1. Bird's-eye view of a packed-out Grazeland at dusk.
    Photograph: i In The Sky Productions
  2. People eating barbecued meat skewers at Grazeland.
    Photograph: Supplied / Grazeland
  3. Roving performers.
    Photograph: Supplied / Grazeland
  4. Man and woman queuing up at a pink-hued stall at Grazeland.
    Photograph: Supplied / Grazeland

Grazeland

This permanent food precinct brings more than 50 different vendors to the West, with bars, live performers and a year-long seasonal events program
  • Things to do | Food and drink
  • Spotswood
Lauren Dinse
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Time Out says

Grazeland is Melbourne’s ultimate foodie playground, a permanent food vendor park located in Spotswood with views of the Yarra River and CBD skyline. It spans over 10,000 square metres and hosts more than 50 food purveyors peddling both sweet and savoury delights from across the globe, drinks bars, and two stages for live entertainment. From award-winning Italian wood-fired pizza and German hotdogs to Caribbean jerk chicken, Sri Lankan street food and freshly made Chinese dumplings, adventurous palates will be rewarded with the Grazeland’s vast and extensive offering. 

The attraction is open every weekend of the year across Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Entry is $4 per person, with kids under 12 admitted free. For more information, head to the website or check out what’s on this week at the events page.  

For more tasty eats, try searching for these top food trucks around Melbourne.

Details

Address
20 Booker Street
Spotswood
Melbourne
3015
Price:
$4
Opening hours:
Fri 5-10pm; Sat noon-10pm; Sun noon-9pm

What’s on

Winter Wonderland at Grazeland

Melbourne winters are made for slow-paced mornings, cosy pub sessions and – crucially – comfort food. Luckily, Spotswood's sprawling food and entertainment precinct Grazeland is leaning right into the season with a stacked calendar of winter events that'll keep us warm from June through August. Just five kilometres from the CBD, Grazeland is transforming into a winter playground complete with falling snow, festive lights, live music, major sporting events and one seriously good-value meal deal. Families visiting during the school holidays can expect plenty to keep the kids entertained. The precinct will be decked out for Christmas in July, with twinkling lights, festive food and a whole heap of holiday vibes. As the sun goes down, Winter Lights will illuminate the venue, while a snow machine will blanket parts of the market in flurries of actual snow. If your ideal weekend involves cheering on your team with good food in hand, Grazeland has that covered too. Throughout winter, the venue will screen FIFA World Cup 2026 matches live alongside AFL and NRL games, making it an easy spot to settle in with friends over street food, mulled wine or a local beer. Live entertainment is also on the cards every weekend. Highlights include a Mauritian feature band on Sunday, June 21, a Latin music night with Sorbo Amplio on Saturday, July 4, comedy-meets-live-music act Geed Up Band on Saturday, August 8, and a Middle Eastern celebration on Saturday, August 22, complete with live music,...
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