Places to sit but no table service.

Yes, it’s the very last stop in the ferry route.

This is on their website under conditions of entry. Patrons are welcome to bring their dog as long as it is people friendly, on a short leash and able to be carried if the patron chooses to enter congested areas. As Eat Street can be quite crowded at certain times and in certain areas, it may be stressful for some animals and we strongly suggest you consider the welfare of your pet before attending our venue. Guide dogs are always permitted. Dogs must be well behaved and kept under control at all times. Dogs are not allowed to sit on furniture or jump onto tables. Dogs must not be fed whilst on the property. No animals are permitted in any food preparation areas. No animals are allowed on any "artificial turfed" areas within our venue. Any animal showing signs of aggression will be removed from the property immediately. The Patron accompanying the animal will be liable for any injury, loss, or damage caused by the dog if it misbehaves whilst at Eat Street. One animal per Patron.

Yes and they have parking helpers to guide you in too. We have never had a problem getting a park.

Reccommend using uber

Have a look around first. I got a burger that was quite small, Indian curry puffs, calamari and a small hot dog. The smaller options are available you just need to look around. I was happy with all my smaller options. No "sample" size though.

Approximately 8 kms definitely worth going 😊

Eat Street markets are, at present, only open from 4pm to 10pm on Friday and Saturday nights - as it is summer it is probably best to go after 6pm

I have seen people with dogs in the there but it is really busy so if your dog doesnt like loud noises or crowds dont do it

I believe it all depends on the size of lot you wish to hire for the cost on the stall. They have an enquiry app on their website for prospective vendors so I would look at sending some information through and they would be able to give you all the information you need.