I think this place is neat and the staff pleasant but they really need to make sure their fruit is…read moreeatable as I am getting bit sick of throwing out fruit that looks good but is actually not fresh and taste awful and in the long run costing me more than what a supermarket would charge. No point being a bit cheaper if product bad to eat. Many of their fruits are piled too high, thus causing bruising.

If you want fresh fruit and veg at great prices, this is the best place in Adelaide. Worth the…read moredrive, they're even making fresh pizzas too! After 5 the pizzas are hot, Try the Malaka it's awesome

'Yay! I'm a fan.'…read more With all this fresh fruit and fresh vegetables available I don't understand how some people would rather choose junk food. You're crazy! Adelaide Fresh Fruiterers are well known for having exceptionally great produce, and I would have to say that I agree with them. I love this store. It's a pretty large store, and everything is always displayed so well. Before you even walk into the store you get to see all the different fruits displayed outside. Everything is so colourful, it's almost hard to resist grabbing the reddest apple you can find and just sinking your teeth into it. Great customer service, affordable prices and fresh produce.

Forget crappy supermarket "fresh' fruit and veggies - isn't there a law against false advertising -…read moreAdelaide Fresh is the place to go for really fresh fruit and veggies. I just couldn't wait to sink my teeth into an apple, straight from the Adelaide Hills, which had me reaching for a Kleenex, juice was literally running down my chin it was that fresh! And the range of apples. What a delight to be re-acquainted with good old fashioned species, along with new ones I'd not heard of before. And before I get totally carried away on just Apples (I'm an Apple 'nerd') I should mention that Adelaide Fresh carry a huge range of seasonal fruits and veggies. The majority of their range is locally grown and produced. But if you reach, as I did without looking properly, for something which is imported, one of the friendly staff will tell you 'it's from China' - oh so good to be alerted to that fact and re-directed to organic Australian grown produce (just for the record garlic was the product in question). As if seriously fresh fruit and veggies wasn't enough, they also carry a good range of natural, organic raw honey. It's not the most extensive range I've seen but certainly large enough to keep the Pooh Bears of us happy, and also my dog who's on natural honey for her allergies. Yep, honey is fantastic for your pooches too. Added to the temptation in this one stop shop, well almost unless you're a carnivore, is a large variety of nuts and other tasty delights. Along with fresh herbs, complete in many cases with their roots still attached. Forget the poor forlorn, sad little bunches smothered in plastic sans their roots, these are the real Mccoy - you just have to smell them. My partner claims the Prospect Store is better but as I haven't as yet sampled their delights, I can only speak about the Fulham Gardens shop. Being in a small shopping center, there' plenty of parking available so it's easy to load the car up after a delightful time wandering around Adelaide Fresh. Last but definitely not least, the shop itself is a delight. No loud muzac or announcements assaulting your ear drums whilst you're browsing. And the staff are very friendly and helpful. They'll answer even the dumbest of questions with a smile and don't mind you snatching at an apple seconds after it's been scan! So do your taste buds and your health a favor and try Adelaide Fresh it really does live up to it's name.

Before the entry into the main German Town in Hahndorf sits a large Vegetable Market. I am a big…read moresupporter of purchasing my fruit and veg from local sources. At the Hahndorf Vegetable Garden they try their best to source all of their stock from local suppliers. This family business has grown over the years. They recently refurbished the store and made it a lot larger and offer many more products. It has almost turned into a small supermarket. They stock flours, pastas, sauces, rices, everything you need really. If you want to avoid the big supermarket chains, this is your one stop shop now. The only thing they don't stock is toilet paper, toothpaste, cleaning fluids and the like. All of the produce I have purchased from here have been fresh and have lasted a long time. I sometimes find when I purchase vegetables from the Supermarket they spoil fast. I would like to point out the best produce that I have found at this store is the fruit. In particular the stone fruit when it is in season. You can smell the fruit when you walk in the store. My father always taught me that if your fruit smells good, it will generally taste good. And so far that theory has proven to be correct. So if you are in the hills and need a fruit fix, check it out!

This is a great small business which is growing every time we go there. As a second destination…read morewhen the central markets are too much effort, Hahndorf Veggie Garden delivers fresh fruit, veggies and herbs, small-goods, meat, dairy, bread, coffee etc at good prices. Being in the hills, it's convenient for us and has all our favourite hills brands so we visit at least once every month or so; but we have friends who venture up from the burbs to get bulk veggies. They also sell lump charcoal, plants, and have a baked good section out the front. Worth a visit, and while you're up there, grab some local Adelaide Hills wine from one of the wineries nearby.

Tony and Mark's Newton is a fantastic spot for fresh produce and various other items. The staff are…read morewelcoming and usually greet you when you see them. Besides fresh produce, the store offers flowers, a large variety of cheese, some small goods, frozen fruit for smoothies, and healthy snack choices. During Mother's Day and the Christmas season, the store becomes a busy center where many people shop for different products, so it's wise to plan your visit or come early to skip long lines. I strongly recommend the fresh fruits and vegetables; they are excellent.

