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Harris Farm Markets: West End

4 June 2021 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

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Image Credit: J&A Photography, Harris Farm Markets

Harris Farm Markets have opened in West Village, West End. The grocery shop is stocked with ample fresh fruit and vegetables, a butcher, fishmonger, bakery and deli section. You’ll be tempted by all of the international and local artisanal products.

Harris Farm Markets West End features:

  • baked goods courtesy by Danny’s Boulangerie (aka Danny’s Bread)
  • fresh flowers
  • Maleny Dairy and Barambah Organics milk on tap
  • Grind your own coffee beans by Lund Coffee
  • Pour your own local honey from Gold Coast BioSota
  • Nut butters including almond, peanut and cashew
  • Amazing range of plant-based and vegan products

You might know the location as the ground floor of the 1920s Peters Ice Cream Building. The shop is spread across 1800 square metres with over 500 cheeses and over 500 fruit and vegetables.

Harris Farm Markets are stockists for Inside Out oat milk, Bite Me Fine Foods, Golden Falafel, Suzy Spoon, The Green Lion, Vegilcious Kitchen, Wildy Good, Salumi, Kailla Pure Foods and more. Local products include Sol Breads, Roza’s Sauces, CJ’s Pasta, My Berries, Madders Brother’s Patisserie and Woggoon Farm honey.

Harris Farm Markets West End showcases produce from over 320 Queensland growers and is well worth a visit, but take lots of shopping bags.

About Harris Farm Markets West End

Since 1971 when David & Cathy Harris opened their first store in Villawood, we’ve believed in something greater than just selling fresh food. We’ve believed in nature itself. The land, the sea, the air, the elements. It’s a remarkable thing. It brings families together, supports communities, and gives farmers a means. It offers nutrients to our bodies, and joy to our taste buds.

At Harris Farm Markets, we don’t just respect it, we’re driven by it. Our prices, our produce, our specials– all determined by nature. It enriches everyone and everything.

Which is exactly why we’re doing our best to make it all it can be. From sustainable initiatives like Imperfect Picks, to showing love for local farmers and producers, we believe that all our actions can make a real, positive difference.

And we believe that moving with nature isn’t just better for the environment. It’s better for our customers too. ‘Cos sometimes nature sees fit to provide us with a bounty of blueberries. And we think that’s pretty special – so we put them on special!

Better tasting produce from sustainable suppliers. Bigger value from unexpectedly bigger harvests. More variety from truly seasonal conditions. The highest quality which can only come from years of experience and a close relationship with farmers and their land.

For over 50 years we’ve remained 100% family-owned and operated. We’re 26 (and counting) stores across Sydney and NSW and home to around 3,000 wonderful employees all with a common purpose, to reconnect Aussies with the joy of food. It’s this purpose that sees us continue to bring the best that nature has to offer to you our customers each day. Because we stand for more than just the good food we sell. We’re for the greater goodness.

Harris Farm Markets website: harrisfarm.com.au

Address: 19 Wilson St, West End, West End

Filed Under: Shop Tagged With: Brisbane, groceries, shop, West End

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