Used to be amazing but changed owners in January 2022 and the quality of fruit & vegetables has…read moredeteriorated dramatically. Plus they have gone back to everything in plastic and unnecessary packaging.

other Yelpers have said it all…read more Heaps of fresh vegetables and fruits at a reasonable price. I would suggest getting your perishable goods here instead of Coles (on the same floor in the shopping centre). The only complaint I have is the cashiers. They are so fast (and efficient) to a point that before you have the time to put away your change, he/she has already checked out the customer behind you.

WOAHHHH Everything I thought didn't exist in Australia or that I'd pay an arm and a leg for does!…read moreAnd it's here! Except vegan cheese...but damn if I start eating cheese again I'm coming here because it looks so good and is local. Small but they pack a lot in! You could spend 2 hours browsing.

I have been here about ten times and never received good customer service. I go back because its…read morenearby and the selection is good but it could be a lot better if staff were friendly or helpful.

I love this place, except I always leave having spent $200+. It's expensive but the quality and…read moreselection is excellent. I'd recommend buying pantry staples at Woolies or Coles, but meats, veggies, and speciality items at Harris Farms. The seafood is very high quality!

You might drive past and think, oh, I need more than fruit, I have to go to a supermarket. But stop…read moreright there, this place has loads of stuff that just might cover your shopping list and save you going to Marrickville Metro or some other horrific place. The fruit and vegies are in abundance, as you would expect, and they are fresh, good quality and reasonably priced. There is also fresh bread, a fridge with deli meats, a thousand kinds of cheeses, dairy products and milk. At the back there is all kinds of pasta and sauces as well as toiletries and cleaning products. The back freezers have ready made pasta, ice cream and things like frozen berries. The righ hand side wall is tin central, with any kind of food in a tin or jar you would want. I wish I could do a whole inventory but I think its safe to say that this place has pretty much everything. Special mention for the bunches of flowers at the front of store near the registers. They are always beautiful and look amazing, fantastic quality. And extremely cheap! I would recommend getting flowers here than at a florist, as they are top quality and last for ages.

Just stopped in for the first time. More than just fruit, it's a full grocery store, with milk and…read morecheese and tinned goods and 3kg jars of sauerkraut. Lots of Asian foodstuffs, too. Prices seem reasonable for a small independent outfit. The fruit and veg is abundant and prices seem pretty good for the in-season stuff. Some of it's not as shiny and spotless as the stuff you get at the big grocery chains, but who cares?

The entire team are very friendly, helpful and efficient. A fabulous green oasis I visit…read moreregularly. Great work team.

We visited Australia (from the US) specifically for my cousin Jen's wedding. And we absolutely…read moreloved her wedding and the atmosphere was very pretty rustic chic with a classy twist. The location was great and the staff for the most part was friendly except for a couple of staff members. Early before the wedding I cut my finger and my husband attempted to ask a gentleman for a bandaid which he said yes then another guy said no all the bandaids are used up because the chefs cut themselves and told my husband to just tape it up. Later I asked a nice lady for a bandaid and she gave me 2 and even helped me out it on (that's why there is an extra 4th star lol). As the night progressed we had a wonderful time and a lady asked if she can take the food away I guess we took long to answer so she just left. For the most part it was a wonderful experience except for some minor issues. But man that photo booth was amazing!!!!

This is the closest thing to Trader Joes I've ever found in Australia - AND I LOVE IT!…read more They have a lot of speciality items, ethnic items, gourmet items, they aren't overpriced. Produce is very good. The staff are always friendly and courteous. This is where I prefer to do a big shop. Forget Coles & Woolies. the big two behemoths can fight it out to the death, I'll be oblivious. I never set foot in one of those unless I have to. Between picking up bits and pieces at Aldi (convenient to where I work), and doing my big shop at Harris Farms, I'm set.

