Maxwell's Organic Grocery was awesome. The food was awesome, I had their baked goods and no…read morecomplaints. Service was quick and friendly. Would recommend.

The friendly service combined with fresh, mostly local fruit, veg, and meat make this a delightful…read morecafe and grocery. While the food selection is small it is very fresh and cooked to order. The staff are friendly snd engaging, cleaning constantly so that there is no wait for the outdoor seating. If you are seeking a wholesome meal after morning spent at the nearby beach you should definitely pop in for a snack or sweet treat. You will not be disappointed. The middle size portion of cauliflower "fried rice" salad was perfect for a hungry girl (me)! My hubs was completely satisfied by the organic, grass fed hamburger and even raved about it the next day (!!), this from a man who is hard to please when it comes to burgers, if that tells you anything. If visiting Aldinga and wanting something fresh, delicious, and different than the usual fish and chips stop in and give it a go.

I am a Foodland gal from way back. Both of us are Mighty South Aussies…read more Like most Foodland supermarket this one stocks the brands and items that customers want to buy, but I sometimes find it a bit lacking. And I definitely wouldn't buy the fish from here as it always looks dry. I can however be assured when I buying both SA and Aus products as these are the ones that are easily identifiable. The fruit and veg here is always fresh and reasonably priced, as well it should be seeing as the Willunga Farmers Markets are just down the road. I find the meat section lacking though so I prefer to get my meat at Foodland Seaford where the quality is better, there is more variety and the prices are great. You can often come across great specials here, especially on toilet paper. 48 rolls for $18.99. You can't go past that. And with a Leonard's Chicken in the deli section you can always get a tasty meal to bung in the oven.

Oh Foodland. I actually had my first job here, I lasted 2 months before quitting. But a while ago…read morethis was the only supermarket at the Seaford Shop, in fact it was the main store of every sort. But since Woolies moved in Foodland has seemed a little tired in it's old age. While it's an oldie, it's still a goodie. The bakery section is a great part of foodland, and if you come by in the morning on a weekend you can get some delicious freshly baked pastries. Their chocolate croissants are a must try. The staff are mostly friendly, especially the staff packing the shelves, who are always great at helping you find your way around the store. I do rage a little when they don't have any coriander in stock, which surprisingly seems to happen quite a bit with both this Foodland and the Wollies.

Market magic! I love…read moremarkets generally but in particular Farmer's markets. I love finding out what's in season, who's growing what where and trying all the local home baked produce. Willunga Farmers Market is a one of the oldest - setting a hard to beat bench mark for many that have followed since including Wayville, Victor Harbor and the Market Shed and the new markets popping up everywhere in the 'burbs. Willunga has a bohemian, hippyish flavour however also caters for the wider community of non vegan or food intolerant! Case in point - Lina's sumptuously sweet and sticky Greek sweets. 55 producers share their wares every Saturday morning - bread sells out immediately - I don't think I've every gotten there early enough to take my pick! Last Saturday we sampled and bought 4 different types of recently dried sultana grapes and muscatels; bought some kale seedlings to grow at home; honeycomb (mangowood and blue gum) for a cheese plate; vanilla bean enhanced candied honey; lavender fudge and brownies; freshly picked, unwaxed and unsprayed Pink Lady apples; a punnet of luscious strawberries from Mt Compass; huge heads of new season broccoli; locally produced "fresh and grassy" olive oil and basil pesto. We finished our morning's forage with a Warrakilla Portuguese tart and a freshly made "cap" from the coffee stall. Willunga Farmers Market is an institution in the Fleurieu and showcases the areas plenitude of local producers. For us townies a trip down south is the ideal excuse to buy the week's seasonal supplies and then indulge in a very special gourmet breakfast, brunch, lunch or picnic!!

Awesome farmers market. Become a member and get members only prices. 10% off of non-member prices…read more This is my local Saturday morning shop when I'm lucky enough to have a Saturday free. My first stop is always Flour Power bread. You need to get in quick if you want a pesto scroll, they fly off the shelf. I also really love their pasta dura. It's made with olive oil so it freezes really well and it makes the best buschetta! This market it pooch friendly so come om down with Fido or Scooby checkout what is in season, have a coffee and sample the local goodies. you won't be diddapointed.

Helpful staff, a good range I store and often willing to order in or at least find out who supplies…read moreitems that they do not stock. A great range of bread too.