As Alison P. pointed out Con's Fresh Fruit & Veg is one of the cheaper f&v stalls, which is why I…read moreoften frequent it. The frontage might look a bit old and dusty but it is just as good as the next door neighbour Thompson's. The prices are pretty competitive down near Grote St, and you can easily duck back and forth between stalls, choosing the best prices and quality. The stock here is of reasonable quality, although be sure to give everything the touch and smell check. I once bought some sweet potatoes here without carefully inspecting, and they were actually quite mouldy. The great thing about buying fruit and veg from small family stalls like this is if you really want, you can probably find out where the stuff is grown, and other details like that.

This is one of my favourite fruit and veg haunts in the Central Markets. The produce is cheap and…read morealways fresh plus it lasts at least a week when refrigerated. Very rarely does anything I buy go off or wilted within a couple of days. The fruit and veg on offer is not really strictly seasonal but a lot of it SA grown and you can get a good range of most things (aside from more unique things like baby spinach, rocket, chinese greens, broccolini etc). Service is always quick and I can get a full bag of produce for under $20.

I'm another who loves this place. It can be very cheap, the produce is about a billion times…read morebetter than most of the stuff you find in supermarkets, and if you're there at the right time, paying sufficient attention to the spruiker, you'll have a good chance of scoring even better deals. The staff are really nice, too. They have usually taken the time to at least ask about my day, which in my book is a good thing. A bit of human interaction makes the day go by more nicely for everyone.

This is one of the stalls where you, when you pass it, should listen carefully to what the person…read moreis shouting. I tend to easily ignore those people and just look at the prices that are marked above the veggies but at Seven Brothers I found that those aren't always up-to-date. Especially if you go just before the market closes, make sure you listen to the specials because you can get stuff for ridiculously cheap. Apart from that, their prices always seem to be pretty good and I reckon it's one of the cheapest places for fruit around there.

This is a great stall to come to for all of the more unusual ingredients; they have all kinds of…read morefruits and veggies which are hard to find anywhere else. The prices are fair and the staff are lovely and friendly - I've always found them to be very helpful too if you can't find what you need right away.

This is one of the stalls I visit every week because it has THE BEST TOMATOES IN ADELAIDE. That's…read moreright, this innocuous looking, tiny little stall has the most amazing tasting tomatoes that you will ever eat, unless you have grown them yourself. I think that most of the population have forgotten how great real tomatoes taste. I especially like the ones that are bright red on the outside and a little green inside as they are sweet and tart at the same time. Did I also mention that the fruit and veg here is really cheap. You can buy pre packed bags of cucumbers, celery, carrots etc for $2. As well as the tomatoes the other produce that tastes great is the cucumbers and the capsicums. So for exceptional taste and value this is the stall to visit.

Nice fresh department , good range of groceries. Compare with last year , a lot of effort on this…read moresite, we glad the good changes on this lovely store

It's great that this store exists. The only issue I have is that when a popular item is sold out…read moreit can be weeks before it returns. As a customer it drives me elsewhere in search of regular supplies. I understand there have been supply chain problems lately, but why haven't I been able to get a tube of toothpaste or a painkiller for 3 weeks when I can get it elsewhere anytime? Or a pack of muffins? Or kitten food? etc, etc If they fix their stock management situation they might find an increased regularity of customers. With the Coles up the road now closed, a lot of potential trade is going begging for lack of regularly available product.

Cactus is one of the many stalls in the Central Market that sell fresh fruit, veggies and herbs…read more Whether you'll be able to grab a bargain here really just depends on your luck. On some occasions I was able to find whatever I was looking for cheaper in the supermarket or at other stalls, but on other days they had things like mushrooms, carrots or cherry tomatoes selling for very cheap. It just depends on the time of day you go (preferably as late as possible, when all their stock needs to go) and on what they sell on that particular day. Overall they have quite a big choice though and things always look nice and fresh. Compare with other stalls and see where it's cheaper.

Le Fruit is a really attractive fruit stall in the markets…read more One's eye is first captured by the embossed black lettering upon the soft orange boarding encircling the upper portion of the stall. This contrasts nicely with the neatly arranged stack of huge green watermelons which graces the center of the stall, encircled by baskets of green and yellow fruits such as bananas, kiwis limes and pears. Complementing this are the wooden buckets of pumpkins in light pink orange and and warm grey, overflowing with fullness and the huge wooden crate bristling granny smith apples at the foot of the stall. I appreciate the time and thought put into the display, and the fruit's not too bad either.

Healthy Life is a chain of franchises that stock nutritional supplements and health products. I…read morethink this is an especially good store for the layout, the wide range of stock and the service. There is often a naturopath in-store to assist you in choosing the best product for your particular need. I appreciate this as sometimes it seems the health shop staff have less of a clue than I do. It's not always the cheapest place, but for the range and advice available, it's usually worth the few extra bucks. In a nutshell - one stop health shop!

Healthy Life is here for all of your vitamin and supplement needs but beside that it has amazing…read morecustomer service. In this sort of health industry where there are so many products that come out everyday, most of which you have no idea what they do, a helping and professional hand is much needed. First of all in terms of stock and products the store rates well. There is a full range of brand named vitamins and minerals and way more of a variety than those you would find at the supermarket. There is a gluten free range for those allergic and different sections for muscle building products, speciality teas and mueslis, oat meals and brans. The thing I loved is the organic soaps which at only $1.30 is a bargain and they have really yummy flavours which are made from Palm Oil that is not collected from rainforests that destroy the habitat of endangered animals. Why how nice.