I was in the mood for some moon cakes and was pleasantly surprised they were sold at Harris Farm…read moreMarkets. The market has really fresh produce, fruits, and pretty much anything else you need to fill your pantry and refrigerator. The store was clean and cashier was pleasant. Prices were a bit on the high side, but that was expected since they were located inside a large shopping center. You pay a higher price for the convenience.

nice to meat you! a…read morerare journey out of sydney's city centre in search of the lululemon outlet led me to chance upon alexandria and what this area has to offer! a paradise for meat lovers awaits! the entrance is via the f&b section and a turn to your right will be where bright coloured, free to wear, winter jackets hang. this can only mean it's going to be cold within, past the solid black sliding door! i opted not to and would not recommend you follow me if you are not in the least bit liking the cold. it's a great reason to celebrate the cold within as you know for sure the meats that you buy here will be nicely chilled! like a kid in a candy store feeling, warms you. where do i begin? fear not as the previously sentient beings are well organized, classified and displayed for your easy selection. from regular everyday beef to japanese wagyu, goat to lamb, venison, veal, roo, free range chicken and ducks, angus or aged, all abound. the best for me and travellers alike have to be that most meats on display are all nicely vacuum packed, just grab and go! you can also take in the freshly butchered canvas of meats hanging beyond and in the background as proof of the pudding. Or envy the huge aging box encompassing even more choice cuts! and when the cold bites and/or the basket fills, exit the cold room for other non chilled products! hoofs, hearts, liver, pet mince, tongue? the frozen section will amaze! they also have cheeses, cured meats, sauces and other produce. as for the meats you buy, a full range of bbq paraphernalia will get you ready immediately for a cook off! once ready to check out, the quick moving line will get you out the door in no time. just grab cardboard boxes, if you need, for your bountiful loot and don't forget to return that jacket you took when you entered! it was definitely nice to meat you!

If you want Meat this is the pace to come... MEAT! Meat…read moreGALORE!! #MEATATARIAN!!! Definitely do NOT bring a Vegetarian, and Vegans?! forget about it! They might pass out... (Me trying to be funny) I reckon if there is a cut of meat that exists they have it or will know about it. This place is huge, very well kept, spotless, brilliantly organized and most important of all...does not smell!! When you get here, the entrance is something else...literally like walking into a giant Meat Locker! They have jackets for you at the front to keep you warm while you struggle to choose your cut of meat from the enormous selection...Brilliant! Then there is the selection...again just amazing, memorizing, so much to choose from! So are the prices... High quality meat at affordable prices! The Australian Meat Emporium truly feels like a wholesaler that is open to the public, not just one of those catchy or quirky gimmicks. Just like their website states: "Australian Meat Emporium says is a retail outlet selling the finest Bindaree Beef products directly to the public at affordable prices". I'm just not sure what Bindaree Beef is...guessing something good? They also work "very closely with producers of other species of meat such as Cowra Lamb, Arcadian Organic Meat, Rangers Valley and B.E Campbell's Bruemar Pork." Australian Meat Emporium used to be called Establishment 218...just in case your were wondering

The fruits and vegetables are always fresh (though they don't always have everything as they buy…read moreseasonally). Range of cheeses, dairy and meats also good, sometimes a little pricey due to 'organic' bend, but there is also a good range of staples at comparable prices to the local Foodworks. great range of frozen treats as well as beans, pasta and rice. their pet food is cheaper tan the local big supermarket. The guys who run it are super nice and friendly. if you need vegan, gluten free etc, there are good ranges for you. wish they had a cheaper spice range (only stock organic).

If you're ever in Woollahra and you're craving fresh fruit and vegetables, you need to stop by…read moreQueen Street and visit the Queen Street Fruit Shop. This is the best place to get the freshest seasonal fruits and the best quality vegetables you'll find in Sydney. Their shop fits right into the quaint village look of Queen St and the staff makes the experience of visiting this shop even better. While choosing your favourite fruits and veggies, the friendly staff will be at hand to serve you and answer any questions you might have regarding their produce. High quality produce with high quality staff definitely makes this a high quality store!

This is my go-to local supermarket. Open 'til late seven days a week, the prices are pretty good…read moreand the range is great. Banana Joe's was first opened as a fruit & veg market by Joe himself back in 1984, and has since expanded to include a great deli section and butcher. They have a huuuge cheese selection for a local supermarket, plus plenty of olives and a great range of organic products - ahh, Marrickville I love you. They also have some of the best Turkish delight I've ever tasted. Available in almond, vanilla and rose, it'll set you back just a few dollars for a plate and is great to take along to dinner parties. (Look near the dried fruit and nut section in the fresh fruit department.) The Banana Joe's website has a great tabouli recipe too!

I love Banana Joes…read more They have much better produce than Coles or Woolies and lots of specialty gluten free items, cheeses, cured meats and... just other quirky things, sometimes organic and health foodish, sometimes ethnic that are really good and/or hard to find. They have Chobani Greek Yoghurt (hit or miss at other supermarkets) and if they could just get on the Puregg Egg White train, I could ditch Woolies at Marrickville Metro completely and just shop here.