Southern Farmers Market

The stores were closed on Sunday however, the farmers’ market was opened. Even when it was not the best weather, this place was crowded. There was life music, amazing home made goods and a lot of street foods. Stand out was Wild Yeast Bakery with excellent artisanal European breads like focaccia, baguettes… if I was living here, I would have come every week to get what I need for the week because this is the best bakery in New Zealand so far. The baker and staff work at the booth were friendly and helpful. Please come to taste the danishes there.

I was amazed at the number of different crafted items and cuisien on offer I reckon the individual stall holders have set the bar very, very high, for themselves There are plenty of tables for one to sit at and chow down on treats while being entertained live music Don't be shy. eat and listen Their is no karaoke hard sell going on at all ....

It's definitely happening, although it's a very small market, there are a lot of customers. There are about 15 food stalls, 5 craft stalls, a veggie seller, a plant seller, honey stall, etc. They have live music too. The bun and siumay is the highlight, the garlic chilli sauce was so good.

Small but very local farmer produce. Nice little eatery stalls, fair prices.

Nice little market, around 20-25 stalls. Mostly the usual farmers market fare: veggies, honey, soap/skincare, plants, etc. A few food stalls at the end, plus a mini food truck court with three or four trucks. Come hungry!