Exploring the Fremantle Markets Food Hall

The food hall at Fremantle Markets is a sensory overload in the best possible way. The smell of fresh cooking, the sizzle of grills, the vibrant colours of food from around the world — it's a food lover's paradise. Here's your guided tour.

First Stop: Muffle Bubble Waffles

Start your food hall journey at Muffle. Our bubble waffle iron is right there, filling the air with the sweet aroma of freshly baking batter. Watch as our team pours the batter, closes the special iron, and creates the iconic honeycomb pattern.

What to order:

• First visit? The Classic ($16)
• Chocoholic? Nutella Oreo ($17)
• Adventurous? Daifuku ($17)
• In a hurry? A waffle cone ($7) is perfect for walking

The Street Food Stalls

After your waffle, explore the street food stalls:

Turkish Gozleme

Watch as the gozleme makers roll out dough, fill it with spinach and cheese, and cook it on a traditional griddle. It's mesmerising and delicious.

German Sausages

Authentic bratwurst, hot off the grill, served with sauerkraut and mustard. A market classic.

Asian Street Food

Dumplings, noodles, and curries from various Asian food stalls. Quick, fresh, and great value.

Fresh Seafood

Being a port city, Fremantle has incredible seafood. The market stalls serve fresh fish, prawns, and more.

Fresh Produce Section

Beyond the prepared food, the Markets have an excellent fresh produce section. Seasonal fruit, vegetables, and artisanal products from across WA.

Drinks

Pair your food with:

• Fresh juices from the produce stalls
• Coffee from market cafes
• A Muffle thick shake — vanilla, chocolate, coffee, caramel, matcha, or strawberry

Tips for Navigating the Food Hall

• Start at Muffle — the waffle queue gets longer later in the day
• Walk the whole hall first before deciding what to eat
• Share portions — that way you can try more
• Go early or late — midday is peak
• Follow your nose — the best stalls often have the longest queues

The Atmosphere

What makes the food hall special isn't just the food — it's the atmosphere. Live music on weekends, passionate vendors, locals and tourists mingling, and the beautiful Victorian-era Heritage Hall surrounding it all.

Come explore — we're inside Fremantle Markets, Thursday to Sunday!