Food tours in Sydney

The best Sydney Fish Market and food tours

The new Sydney Fish Market's own tours, Surry Hills food walks with 6 to 8 tastings and a matcha and pastry walk with a ferry: here is how to eat your way around Sydney, with honest advice on what you really taste, menus that change on the day and getting your money back.

By the Things to Do in Sydney editorial team 4 tours compared Prices checked 25 October 2026

See our 4 picks
A seafood platter with prawns, oysters, crayfish and smoked salmon
Short answer

The best Sydney Fish Market tour is the market's own tour, “Taste of Sydney Fish Market”, at the new market in Blackwattle Bay. For a guided food walk, Surry Hills tours with 6 to 8 tastings start from €70. The top-rated one costs from €101, with local wines.

Our 4 Sydney food tours

None of these visits the Fish Market: they are food walks in Surry Hills and by the harbour. Only the first has many reviews; the others have one or none yet.

Sydney food tours compared

Sydney food tours compared
TourFromDurationWhat you tasteWho it suitsWhy we picked it
Surry Hills food tour with 8 tastings and local wines 4.6 (99)€101
per person
3–3.5 hours6+ dishes, local winesA first food tourThe most-reviewed food walk we list: 4.6 from 99 reviews.
Street food tour with 6 tastings and a drink 1.0 (1)€89
per person
3 hours6 tastings, 1 craft beer or ginger beerGroups who want a set list of foodsRated 1.0 from a single review so far, too few to judge. Special diets can be arranged when you book.
Taste of Sydney: 7 street food tastingsNew, no reviews yet€70
per person
3 hours7 tastings, no drinksBudget food fansNew on GetYourGuide, no rating yet. The cheapest Surry Hills walk. Not for vegans or people with gluten intolerance.
Matcha and pastries walk with a ferry rideNew, no reviews yet€48
per person
3 hoursPastries, 1 matcha, ferry fareAdults who like coffee shops more than big mealsNew on GetYourGuide, no rating yet. The cheapest pick, for up to 10 people, adults only.
  • Surry Hills food tour with 8 tastings and local wines

    €101 per person3–3.5 hours 4.6 (99)

    Details
    What you taste
    6+ dishes, local wines
    Who it suits
    A first food tour
    Why we picked it
    The most-reviewed food walk we list: 4.6 from 99 reviews.
  • Street food tour with 6 tastings and a drink

    €89 per person3 hours 1.0 (1)

    Details
    What you taste
    6 tastings, 1 craft beer or ginger beer
    Who it suits
    Groups who want a set list of foods
    Why we picked it
    Rated 1.0 from a single review so far, too few to judge. Special diets can be arranged when you book.
  • Taste of Sydney: 7 street food tastings

    €70 per person3 hoursNew, no reviews yet

    Details
    What you taste
    7 tastings, no drinks
    Who it suits
    Budget food fans
    Why we picked it
    New on GetYourGuide, no rating yet. The cheapest Surry Hills walk. Not for vegans or people with gluten intolerance.
  • Matcha and pastries walk with a ferry ride

    €48 per person3 hoursNew, no reviews yet

    Details
    What you taste
    Pastries, 1 matcha, ferry fare
    Who it suits
    Adults who like coffee shops more than big meals
    Why we picked it
    New on GetYourGuide, no rating yet. The cheapest pick, for up to 10 people, adults only.
  • Group size: the matcha walk takes up to 10. The Surry Hills food tour offers a small group. The others do not say.
  • None of the 4 includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
  • All 4 offer free cancellation.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 25 October 2026. Prices are “from” prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

Sydney Fish Market tours and when to go

Yes, Sydney Fish Market runs its own tours. They include the “Taste of Sydney Fish Market” tour, and the Sydney Seafood School runs cooking classes. The market's page gives no price or times, so book with the market.

The new market at Blackwattle Bay opened on 19 January 2026. It is open every day from 7:00 to 22:00, but each shop sets its own hours.

On weekdays, parking is free if you enter after 15:00 and leave by 17:00.

Sydney food walks in Surry Hills

Three of our four food tours walk through Surry Hills. They take about 3 hours and cost from €70 to €101.

Secret Food Tours in Surry Hills

Secret Food Tours runs the top-rated walk. It starts at 1 Oxford Street and serves wine with the food. The menu can change with the season and the places that are open.

Taste of Sydney: seven street food tastings

This walk serves seven tastings from cafes and small places on Crown Street. Drinks are not included. It is not for vegans or people with gluten intolerance.

A matcha and pastry walk by the harbour

For something lighter, the matcha walk serves pastries and one matcha instead of a meal. It starts at the Museum of Sydney.

The ferry from Circular Quay to Barangaroo is included. You then walk to Darling Harbour and see street art on the way.

Want dinner on the water instead? Compare our Sydney cruise dinner picks. For a drink after a food walk, see our Sydney brewery tours and pub crawls.

Tips for Sydney food tours

  1. Tell them about your diet

    Contact the tour before the day. The street food tour can arrange vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free food when you book.

  2. Check the drinking age

    The street food tour serves alcohol only to guests aged 21 and up, as its listing says. A ginger beer is the other choice.

  3. Wear good shoes

    All four are walking tours of about 3 hours.

  4. If your plans change

    All four have free cancellation, as listed on GetYourGuide.

Sydney Fish Market and food tours: questions and answers

Does the Sydney Fish Market do tours?

Yes. Its own tours include “Taste of Sydney Fish Market”, and the Sydney Seafood School runs classes. The market's page lists no prices or times.

When is Sydney Fish Market open?

Every day from 7:00 to 22:00. Each shop sets its own hours.

Is it worth visiting the Sydney Fish Market?

It is a new market: it opened at Blackwattle Bay on 19 January 2026. It is easy to reach on the L1 light rail, and it runs its own tours.

Which Sydney Fish Market should I go to?

The new one at Blackwattle Bay, which opened on 19 January 2026.

How do I get to Sydney Fish Market?

Take the L1 light rail to the Wentworth Park stop. A ferry wharf is planned but not open yet.

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