalls in what was an old abandoned docking site in Hamilton/Portside. Per the advertising “You’ll find everything from pork dumplings to Japanese pizzas, classic burgers to Korean sliders, Aussie fish and chips to snails in garlic and parsley butter sauce, and vegan brownies to cheesecake sundaes.. It has all the buzz of an Asian night market with live music to boot”. The food & tasty treats are indeed plentiful, with so much on offer. We had a large group and had our own container down the back overlooking the river and could go for a walk to get food & drinks and bring it back to our area. It’s a bit of a maze - I entered from the ‘Hello’ entry point snd it took me a while to figure out what was where. There is lots of parking but they sure need it!

First time visiting for us and we loved the concept of being able to try different types of food in the one place. Bring your wallet with you though as most dished are between $12-$15 each. We tried the salt & pepper calamari, octopus on a stick, bao buns, oysters and brownies for desert. The venue is licensed but drinks are not cheap. We got there about 4.30 so got a table on the river which was nice to look at. Live entertainment, seemed to be plenty of parking (we ubered). Great sport for large groups and kids.

Thoroughly enjoyed my trip to Eat Street. The Website gives a great overview and the map helps planning. Was told it was one of the busiest Fridays and long queues to get in so advice is get there early to get parking and a table. Food was good for a fast food venue and a huge selection of food outlet.

Amazing place. Had such a great time. Well worth going. I'm going again I loved it that much. Loads of great food and drink places. Don't make the mistake of filling up at the first eating place when there's a queue, grab little bites and sample everything. Bradley MaCaw was playing on the main stage. He was amazing. Fantastic night for 6 dollars. Definitely recommend. This should be number 1 in the things to do 😍

After seeing Eat Street online my friend and I thought we’d visit. When we walked in we were totally shocked by the whole place! It was huge!! There were so many incredible food options and a lot of entertainment too, including live singers and dancers! You must enter this place very hungry!

This place is colourful and vibrant. Went on a Friday evening arriving around 7pm, took a stroll around to see what was on offer. Opted for a pork belly meal & a glass of wine from another vendor, pork was lovely. Son had a burger which was OK. There were different musicians singing which was great to listen to. Theres a container selling things for dogs which I loved. No cash accepted to get in, which was marginally disappointing as its only $6 per person to enter, however all the vendors inside accept cash. Very crowded place however, good vibe but lots of people.

We went to Eat Street Northshore in Brisbane on Friday. There is something for everyone. Plenty of different eateries from all over the world. There were several bands playing and a lot of people. Entry is $6 and we prepaid before going. A QR code was sent to the phone and it was shown to gain entry. Well worth a visit if you are in the Brisbane area.

Headed out to Eat Street, as recommended by a friend. Interesting, $6 entry fee but well worth it. Different sections catering for difference in live entertainment, all sorts of "street food" to cater for just about everyone. Clean, and simple fun.