So nice to be able to buy good quality fruit and vegetables from a tidy shop and cheerful staff…read more Thank you.

Veg Out offers a huge range of fresh fruit and vegetables, and they are remarkably inexpensive,…read moreespecially given the quality of their produce. They go well beyond being a veggie store though, also having a full range of delicatessen goods, including what is possibly the most spectacular ham off the bone I've found yet. Try their Barossa 'Spiral' off the bone ham, it's to die for. Bargains include chicken wings for $2.49 a kilo (that's the everyday price - if they have them on special they're under two bucks) and roast chickens for $6. We get to Victor a couple of times a month at least, and I do a fair bit of my weekly shopping there when we do. Staff are friendly, but the produce is the star here.

Staff can be rude and not very helpful. Prices are fairly expensive compared to supermarket just…read moreover the road

The Olde Apple Shed is pretty much exactly what it says it is. It's a shed that they sell apples…read moreout of. You can get apple varieties based on the season, and apple juice and cakes are also available. As well as that they sell other local produce. Local sauces (including apple) and olive oils can also be found in the "shed". It's a little place so there's not much more to say. The lady who served us was lovely and let us know about items they didn't have in stock right at that time, but would do in the future. If you like apples then this is obviously a must. If not then there are other things as well.

Worst apple pie we have ever tasted. They used a savory type pasty and no sugar with the apples…read more Sour and dreadful! Also they take cash only no eftpos, very odd.

I don't know if it's always had the same name, or been the same owners, but this fruit and veg shop…read moreas been around since I was a kid. They've usually got better quality stuff than the Foodland or Woolies, and are also helpful and know a lot more about their produce. They were a lifesaver for me last Summer, when I'd pop in every week to grab some fresh figs for my cupcakes. From what I've found fresh figs aren't easy to come by in supermarkets down south, so without a tree to pick them from, TC's was a real life saver.

I try to support small business but I won't when the owners or staff treat select people with total…read moredisrespect as happened to me today. I grabbed a 3kg bag of oranges and lined up at TC's Fruit and Veg in Seaford Central, southern Adelaide. There was one person at each of the 2 cash registers, so I put my bag of oranges down on top of a table of non-orange vegetables for sale and walked between the 2 cash registers to select 3 mushrooms as I passed between the cash registers 2 young people came in the out lane past me. When I came back in the out lane (the same way) between the 2 cash registers, I waited behind the 2 young people, as a male with a trolley was now in the other lane. The 2 young people in front of me finished, to my surprise the mature aged (male) staff at my register said this to me, 'I'm going to serve that man because he was here first.' indicating to the male with the trolley who came along after me, who verbally thanked the male staff member. I stood for a moment not wanting to react in anger. I continued my momentum and placed my oranges and mushrooms on the edge of the counter as the trolley man moved in to be served. I reflected on the fact that the male staff member failed to apologise to me before he said he would serve the other person which was very rude in the first instance. I reflected on the fact the cash register staff member most probably saw me walk out and back in between the registers, if he didn't he was incompetent as a small retail store staff member. I reflected on the fact that when I came back in with my mushrooms, I stared momentarily at the trolley man customer and I know he saw me pick up the 3kg bag of oranges I left on top of the other non-orange vegetables before I walked outside for less than 20 seconds. I reflected on the fact that my 2 items cost more than the trolley man's one item and realised that I had just been a target of gender discrimination by two males about the same age who probably knew each other. They were almost finished with the transaction. No I said to myself as I turned silently walked out the shop towards Woolworths where I bought my required items. I left JCs oranges and mushrooms on his counter never to return. I've lived in Seaford southern Adelaide for 10 years.

This is a brilliant place to stock up on your nutrients via fruit and veggies. The stock is always…read morecarefully presented, clean and looks fresh and healthy. The bright variety of colours cry out that antioxidants are here for the taking. I do find it a little more expensive to shop here for produce over the supermarket, but it's SO much better quality and taste it's well worth it. There is also a wide variety of gourmet and continental foods and condiments, as well as dried fruits and nuts. In a nutshell - market fresh!

Fresh variety of produce at fantastic prices! Stock your…read moretrolley with veg and fruits bags going for $1 ( check the outdoor racks) seasonal produce, milk bottles/ eggs from local farms, beautiful breads and more! There's even a tasting table offering cakes or cheese to sample. The staff could do with some education though about the farms that supply here, as I found a few who wasn't able to supply me with an answer. Other than that, I would recommend shopping here and stretching your money further with their fantastic pricing!

Absolutely fantastic, produce is as cheap or cheaper then Woolworth's next door and about 3 times…read morethe quality.

Always fresh - Frank and Chris always have the best, juiciest and most crunchy fruit and veg! I do…read moreall my local shopping here, and they're always friendly. Love Chris' weekly video updates